PPL Radio Exam Tutor

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About PPL Radio Exam Tutor

PPL Radio Exam helps you to practice the main radio calls needed to pass your PPL Radio Telephony (R/T) exam.

Revision pages show you how to make each call, and then test exchanges let you practice them yourself. The exchanges are automatically generated to provide almost infinite variety and detailed feedback tells you any parts of calls which were incorrect.

Topics covered include:

- Departure from aerodromes with Radio, Information and full ATC services
- Basic service requests
- Mayday and Pan calls
- MATZ penetration
- Arrival at aerodromes with Radio, Information and ATC

Download for free and try the first two topics.

PPL Radio Exam Tutor is the perfect way to prepare for PPL Radio Telephony exam, but can also be used to help you practice calls while you're learning to fly, or to refresh your skills and practice less common radio calls.