ATPL AI Tutor
The AI tutor built
for EASA ATPL.
General AI predicts language. Avi AI retrieves the relevant EASA ATPL knowledge before it answers, so every explanation stays grounded in the syllabus — built to work alongside your question bank.
The difference
Why not just use ChatGPT?
General-purpose AI like ChatGPT predicts the most likely next words. It’s genuinely useful for a huge range of things.
But EASA ATPL is an unusually precise domain, where one misplaced word can quietly teach the wrong concept. Avi AI retrieves verified aviation knowledge before it answers — so explanations stay grounded in the syllabus.
- Predicts the next likely sentence
- Sounds convincing
- Can mix similar aviation concepts
- Doesn’t know which ATPL material is authoritative
- Retrieves aviation knowledge first
- Uses verified ATPL material
- Grounds every answer before responding
Why it matters
The difference is often just one word.
“The down-going wing produces more lift and drag…”
- Sounds convincing.
- Actually incorrect.
“The down-deflected aileron increases lift and drag on its wing…”
- Grounded in verified ATPL knowledge.
Knowledge retrieval
It retrieves aviation knowledge
before it answers.
- Knowledge retrieval
- Learning objectives
- Exam references
- Answer generation
It searches meaning, not words — assembling the most relevant ATPL knowledge before it ever starts to answer.
How it works
This is how Avi AI answers.
Grounded in retrieved ATPL knowledge — not predicted.
Built for EASA
Built specifically for EASA ATPL.
Pricing
Simple and transparent.
Start free. Move to Pro when an exam is close and you need more room to study.
Free
Everything you need to start studying with a grounded tutor.
- 5 messages/day
- 1 image upload/day
- Full ATPL knowledge
- Grounded aviation answers
- Knowledge Verification
- All ATPL subjects
- Conversation history
Pro
Public Beta Offer
Then €9.99/month
Use code PUBLICBETA
More room to study, for the weeks before an exam.
- 1000 messages/month
- 100 image uploads/month
- Image uploads
- Knowledge Verification
- Everything in Free
- Higher monthly usage
- Priority access during busy periods
Common questions
Questions ATPL students ask.
It can, but carefully. General-purpose AI like ChatGPT predicts the most likely answer from its training, which can blur precise aviation concepts. Avi AI is built specifically for EASA ATPL: it retrieves verified aviation knowledge first, then explains, so answers stay grounded in the syllabus rather than predicted from scratch.
No. Avi AI is a study tutor, not a replacement for an instructor or your Approved Training Organisation. It explains theory, untangles confusing concepts and answers follow-up questions instantly, any time — a complement to your ATO and official material, not a substitute.
A question bank tests what you already know; it rarely explains why an answer is correct. Avi AI fills that gap by explaining the underlying theory in plain language. Use it alongside your question bank to understand the material instead of only memorising it.
No. Avi AI is designed to work alongside existing EASA ATPL question banks such as Aviation Exam, ATPL Questions and Bristol Groundschool — and soon with Avi AI's own. They give you exam-style questions; Avi AI explains the theory behind them.
Yes. Avi AI is grounded in the complete EASA ATPL theory syllabus — from Air Law and Meteorology to Principles of Flight, General Navigation and Human Performance — so you can ask about any of the 14 subjects and get an answer rooted in the relevant learning objectives.
Yes, on the Pro plan. Upload an image — a METAR, a weather chart, a mass-and-balance graph or a diagram — and Avi AI reads it, retrieves the relevant ATPL knowledge and explains it in context.
Before writing anything, Avi AI searches a semantic representation of the EASA ATPL syllabus for the most relevant learning objectives and aviation knowledge, then composes its explanation from that retrieved material. Answers are built on retrieved ATPL theory rather than predicted. As with any study aid, confirm critical details against your official course material.