EASA syllabus · ATPL(A) · CPL(A) · IR(A) · PPL(A)

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First-hand notes: written by the person who passed the thirteen theory exams with them. Every topic follows the official EASA Learning Objectives and carries the date it was last reviewed. No filler, no sign-up, in English and Spanish.

367syllabus topics
13EASA subjects
96sections
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The syllabus, subject by subject

Each subject has its own index page with every section and how much of it is written.

Full syllabus by subject

Expand each subject to see exactly what to study, section by section.

Integrated table: open a subject to view sections, then open a section to view topics.

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Coverage legend:● Included◐ Partial○ Less common

Note about IR(A): this column is interpreted as the typical theory syllabus for the IR(A) rating (IFR). Many schools assume prior baseline knowledge (PPL/ATPL), so some general topics may show as “less common” in IR(A) even if they are common in PPL(A).

Unofficial, indicative table. Coverage is an estimate by section (reference: SENASA MUPET) and an approximate mapping for PPL(A). Always confirm the exact syllabus and scope with your flight school/ATO and current regulations.

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