Tracking & Spatial Path. Inspired by the PILAPT selection style, from People Technologies Ltd, now owned by Multi-Health Systems (MHS).
PILAPT, from People Technologies, is a pilot aptitude battery that was used widely for many years and is now owned by Multi-Health Systems (MHS). Its documented subtests run in sequence: mental arithmetic, a compensatory tracking task with a concurrent audio channel, a rule-based concentration grid, an audio-and-spatial figure-counting task, a three-panel pattern task, a fly-through-boxes tracking task with deliberate control lag, and a demanding three-channel capacity task. Most schools and airlines that once ran PILAPT have since moved to online cut-e screening, so you may not meet PILAPT itself, but the skills it trained are exactly what modern selection still samples. This route rehearses that mix with original SkyStudy exercises. It is a practice route, not the PILAPT battery.
A legacy aptitude battery, now largely replaced by online screening, built around tracking with a concurrent audio channel, rule-based concentration, spatial figure-counting, pattern recognition, laggy fly-through tracking and a three-channel capacity task.
A pilot aptitude battery used widely for many years, now owned by Multi-Health Systems (MHS). Tasks commonly include compensatory tracking, multitasking, spatial transformation, pattern recognition and mental arithmetic under time pressure. It is now a legacy system: most schools and airlines that once used it have moved to online cut-e screening.
Work through the exercises in order, or jump to the ones you want to sharpen. Each opens on its own page with a how-to, worked examples and instant scoring saved privately in your browser.
A path builds the skills at your own pace. When you want to rehearse selection-day pacing, a timed mock battery runs several exercises back to back under one clock and scores them together. See the mock batteries or read which tests airlines use.
SkyStudy is built for EASA ATPL exam preparation, with an ATPL question bank, timed mock exams, spaced repetition and analytics across every subject. Free to start, no card needed.