Introducing AMTLOQ+

Your Aviation Maintenance
Knowledge Assistant

AMTLOQ+ answers your aviation maintenance questions grounded in official FAA source material - 14 CFR Parts 43 and 65, Advisory Circulars, and FAA handbooks - and shows you the source. Combined with the Study Assistant, AMTLOQ helps mechanics learn faster, study smarter, and map out the path to certification - helping you retain your knowledge between study sessions and walk into the General, Airframe, and Powerplant exams with confidence.
Know Your Path. Master It Faster.

Now available on the App Store and Google Play
AMTLOQ app — Assistant screen

Three ways AMTLOQ moves
your preparation forward

One assistant, purpose-built for aviation maintenance technicians - grounded in official FAA maintenance source material so you can trust the answer and find the source.

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AMTLOQ+ Your Aviation Maintenance Knowledge Assistant

Ask anything and get answers grounded in 14 CFR Parts 43 and 65, Advisory Circulars, and official FAA handbooks - with a link back to the source, so you learn faster and find the right reference in seconds. Conversations organize by project and resume anytime. Replies stream in as they’re written, and the assistant shows the month its sources were last reviewed.

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AMTLOQ+ Study Assistant

Find your weak subject areas across the General, Airframe, and Powerplant exams, then practice with explanations that adapt as you improve. Grounded in official FAA materials so you prep for your mechanic certificate with confidence.

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AMTLOQ+ Recommendations

AMTLOQ+ builds recommendations for you based on your profile and provides actionable insights from your next focus area to expanding your knowledge in a specific maintenance area.

The more you use it,
the smarter it gets

Your study progress, experience, and goals give AMTLOQ the context to make every answer personal to your path.

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Study tools & practice questions

Practice with exam-style questions across General, Airframe and Powerplant and track your results by subject. Every answer updates your knowledge map and your readiness number.

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Experience & certification tracker

Log your practical experience task by task - hours across General, Airframe, and Powerplant with supervisor sign-off details - and watch it count toward the 14 CFR 65.77 experience requirements in month equivalents. Export to Excel on demand or on a schedule, and track credentials and milestones along your journey roadmap.

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Goals & insights

Map your path to your mechanic certificate and get near, mid, and long-term priorities - AMTLOQ+ plans around where you want to go.

Know exactly how ready
you are for the A&P exams

AMTLOQ now opens on your Progress screen: one honest readiness number across the General, Airframe and Powerplant subject areas, your logged experience against the requirements, and the one thing to do next.

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Knowledge readiness

One number, weighted across every subject area on the exam blueprint — a few strong areas can't hide the weak ones.

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Requirements from your logbook

Hours you log feed the Requirements bar for your certificate, right next to your knowledge readiness.

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Exam countdown & weekly pace

Set your test date and a weekly question goal. AMTLOQ tells you whether you're on pace or how many questions it takes to catch up.

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Knowledge map & milestones

Every subject area marked Not started, Learning, Solid or Mastered — tap one to drill it. Milestones run Diagnostic Complete → Learning Basics → Intermediate Standing → Exam Ready → Certified.

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Welcome-back refresher

Away for a week? Readiness decays honestly and the app opens on a 15-question refresher of what you've missed and what's gone stale.

AMTLOQ app — Progress screen with knowledge readiness, logbook requirements and knowledge map

Insights Tailored
to Your Journey

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Build your mechanic profile

Enter your background, experience, target exam dates, and career goals.

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Track your study progress

Practice exam-style questions across the General, Airframe, and Powerplant tests. Your results stay current automatically and show your readiness by topic.

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Set your goals

Choose your next milestone - written exam readiness, a target score, a career step. Visualize your journey.

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Ask the assistant

Get answers specific to your progress - not generic responses.

Priority Focus Areas
Last updated: Yesterday
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Near Term
Strengthen Your Weakest Subject Areas

Your recent practice shows aircraft electrical systems is your lowest-scoring area. Focusing your next study sessions here will lift your overall readiness fastest.

Mid Term
Complete a Full-Length Practice Exam

Once your topic scores stabilize, take a timed run of the General written test to build stamina for the real exam format. Your strong results in regulations and weight and balance are a great foundation.

Long Term
Schedule Your Written Exams

Aim to sit for the General, Airframe, and Powerplant written tests within the next 3-6 months. Your steady progress across the question bank sets you up for success on exam day.

Download AMTLOQ
and start for free

No subscription required to get started. Download and begin your aviation maintenance journey.