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AI flight instructor & examiner

Train smarter.
Fly better.

Talk through your private pilot oral with a voice CFI, face a by-the-book examiner, and follow a study plan built around your test dates.

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Why Aviant

Checkride prep shouldn't wait for your instructor's schedule. Aviant is an examiner on demand: it asks the hard questions, grades you against the ACS, and explains every answer until it sticks.

  • Area I: Preflight Preparation
  • Area II: Preflight Procedures
  • Area III: Airport Operations
  • Area IV: Takeoffs, Landings & Go-Arounds
  • Area V: Performance Maneuvers
  • Area VI: Navigation
  • Area VII: Slow Flight & Stalls
  • Area VIII: Basic Instrument Maneuvers
  • Area IX: Emergency Operations
  • Area XI: Night Operations
  • Area XII: Postflight Procedures

Start where you are

Where are you in training?

How it works

From first lesson to checkride day.

01Preflight

A plan built around your dates

Tell Aviant when your written and checkride are, take a ten-minute diagnostic, and get a daily plan that spends more time where you're weakest. It re-plans as you study.

Study plan · PPL writtenOn track
  • Wk 1
    Regulations · airspace
  • Wk 2
    Weather theory
  • Wk 3
    Weather services
  • Wk 4
    Navigation · charts
  • Wk 5
    Performance · W&B
  • Wk 6
    Final review · 2 mocks

Today · 45 min

  • Review 12 due cards10 min
  • New questions: weather services20 min
  • Teach session: METARs & TAFs15 min

02Departure

Learn it out loud

Teach mode is a patient voice CFI. Ask anything, hear it explained in plain language, and get quizzed until it sticks.

Voice CFI · Teach modeLive

CFI

Before you enter Class B airspace, what do you need from ATC?

You

Two-way radio contact?

CFI

That’s enough for Class C and D. Bravo needs an explicit clearance: you have to hear “cleared into the Class Bravo.” Hearing your callsign isn’t enough.

03Cruise

Drill the knowledge test

306 practice questions across every area, drawn fresh each attempt with shuffled answers. The ones you miss come back on a spaced-repetition schedule.

Practice test · Quick 2014 / 20

Unless otherwise authorized, Class D airspace normally extends from the surface up to

  • 2,500 feet above the airport elevation
  • 3,000 feet AGL
  • 4,000 feet MSL

Charted in MSL on the sectional, but normally 2,500 ft above the field. AIM 3-2-5

04Approach

Face the examiner

Examine mode asks scenario-based oral questions like a DPE, follows up on weak answers, and grades every response against the ACS key points.

Mock oral · Examine modePA.I.B

“Before we go, which documents need to be on board?”

Debrief · ACS key points

75%

  • Airworthiness certificate
  • Registration
  • Operating limitations
  • Weight & balance data

Follow-up: “Where in the POH would I find this airplane’s weight and balance?”

05Touchdown

Walk in ready

Your readiness and predicted written score tell you when you're actually prepared. Clear the bar and earn an Aviant Ready certificate to show your CFI.

Aviant Ready · WrittenOct 2026

Predicted score

88

Last two mocks: 89% · 91%

Ready

  • Regulations92%
  • Airspace88%
  • Weather81%
  • Navigation86%
  • Aircraft systems90%

Your instrument panel

Know you’re ready. Don’t guess.

Every quiz, flashcard and oral feeds the same four gauges, so you always know where you stand and what to fly next.

020406080100READINESS%
Mastery across every ACS area. Aviant Ready at 85.
020406080100PREDICTEDSCORE
From your recent mock tests. 70 passes the written.
0102030405060TODAYMIN
Minutes against the daily goal your plan sets.
051015202530STREAKDAYS
Consecutive study days, with a weekly freeze.

What Aviant does

Student pilots study alone most of the week, and the oral is the part nobody can cram from a book. Aviant gives you a CFI who explains things out loud and an examiner who asks the follow-up you were hoping to avoid. It keeps track of what you know, what you keep missing, and how many days you have left.

We don’t sign you off.

Only your CFI can endorse you, and only an examiner can pass you. Aviant gets you ready for both. Every answer cites the regulation, the AIM, or the handbook it came from, and when the material doesn’t cover something, it says so instead of guessing.

Try it now

Face the examiner. No account needed.

A real question from the Private Pilot oral. Answer it the way you would on checkride day, and Aviant grades you against the ACS key points.

Area
I · Preflight Preparation
Task
B · Airworthiness Requirements
Graded on
ACS knowledge elements
AI examiner · Private PilotPA.I.B

“What documents are required to be on board the aircraft?”

Graded against the ACS key points

Pricing

Free while we're in beta.

Full access, no card required. Paid plans arrive after launch, and beta pilots will hear first.

Available now

Student Pilot

Freeduring beta

  • Voice CFI & DPE, both modes
  • Study plan built to your test dates
  • 306-question practice bank
  • Mock knowledge tests
  • Spaced-repetition review
  • Study guides
Start training free

Planned

Checkride Pro

Soonafter launch

  • Unlimited mock orals
  • Full mock checkrides with your own flight plan
  • Readiness reports for your CFI
  • Priority voice
After launch

Planned

Flight Schools

Soonper seat

  • Student seats and cohorts
  • Instructor dashboards
  • Progress sharing with CFIs
  • Custom syllabus mapping
After launch

FAQ

Questions, answered.

01Does Aviant replace my flight instructor or examiner?

No. Aviant is a study aid that helps you prepare between lessons. Your training, endorsements, and checkride still come from an authorized CFI and an FAA-designated pilot examiner.

02Which ratings are supported?

Private Pilot (Airplane) today, built around the FAA's Airman Certification Standards. Instrument Rating is coming soon, and Commercial and CFI are on the roadmap.

03How does the voice assistant work?

It's one AI assistant with two modes. Teach mode behaves like a CFI: it explains concepts and answers your questions. Examine mode behaves like a DPE: it asks scenario-based oral questions, follows up on weak answers, and grades you against the ACS.

04Where does the study material come from?

Questions and guides are built around the FAA's Airman Certification Standards and cite 14 CFR, the AIM, and FAA handbooks so you can always check the source.

05What does it cost?

Aviant is free while we're in beta. Create an account and you get full access to the voice assistant, question bank, quizzes, and study guides.

06Can I use it on my phone?

Yes. Aviant runs in any modern browser on desktop or mobile. Voice works best in Chrome, Edge, and Safari.

Rwy 27 · wind 270 at 8 · cleared

Cleared for takeoff.

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