Aviation Weather Decoder
Turn METAR, TAF, PIREP, and winds-aloft groups into plain language—one focused chunk at a time.
Decode weather →Free FAA Pilot Practice Exams
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Explore eight hands-on games, simulations, and interactive tools.
Turn METAR, TAF, PIREP, and winds-aloft groups into plain language—one focused chunk at a time.
Decode weather →Manage power, elevator, flaps, slips, flare, touchdown, and braking through six progressively harder landing scenarios.
Fly the landing challenges →Watch a verified feature pulse inside a real chart area, then choose its generic aviation meaning.
Read sectionals →Study a moving six-pack, remember the indications, and diagnose the developing problem after it fades.
Scan the panel →Orbit animated two- and four-stroke engines, follow the combustion cycle, and inspect every major moving part and system.
Explore the engines →Compare the full horizon with a close view, then identify every cloud family the scene could reasonably show.
Identify clouds →Orbit a complete airport and point at its tower, runways, signs, lights, ATIS, and movement areas.
Explore the airport →Adjust power, elevator, flaps, wind, weight, and turbulence while a model calculates lift, drag, airspeed, pitch, and stall behavior.
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Written exams, oral practice, and focused specialty quizzes.
Weather, instruments, navigation, charts, clouds, and coordinates.
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Match aircraft configurations and performance to your mission.
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