SkyStudy combines ATPL practice questions, timed mock exams, spaced repetition, and analytics so you can move from weak-topic discovery to exam-mode preparation without rebuilding your workflow each week. The bank covers 31,032 questions (as of July 2026) across every ATPL subject, each mapped to an EASA learning objective, and it is free to use while SkyStudy is in beta.
31,032
Counted from the bank's own data files, July 2026
14
Every ATPL subject, incl. KSA scenarios; split below
13
Current exam set; VFR and IFR Communications practised separately
Free
During beta: the full SkyStudy bank, no card required
These are SkyStudy's own numbers, counted directly from the question bank's data files in July 2026. They shift as questions are added, reworked, or retired, but the split gives you a realistic picture of where the practice volume sits. Every question is mapped to an EASA learning objective, so subject and topic filters reflect the syllabus rather than an arbitrary folder structure.
| Code | Subject | Questions |
|---|---|---|
| 010 | Air Law | 3,338 |
| 021 | Airframe, Systems and Powerplant | 3,392 |
| 022 | Instrumentation | 3,116 |
| 031 | Mass and Balance | 1,110 |
| 032 | Performance | 1,733 |
| 033 | Flight Planning and Monitoring | 1,041 |
| 040 | Human Performance and Limitations | 2,075 |
| 050 | Meteorology | 2,381 |
| 061 | General Navigation | 1,468 |
| 062 | Radio Navigation | 2,982 |
| 071 | Operational Procedures | 2,011 |
| 081 | Principles of Flight | 3,397 |
| 090 | Communications (practised as VFR 091 and IFR 092) | 1,440 |
| 100 | Knowledge, Skills and Attitudes (KSA) scenarios | 1,548 |
| Total | 31,032 |
The current EASA exam set is 13 papers; SkyStudy practice keeps VFR and IFR Communications separate, and KSA (area 100) scenario items support the assessment that runs through your ATO rather than a separate paper. The full background is on the ATPL subjects hub.
Use question practice to expose what you know, what you only recognise, and what still needs fresh theory review.
Shift from open practice into timed exam conditions as your sitting gets closer so accuracy survives under pressure.
See which subjects and topics need the next revision block instead of guessing where to spend your limited study time.
Practice, review, analytics, and spaced repetition work together so your ATPL question bank becomes a revision system, not just a list of items.
Open, untimed practice by subject or topic. Each question shows an explanation after you answer, so a miss becomes a small lesson instead of just a wrong tick. Your answers feed the analytics that surface weak areas, and you can bookmark anything you want to come back to.
Timed, exam-style sessions for when the sitting gets close. The clock changes how you read, calculate, and triage questions, which is exactly what you want to find out before exam day rather than during it. Results flow into the same review queue as open practice.
Questions you miss come back on a schedule that stretches as you get them right, so older subjects stay alive while you study new ones. This matters in ATPL more than in most exams, because earlier papers fade while later ones are still being learned.
Question volume alone is a weak signal. A bank earns its place in your revision when it does four jobs well:
SkyStudy is in beta and free to use: the full bank, mock exams, spaced repetition, and analytics, with no card required. That is not a permanent promise of everything staying free forever, so here is the honest version:
If you are weighing SkyStudy against other EASA ATPL question banks, see our honest, dated comparisons with AviationExam, ATPLQuestions, the Bristol Groundschool question bank, Airhead, Padpilot and evoATPL.
Compare question bank alternativesIf you are still deciding where to begin, open the ATPL subject hub or the ATPL theory guide first. If you already know your weak subjects, go straight into the product and start working through questions.
ATPL preparation covers everything CPL and IR theory require. If you want to understand how the subject lists line up or how ATPL theory credits CPL and IR under FCL.035, these pages explain it clearly.
31,032 questions across every EASA ATPL subject, with explanations, mock exams, and spaced repetition. Free to start, no card needed.
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Last reviewed July 2026