How to get the EASA A2 certificate
Understand the A2 qualification route, its A1/A3 prerequisite and practical self-training before booking the additional theory examination.
EASA A2 preparation
Plan your A2 preparation with free study guides, exam requirements, a study plan, booking advice and interactive lesson and question examples.
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A2 combines the A1/A3 prerequisite, practical self-training and an additional theory examination. Study the three subjects with the practical route in mind.

Understand the A2 qualification route, its A1/A3 prerequisite and practical self-training before booking the additional theory examination.
Start A2 with a clear route through the prerequisite, three subject areas and practical requirements, even without an aviation background.
Use A2 mock papers to practise an uninterrupted attempt, then review the reasoning behind mistakes and uncertain answers.
Compare A2 in the open category with the European standard scenarios in the specific category before choosing a theory course.
Separate optional A2 theory preparation from the official examination and the required practical self-training.
The European A2 requirement is at least 30 multiple-choice questions and at least 75% of the overall marks. Confirm the exam duration locally.
Distinguish the A2 examination pass mark from a course score or an unsupported claim about how many candidates pass.
Use the three A2 subject areas as a revision checklist. The European rule does not assign a fixed percentage of questions to each subject.
A2 theory connects weather, aircraft performance and ground risk so that you can assess flight near uninvolved people.
Build an A2 study plan around the three subjects, repeated retrieval and your official qualification requirements, rather than a guaranteed number of days.
Find the correct A2 examining body and confirm the prerequisites, language, assessment method and fee before paying.
Use the examining body’s retake rules and your result information to plan focused A2 revision after an unsuccessful attempt.
Check the official certificate, keep track of its validity and prepare for the location and aircraft you intend to use.
Bring the A2 qualification route, study topics and booking checks together before arranging your official attempt.
See how the A2 lessons, Practice, Question Bank, Mocks and AI tutor fit together, and what you can try free.
Compare monthly A2 access with a single payment for 12 months, including cancellation and what the course price excludes.
Use the A2 course's models and explanations to understand a concept before practising questions about it.
Choose between short A2 practice sessions, a searchable question bank and timed mock exams. Each tool has a different purpose.
Airspace School's A2 questions are original preparation material. They are not a copy of an authority's active examination bank.
Find official A2 reference material, a free interactive lesson and original practice examples before choosing a study course.
Compare A2 courses by teaching, feedback, exam arrangements, practical requirements and the total cost of the route you need.
Prepare for A2 multiple-choice questions by identifying the rule, the relevant conditions and the meaning of each quantity.
Explore what you study in the A2 course and how the lessons connect to Practice, Question Bank, Mocks and the AI tutor.
See which sources support the A2 guides, how national differences are handled and how to report a correction.