FAA Airframe · Complete Exam Kit

Practise for the FAA Airframe test the way it is set: 100 questions, three options, two hours.

600 original questions for the FAA Aviation Mechanic Airframe (AMA) knowledge test: six full 100-question exams with three options each, timed at 2 hours like the real test. Plus drills by subject, a question bank, study notes with original figures, worked calculations, flashcards, a personal study plan and a readiness tracker, online in your account.

The exam in brief

  • The Aviation Mechanic Airframe (AMA) knowledge test: 100 questions in 2 hours, three answer options each, 70% to pass (FAA testing matrix). Unscored validation questions may be added and are not counted in the 100.
  • It is the second of the three A&P written tests (General, Airframe, Powerplant). Questions come from the fifteen Airframe subjects of FAA-S-ACS-1, Section II.
  • The FAA publishes no subject weights; each full exam in this kit follows the number of knowledge elements per subject in the ACS.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) runs the certification; this kit is independent of it.

The Complete Exam Kit

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FAA Aviation Mechanic Airframe Complete Exam Kit

$39

Online, in your account, here on CertCrafter. Aviation Mechanic Airframe: 6 forms of 100 questions in 2 hours.

What is in the kitCount
Original questions across the fifteen Airframe subjects of FAA-S-ACS-1600
Full 100-question exams, 2 hours each, three options per question6
Drills by subject (every bank question is in one)Included
Question-bank practice by subjectIncluded
Study notes across the fifteen Airframe subjectsIncluded
Original figures in the notes and flashcards30
Worked calculations: sheet metal, rivets, cable tension, hydraulics, pressurization, electrical40
Flashcards across the fifteen subjects345
Quick reference of limits, formulas and common trapsIncluded
Diagnostic, personal plan and readiness trackerIncluded
Free 20-question sample, cheat sheet and 7-day planIncluded

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How access works

All paid items are online and view-only in your logged-in account. There are no files to download. Questions and their exhibits are served one at a time in the exam simulator, the drills and the question-bank reader; the notes and worked examples open page by page in a reader, and figures show inside the flashcards. Every page, exhibit and figure carries your details. Accounts are for one person and cannot be shared; read the personal licence.

What you get that free and cheap options do not

  • Six full 100-question exams with three options each, on the real 2-hour clock
  • Every wrong option explained, with the reference to look up
  • A study plan built from your own diagnostic, with readiness shown for each of the fifteen subjects
  • Missed questions come back until you answer each one right twice
  • Eight chapters of notes with original figures, 40 worked examples and 340+ flashcards

Why these questions are demanding

We do not claim they are harder than anyone else's, because you cannot check that. Here is what you can check.

  • The real shape of the test. Every exam is 100 questions against a 2-hour clock with three options per question, so you practise ruling out two answers, not four.
  • All fifteen subjects of the ACS. Each question is tagged to one of the fifteen Airframe subjects of FAA-S-ACS-1, and the result after every exam breaks your score down by subject.
  • Calculations worked on paper. Bend allowance, rivet layout, cable tension, hydraulic force, cabin pressure and wire sizing, every number recomputed in code.
  • Current practice. Written to the current ACS, handbooks and advisory circulars, including ADS-B Out and ELT rules as of November 2026.
  • Every option explained. Why the right answer is right and why each other option is wrong, for every one of the 600.

Who wrote it

Sandeep Bandyopadhyay. Twenty years on engineering projects at Boeing, GE Aviation, Siemens Gamesa and ITER. The questions are drafted with AI assistance and audited against the published exam outline and the referenced standards; every number in the worked examples is recomputed in code.

What we promise

We do not promise that you will pass. The exam depends on your preparation and on the day. We promise original questions in the real shape of each part, written against the current exam outline, and an explanation for every question.

FAA Airframe kit FAQ

Is this the FAA test, or affiliated with the FAA?

No. It is an independent, unofficial practice kit. The Airman Certification Standards and FAA handbooks are US government publications; every question and explanation in the kit is original and written in our own words.

Why three options per question?

Because the FAA knowledge tests use three answer choices. Practising with three teaches you to rule out two answers for a reason you can name.

Does it cover the whole Airframe test?

Yes. Every question is tagged to one of the fifteen Airframe subjects of FAA-S-ACS-1, Section II, and each full exam covers all fifteen in proportion to their knowledge elements.

Can I download the notes or questions?

No. Everything paid is online and view-only in your account, with your details on every page. The free sample, the cheat sheet and the 7-day plan are the only downloads.

Will the kit make sure I pass?

No. The test depends on your preparation and on the day. The kit promises original questions in the real shape of the test, an explanation for every option, worked calculations and a readiness tracker that shows when you are consistently above 70% in every subject.

Independent and unofficial. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The Airman Certification Standards and FAA handbooks are US government publications; every question and explanation in this kit is written in our own words.