FAA A&P mechanic test prep · General test
Original practice questions written from FAA handbooks and regulations, each one cited to the page it came from. Find your weak areas first with a free 60-question practice test.
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FAA numbers for 2025
Source: FAA, 2025 Airman Knowledge Tests volume report (CY2025). What these numbers mean.
How it works
Take the free 60-question practice test. You’ll see your score and how you did in each of the 12 General subject areas.
Work through practice questions by area. Every answer explains why it’s right, why the others are wrong, and where it comes from in the FAA handbook or regulations.
Take timed mock exams until your scores are steady, then book your FAA test with confidence in what you know.
What you get
Written from FAA-H-8083-30B, AC 43.13-1B and 14 CFR. Each one quotes the passage that backs the answer, with the page number, so you can check it yourself.
Every question is tagged with its Airman Certification Standards code (like AM.I.A.K1), the same codes that appear on your FAA score report.
Every question is checked by two separate AI models against its source, and our question bank is being reviewed by a licensed A&P mechanic.
Practice under a clock so test day feels familiar.
Study in short bursts on your phone: on a break, before a shift, between classes.
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Pricing
While we finish the course, early buyers pay less. One-time payment, no subscription.
$49 one-time
Price after the early-buyer period: $59
$119 one-time
Price after the early-buyer period: $149
We’re still setting up payments, so you can’t buy yet and we won’t take any money until checkout is live. In the meantime, the free 60-question practice test is open to everyone. Questions? Email hello@torquedtopass.com.
Free guides
Who takes it, how to qualify, the format and the passing score.
Read the guideThe FAA’s numbers for General, Airframe and Powerplant, and what they mean.
See the numbersWhat codes like AM.I.A.K1 mean and how to use them to study.
Decode your reportNo. Torqued to Pass is an independent study product. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by the FAA, and our questions are not FAA test questions. The FAA test itself is taken at an FAA-approved testing center.
We write every question ourselves from public FAA documents: the Aviation Maintenance Technician Handbook – General (FAA-H-8083-30B), Advisory Circular 43.13-1B, and the Federal Aviation Regulations (14 CFR). Each question names its source and page and quotes the passage that supports the answer. How we make and check questions.
No. Open the free test and start. Your answers are saved only in your own browser so you can come back later. Nothing is sent to us.
It has the same number of questions as the FAA General test (60) and covers the same 12 subject areas from the FAA’s Airman Certification Standards. It is untimed and uses our own original questions, so treat it as a check of where you stand, not a prediction of your FAA score.
If you fail an FAA test you prepared for with us, you can ask for your money back, as long as these conditions are met:
We’re building them now. If you buy the three-test bundle during the early-buyer period, Airframe and Powerplant will be delivered by February 28, 2027, or we’ll refund the full bundle price.
Yes. The site is built for phones first, and it works on tablets and computers too.
Yes. You can get a full refund within 7 days of purchase if you’ve used less than 10% of the questions. See the refund policy.
60 questions, all 12 General areas, explanations and sources for everything you miss.
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