AFOQT · Form T
Walk into the AFOQT knowing what is coming.
Independent prep for the Air Force Officer Qualifying Test, built around the real Form T: the real subtests, the actual pacing, and the composites that decide a rated slot. Every question is server graded and comes with an explanation, so a miss teaches you something.
What is inside
Built like the test, honest about what is ready.
- Aviation Information, live now. Hundreds of exam-style items with an explanation on every one, fact checked against the PHAK, the AIM, and 14 CFR before they are served. Each one now shows the reference it was checked against, so you can go and read the passage yourself.
- Real Form T structure. The twelve subtests with their item counts and time limits, so you always know the pace the real test will demand. The practice page draws all twelve and says plainly which banks are open and which are still in fact checking.
- Answers graded on the server. The key never sits in the page, options are reshuffled every time, and your accuracy builds up by subtest on your account.
- More banks on the way. The remaining subtests are moving through the same verification gate. Every bank that lands is included in the one $10 purchase, no upsells.
Try it
Three questions, right now, no account.
In steady, straight-and-level, unaccelerated flight, which statement about the four forces is correct?
A steady red light gun signal directed at an aircraft in flight means:
Approaching to land at an airport without an operating control tower, all turns in the traffic pattern are made:
Price
$10 once. Lifetime access.
A free account answers 25 questions, with the explanation and the source on every one, so you can judge the material before paying for it. After that it is $10 once. Buy it and you keep everything that ships later. If it does not help you, email within 30 days and the refund is yours, no argument.
Questions
The short answers.
Is this an official Air Force product?
No. This is an independent study product with no affiliation to the U.S. Air Force or the Department of Defense. It exists because studying from the real references, at the real pace, works.
Where do the questions come from?
They are written in the style of the test from primary sources, mainly the FAA Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge, the AIM, and 14 CFR. Nothing is copied from an actual AFOQT, and nothing is served until it passes a verification gate. Spot a problem anyway? Every question has a report button, and fixes are published on the corrections page.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. It is a web app, so it runs in the browser you already have, on the couch or in the flight room. It follows your phone's light or dark setting, and you can override it from the header.
What exactly does $10 buy?
Lifetime access on your account: every verified question, every explanation, progress tracking, and every subtest bank added in the future. One payment, handled by Stripe. We never see your card number.