From the written to the oral
Still studying for the written tests or just passed? What the AKTR means and how the written leads into the oral.
Jump to: Written tests · Your test report and ACS codes · Moving to the oral
Written tests
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A&P Written Test Day: What to Bring and What Happens
A&P written test day: current FAA identification, FTN/IACRA and mechanic authorization requirements, report handling, and the bridge to O&P study.
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A&P General Written Test: What It Covers and How It Leads to the Oral
A&P General written test: AMG, 60 listed questions, two hours, the FAA passing score, ACS subjects, and the connection to O&P preparation.
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A&P Airframe Written Test: What It Covers and How It Leads to the Oral
A&P Airframe written test: AMA, 100 listed questions, two hours, the FAA passing score, ACS subjects, and the connection to O&P preparation.
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A&P Powerplant Written Test: What It Covers and How It Leads to the Oral
A&P Powerplant written test: AMP, 100 listed questions, two hours, the FAA passing score, ACS subjects, and the connection to O&P preparation.
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Failed an A&P Written Test? Retake Rules and Next Steps
Failed an A&P written test? See retake timing, the signed-statement route, report handling, and a clearly labeled study plan before the O&P.
Your test report and ACS codes
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Your Airman Knowledge Test Report (AKTR), Explained
Understand your airman knowledge test report: its score, missed ACS areas, ordinary 24-month O&P timing, the limited exception, and how to use it for study.
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A&P ACS Codes: Know Your Codes Before the Oral
Your AKTR lists an ACS code for every area you missed. Here is how those codes shape your A&P oral exam, how to read them, and how to prepare.
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Breaking Down an ACS Code: AM.II.E.K3 Explained
Decode AM.II.E.K3 step by step: Airframe, Landing Gear Systems, and a knowledge element. Compare K, R, and S without mistaking a code for a test question.
Moving to the oral
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After A&P Written Test Success: Your O&P Next Steps
Plan your next steps after A&P written test success: retain each AKTR, check the testing window, confirm eligibility and 8610-2, then schedule the O&P.
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Memorizing Written Answers vs Explaining Them on the A&P Oral
Should you memorize answers for the A&P oral? Read the FAA standard for understanding, the closed-book oral, and a spoken practice method.
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Same ACS Element, Two Tests: How the Written and the Oral Ask It
Compare A&P written vs oral questions using one FAA written sample and three public oral examples, with ACS topic boundaries and source limits.
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