Attached is page 1 and 2 of my PPAER exam results, written 04 December 2025. Overall: 91% Categorized: Air Law - 100% Navigation - 80% Meteorology - 96.7% General - 86.7% The overall PPL Ground provided was exceptional, roughly 50% of the questions on the exam were either identical, or near identical wording, specifically in the Air Law and Meteorology sections. The 8 Practice exams are incredible prep for these TC exams. Seems I could use more studying on Nav, however the presentations presented by Aaron are very in depth and well done. A Vancouver VNC was used, a 2-leg flight plan. Questions were consistent with: Obstacle clearance, types of airspace along route, performance calculations regarding time enroute and fuel required (foreseeable and unforeseeable fuel was included), the airports control zone classes. A question that caught me off guard was what type of charts are best used when approaching an airport in a Class C control zone, in this case Victoria Int'l. I may have missed this in the presentations, I assumed VNC and CFS for airport information, however I believe now I should have chosen VTA since its embedded below a TCA. Meteorology consisted almost identical with what's provided in both the practice exams, flash cards, and presentations. These include how thunderstorms are developed (high moisture, steep lapse rate, lifting action), how fog is formed, fronts (including winter warm front, question was worded along the lines of "approaching a winter warm front from the cold air mass you experience snow mixed with ice pellets, expected next would be" - Answer: Freezing rain. There were no wildcard questions that I haven't seen before. Air Law questions were straight from the presentations, uncontrolled above 1000AGL VFR minimums, right of way, Special VFR visibility minimums. All topics covered in the presentations and practice exams. Thank you all at PilotTraining.ca for the amazing ground school. Godspeed and see you at CPL, Chris

Passed my exam first try...PPL course is so thorough it teaches theory and knowledge to get though the exam without a problem. I did both...ground school in class and also Pilottraiing.ca....never would have passed with in-person ground school....just wasnt enoung enough without this course. THANK YOU

Thank you pilottraining.ca!!! As the tittle says, I passed my PPAER with a 95%! I am so happy about the test and how well this course prepared me for it. This is a great platform for ground school, and I will definitely be using it for future licenses. Is there anywhere that I can write a review for pilottraining? Once again, thank you guys so much!!!