Training authority routes

Choose FAA, CAA or EASA.

Ce-uoo keeps one practical pilot toolkit, then lets students orient study around the authority they are training under. PHAK lessons support FAA foundations; the converted lesson library is strongest for UK CAA PPL(A).

FAA United States route

Private Pilot Airplane support for US learners: PHAK lessons (aerodynamics, weather, navigation), ACS-style checkride preparation, VFR weather decision-making, E6B-style calculations and cockpit planning tools.

Best fit: students training in the United States.
Open access: three PHAK lessons with PDF export.
Tools: METAR, wind, fuel, density altitude and weight and balance.

CAA United Kingdom route

The converted lesson set is organised around UK CAA PPL(A) theoretical knowledge subjects and member access.

Best fit: UK PPL(A) students and instructors.
Current mapped library: 9 subjects and 144 lessons.
Includes: CAA subject navigation, course library, revision material and free operational tools.

EASA European route

European PPL(A) support for Part-FCL style training, theory revision and VFR operational planning across EASA states.

Best fit: students training with an EASA DTO or ATO.
Tools: European ICAO weather lookup where public METAR is available.
PHAK concepts apply; confirm national exam syllabi with your school.

CAA mapped library

Current subjects

Open lessons

010 CAP2090J Air Law CAA learning objectives

020 CAP2090A Aircraft General Knowledge CAA learning objectives

030 CAP2090B Flight Performance and Planning CAA learning objectives

040 CAP2090C Human Performance CAA learning objectives

050 CAP2090D Meteorology CAA learning objectives

060 CAP2090E Navigation CAA learning objectives

070 CAP2090F Operational Procedures CAA learning objectives

081 CAP2090G Principles of Flight CAA learning objectives

090 CAP2090I Communications CAA learning objectives

Rules reflected in the current CAA mapping

CAA PPL(A) theoretical knowledge covers the five common subjects and four aeroplane-specific subjects.
UK GA exams are delivered through the CAA e-Exams system.
Passed theoretical knowledge exams are time-limited for licence issue, so students should confirm timing with their training organisation.
Ce-uoo supports training and revision; official requirements still come from the relevant authority, DTO, ATO or flight instructor.