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Test Prep Program Cost

A&P Rating or adding a rating: 

All Airman's Knowlege written test must be completed General, Airframe and Powerplant and brought with the candidate before arrival to the course. 

 The candidate will need his/her authorization to test with the Designated Maintenance Examiner. The Examiner’s fee is separate and would be paid directly to Examiner on the day of his exam. It should take the candidate at least one week to prepare for the oral and practical examination any additional days needed would be pro-rated daily. 

Cost for the test preparation: $699.00 USD one week. 

Daily pro-rated: $169.80 USD 

Candidates will be responsible for their lodging. We can assist in recommending places in the area. 

Inspection Authorization: 

The candidate will need to have FAA Tracking Number “FTN” from the Airman Certification and Rating Application website, better known as "IACRA" and an account with Talogy formally PSI Testing to take their IA Airman’s Knowlege written exam.

The candidates will need an 8610-1 form endorsed by the FAA and within the 30-day period to attend the course.

This is a one-week course with extensive study. The class starts on Monday and written test should be completed on Friday. The written test can be taken on Saturday for the Candidate needing extra time.

We recommend that the candidate bring a laptop computer with test preparation loaded (Contact us) and study materials. 

The cost for the written test from Talogy/PSI: $175,00 USD. 

The cost of the course is: $599.00 USD 

Candidates will be responsible for their lodging. We can assist in recommending places in the area.

 

On site qualified A&P IA instructor to answer your questions.

All courses start on Monday thru Friday. Saturdays are available by approval only.  This service is not available on Sundays. 

Tuition and Refunds:

There are No refunds given once the test prep course has begun. Allowances will be given to reschedule for a later date due to family emergencies, Job emergencies, and illness while attending the program, but you will have 3 months to complete the program, instead of two years. The idea is to get this completed now instead delaying it for another 12-24 months. The FAA states that once you take your first written test you have 2 years to get, you’re A&P completed.

Any unexcused absences in a single week may result in removal from the program with No refunds given. Any off premise or home study during normal business hours without permission will be considered an absence and removal from the program with No refunds.