Practise the ATC aptitude test for free
Fifteen tests in the style of air traffic controller selection, from number series and cubes to flight strips and a radar full of traffic. Free, in your browser, with no account.
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- No card
- Works in your browser
Choose a test run
Run everything in one go, or split it the way many selections do: cognitive tests first, then the work samples.
Full test
15 tests, about 60 min
FEAST I-style run
13 tests, about 45 min
FEAST II-style run
2 tests, about 15 min
All 15 tests
Run one test at a time, as often as you like. Each test has its own instructions and three difficulty levels where it makes sense.
Cognitive tests in the style of FEAST I
Remember digits and letters, forwards and backwards.
Which number comes next? Find the pattern before time runs out.
Speed, time, distance and climb rate under time pressure.
Spot out-of-range values in moving data blocks.
A grid of letters and numbers. Find the square as fast as you can.
Level deviations and emergency codes on a board of flight strips.
React only when the dot jumps two steps.
Right hand for the right symbol, and halfway through the rule changes.
Which cube can be folded from the net?
The heading from A to B, and angles by eye.
Will two aircraft come too close? Decide in seven seconds.
In which order will the aircraft arrive? Work it out from distance and speed.
Radio English, readbacks and ICAO standard phrases.
Work samples in the style of FEAST II
Everything happens at once
While you keep the traffic on its routes, these arrive when you least expect them.
Free, with no catch
We built this to help people get ready for air traffic controller selection, wherever they apply.
Everything is free
All 15 tests, every difficulty level, as often as you like. There is nothing to buy.
No account needed
Open a test and press Start. No email, no password, no card.
Scores stay with you
Your results are saved in your own browser, so you can see your best score on every test.
Guides for ATC selection
Every fact comes from EUROCONTROL, EASA or the organisations themselves. The sources are listed in each guide.
What FEAST I measures
The first FEAST test day is a set of cognitive tests and an English test. This is what it looks like according to EUROCONTROL.
Read the guideFEASTFEAST II: the work samples
The second FEAST test day is about doing many things at once in a simplified air traffic control environment.
Read the guideMedicalThe class 3 medical for air traffic controllers
Air traffic controllers in the EU need a class 3 medical certificate. This is what is checked and when, with Sweden as the example.
Read the guideEnglishEnglish for air traffic controllers
English is the working language in the air, and it is tested already in selection. This is what the requirements look like.
Read the guideTipsHow to prepare for ATC selection
What EUROCONTROL and LFV themselves advise you to do before the tests, and how the practice here fits in.
Read the guideCountry guideHow to become an air traffic controller in Sweden
The requirements to apply, how LFV’s selection works, what the training involves and what happens afterwards.
Read the guideQuestions and answers
Is it really free?
Yes. All 15 tests and every difficulty level are free to use, as often as you like. There is no account and no payment.
Is this the real FEAST test?
No. Our tasks are our own, built from public descriptions of FEAST and other air traffic controller selection tests. EUROCONTROL runs an official practice platform for invited candidates, and we recommend using it too.
Which countries use FEAST?
EUROCONTROL lists 60 organisations in 41 countries and four other areas, from Sweden and Spain to Canada and Singapore. The full list is on our FEAST practice page.
How long does it take?
A single test takes 2 to 10 minutes. The full run of all 15 tests takes about an hour.
Do I need to create an account?
No. Your scores are stored in your own browser. If you clear your browser data, they are gone.
Does a good score here mean I will pass?
No. Our score is our own scale so you can follow your progress. Every organisation that uses FEAST sets its own pass mark.
This is not the real FEAST
Our tasks are our own, built from public descriptions of FEAST and other selection tests. EUROCONTROL has its own free practice platform for candidates who have been invited to FEAST, and it advises against practice programs made without them. Use their platform as well.