Disclaimer
Required notice
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.
Aerlon is built as supplemental study material — a way to keep your aviation knowledge current and to make studying feel less like a chore. It is not a substitute for formal training.
- Aerlon is not an FAA-approved home study course.
- Aerlon does not satisfy any FAA training requirements.
- Aerlon does not endorse students for the FAA knowledge test.
- Aerlon does not grant credit toward FAA training requirements.
- Aerlon is not a substitute for a Certificated Flight Instructor.
Always train with a CFI and consult current FAA publications — the Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge, the Airplane Flying Handbook, the Federal Aviation Regulations, the Aeronautical Information Manual, and the Airman Certification Standards — for authoritative guidance.
Wrong information about VFR weather minimums, airspace boundaries, or emergency procedures can be dangerous. Aerlon develops its questions from cited FAA materials and uses content and release checks; some material also receives independent instructor review. No review process is infallible. If you spot an error, please report it to errors@aerlon.io.