What this tool does
This planner turns the nine PPL theory exams into a clear, ordered study plan: which to sit first, how to fit the studying around your life, and the rules and deadlines you need to know.
It gives you a plan to follow, not official CAA guidance, so check the current requirements with your school.
When to use it
Use it when the ground exams feel overwhelming, when you are not sure what order to take them in, or when you want to make steady progress around work or studies rather than cramming.
How it works
You tell it how far you have got, how much study time you have and any subjects worrying you. It then explains all nine exams, suggests a sensible order, covers the 75 percent pass mark and the 18 month completion window, and builds a realistic plan with extra focus where you need it. Nothing you enter is saved, and you do not need to give your name or email to use it. Your flight school confirms when you are ready to sit each exam and books them for you.
Ask Start to Fly a question
Ask our editorial team a question and we will reply with our advice. Tell us as much about your situation as you can: the more detail you give, the more useful our answer can be.
You do not need to use your real name. Please do not include your full address, phone number, email address, or the names of other people. We may edit or remove identifying details for privacy and legal reasons.
Comments are moderated before publication.