For curiosity
Start with the essentials: how aircraft fly, what instruments do and how pilots navigate.

A clear, bilingual and progressive aviation question bank for curious learners, families, students and future pilots.
Start with the essentials: how aircraft fly, what instruments do and how pilots navigate.
Accessible content for young and older learners, with clear language and questions to discuss.
Build confidence before moving into the technical EASA PPL(A) syllabus.
Aviation to explore, understand and share
Explore aerodynamics, weather, navigation, communications, safety, instruments, systems and general-aviation fundamentals. Explorer turns flight fundamentals into short missions: visual questions, required explanations and a route that grows with you. No previous experience required.
Start with simple ideas and practical examples.
Apply them to flight situations and real decisions.
Reinforce every theme with explanations and new challenges.
400 questions · 10 themes
Each theme combines concepts, examples and decisions to keep the route easy to follow.
Explorer access
No subscription and no automatic renewal. The final price may depend on your country and purchase platform.
An independent educational bank about aviation foundations, separate from the PPL(A) question bank. It is designed for beginners and gradual learning.
The complete Explorer route with 400 questions across ten themes, bilingual questions, required explanations, progress tracking and future catalogue expansions.
The current price is €12.99 as a single payment. Access is lifetime: there is no monthly or annual subscription.
No. Explorer is bought once and does not create recurring charges. App Store, Google Play or Stripe show the final purchase conditions before confirmation.
Yes. You can start with a free selection of questions to experience the method before unlocking the complete route.
No. Explorer teaches aviation foundations for beginners and enthusiasts. The PPL(A) bank is a separate product for the nine technical PPL(A) subjects.
It can be used by families and in educational settings with appropriate adult guidance. It does not replace formal training or flight instruction.
No. Explorer starts with fundamentals and explains every answer, even if you have never been in an aircraft.
No. The Explorer certificate, when its requirements are met, recognises an educational achievement. It is not a pilot licence or accredited aviation qualification.
Pilot One Explorer is independent educational material. It is not a pilot licence or an accredited aviation qualification.
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