Pilot RTR license exam prep
Practise the RTR written exam, rehearse the RTR practical exam and study from free pilot material, all in one place built for Indian student pilots.
Whether you are preparing for the RTR written exam or the RTR practical exam, every tool you need sits in one cockpit.
Work through the syllabus chapter by chapter, read the reason behind every answer and finish with a mock test weighted by chapter importance.
Handle a real-looking flight from start-up to taxi in. Read the flight data, speak your calls, check the model answer and score yourself.
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Choose Basic for quick drills or Advanced for the full exam view: a zoomable map on the left, flight, weather and frequency panels on the right, and the task below. Pinch, drag and zoom just like a map.
Open the simulatorRead guides on the RTR syllabus, CPL syllabus and how to become a pilot, and download ICAO manuals as PDFs.
The ICAO reference for standard radiotelephony phraseology, call signs, numbers and emergency calls. Core reading for the RTR(A) oral exam.
Read more →📄 PDFProcedures for air traffic services: flight plans, clearances, separation and ATC phraseology. Useful for RTR, CPL air regulations and ATC understanding.
Read more →📰 GuideA plain-language explanation of the RTR(A) certificate, who needs it and how the exam is structured.
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A 30 minute oral session with an instructor playing ATC, followed by clear feedback on what to fix before exam day.
The RTR license, also called the Pilot RTR license or radio operator license, is required before you can talk to air traffic control. The exam covers radio theory in the RTR syllabus and a spoken practical test. If you are mapping the whole route, read how to get an RTR license, the CPL syllabus and how to become a pilot. Good pilot study material such as ICAO Doc 9432 makes the manual of radio telephone exam far easier.
RTR(A) is the Radio Telephony Restricted (Aeronautical) certificate. Student pilots, CPL aspirants and airline cadets need it to operate an aircraft radio. It is a standard step on the way to a pilot licence.
RTR written (Part 1) tests theory: regulations, Q codes, weather reports, navigation aids and phraseology. RTR practical (Part 2) is an oral exam where you speak radio calls for a full flight scenario.
One free chapter of Part 1 and one free scenario of Part 2 for every new account. Each preview can be used once, so start when you have time to finish it. The study guide and study material articles stay free.
Open the Part 2 simulator: it starts in your chosen layout — Basic for quick drills, Advanced exam console or the Professional exam-paper view. Read the flight details, type or speak each call and compare with the model answer. Then book a live mock test for real examiner pressure.
Our chapters follow the RTR syllabus including ICAO Doc 9432 phraseology. Read the PDFs in our study material section alongside the questions for the best result.
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