SkyStudy brings a large, independently authored question bank across all 14 EASA ATPL subjects together with per-subject analytics, spaced repetition, and a cohort dashboard currently in beta for flight-school partners. If your students are juggling separate tools to study, revise, and track progress, this is worth a look.
Every question is tagged to its EASA ATPL syllabus reference. Students and instructors can filter by learning objective and focus revision where the evidence says it is needed, not where the student guesses.
The instructor-facing dashboard is in active development and open to pilot partners now: create cohorts, invite students by email, view per-subject score breakdowns, export CSV reports, and manage access per student. It is feature-flagged and not yet validated in a live school.
The question bank (~31,000 questions across all 14 subjects) is independently authored from official EASA/LBA source documents with AI-assisted generation and human review. It is not a copy or resale of a commercial exam bank, and not exam dumps.
SkyStudy is a web app and PWA. Students enrol with an email link, study on any device including offline, and progress syncs automatically. No software to install, no LMS to configure, no per-seat server to run.
Tell us your school name, approximate student count per intake, and any specific requirements. We schedule a 30-minute walkthrough of the instructor dashboard.
We set up your school, create your first cohort, and send enrolment links to your students. No payment during the pilot. You evaluate the platform against your current workflow for an agreed period.
After the pilot you decide whether per-student subscriptions or a managed arrangement suits you better. If it does not work for your school, you leave with a CSV export of your cohort's data.
The cohort dashboard is in beta. If you can live with a feature that is still being hardened in exchange for influencing what it becomes, this is a good time to start a conversation. If you need a proven, fully supported LMS right now, we will say so on the call.
The student-facing platform, question practice, spaced repetition, mock exams, and analytics, is already in production and used for live revision.
Talk to usNot yet. The cohort dashboard is feature-flagged and available to pilot partners for evaluation. Core flows, create cohort, invite students, view progress, export CSV, work, but the feature has not yet been used unassisted by a live school. The student-facing app (question practice, spaced repetition, mock exams, analytics) is in production.
All 14 EASA ATPL theoretical-knowledge subjects, including Air Law, Aircraft General Knowledge, Flight Planning & Monitoring, Human Performance, Instrumentation, Mass & Balance, Meteorology, Navigation, Operational Procedures, Performance, Principles of Flight, and Communications.
Questions are tagged to EASA learning objectives referenced from the official EASA syllabus. EASA LO references are displayed as attributed excerpts, not reproduced in full. It is a study aid and is not affiliated with or endorsed by EASA or any national authority.
Yes. The student-facing app is a Progressive Web App and can be installed on any device. Studied questions and session history are available offline after an initial sync.
School administrators can view per-student scores by subject, session counts, assignment completion, and cohort-level breakdowns, and export this as a CSV report. GDPR data-processing terms are available on request.
Not currently. The cohort dashboard is a standalone feature. LMS integration (LTI, SCORM, API) is on the roadmap but is not scheduled for a specific release.
See how the question bank and cohort dashboard map to your syllabus. Compare SkyStudy against the other ATPL platforms first if it helps.
Important notice
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