Learn one concept at a time
Short lessons cover aerodynamics, weather, airspace, navigation, aircraft systems, and regulations. Immediate feedback explains answers, with references to FAA source material for further study.
Aviation learning application
Aerlon
BetaSerious study for pilots. Fun discovery for kids.
Currently in beta.
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The problem
Help learners
keep coming back.
Student pilots need to remember a wide range of concepts between training sessions. Younger aviation enthusiasts need an approachable place to explore their curiosity. Each audience needs a different learning experience.
What we built
Two distinct experiences: Aerlon for Pilots supports Private Pilot study and review, while Aerlon Junior introduces children to aviation through play and discovery.
Short activities, immediate feedback, and visible progress give learners a clear next step each time they return.
Aerlon is a supplemental study tool. Aerlon is not an FAA-approved training course and does not satisfy any FAA training requirements. Always train with a certificated flight instructor (CFI) and consult current FAA publications.
Inside Aerlon
for Pilots.
Practice the concepts, review the gaps, and build a study habit between sessions with an instructor. Free samples introduce the experience; paid plans unlock the full study tools.
Explore the pilot experience (opens in a new tab)Put knowledge into context
Scenario questions and mission-based oral practice ask learners to apply what they know. They provide another way to work through decisions and explanations beyond recalling a test answer.
Return to what needs review
Spaced repetition brings concepts back over time. A review queue and weak-area tools help learners focus the next session on material that needs more attention.
Practice the radio exchange
ATC-style drills pair controller calls with pilot readbacks and scenario explanations. Learners can listen for the important details and compare their response with a model readback.
Switch from reading to listening
Daily Briefs present aviation concepts in a two-host audio format: one teaches, the other asks questions. Episode references and playlists connect listening with the rest of the study experience.
See progress and check understanding
XP, streaks, and daily goals make progress visible. Mock written practice and readiness tools give learners a way to check understanding and identify topics to revisit.
A separate kids version · Ages 8–15
Aerlon Junior.
Learning with a sense of adventure.
A fun, educational introduction to aviation for curious kids. Friendly lessons and questions explain how airplanes work, with a learning path designed for younger explorers.
Explore Aerlon Junior (opens in a new tab)Hear it, try it, celebrate it. Ace narrates lessons and questions so younger readers can follow along. Instant feedback, badges, and playful rewards make each session feel encouraging.
A grown-up stays in charge. Parents manage the account, child profiles, progress, and billing. Children learn inside the parent account, with no ads or in-app sales aimed at kids.
Try a lesson together. A free Junior sample introduces the experience. Parent-managed paid plans open the full lesson path and rewards.
Have a learning
product in mind?
Aerlon brings lessons, audio, practice, and progress into one product with experiences built for different audiences. Tell us who you want to teach and what they need to learn.
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