Android™ versions of RideReady
FAA Practical Test (Checkride) Oral test prep
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Choose the store for your device. Google Play is for supported Android phones and tablets. Amazon links are for compatible Fire devices. Check the store listing for compatibility before purchasing.
Choose the store for your device. Google Play is for supported Android phones and tablets. Amazon links are for compatible Fire devices. Check the store listing for compatibility before purchasing.
Choose the store for your device. Google Play is for supported Android phones and tablets. Amazon links are for compatible Fire devices. Check the store listing for compatibility before purchasing.
Choose the Android version for a compatible Android device. Use Google Play for supported Android phones and tablets. Where an Amazon link is offered, it is for compatible Fire devices; check the store listing before purchasing.
The purchase covers the version described in that listing. Versions for Windows, Mac, or iPhone/iPad require a separate purchase unless the product listing explicitly states otherwise.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I purchase the Android™ versions?
Click on one of the links above. This will take you to the Android™ AppMarket™ where you can purchase it just like any other App for your Android device.
I have an Samsung Galaxy Tab™, Xoom, or other Android tablet / larger screen / higher resolution device Will the graphics be 'matively™-sized?`
Yes! Our RideReady apps are designed to naturally contour themselves to fit a number of screen sizes and resolutions.
Is one of the apps sufficient to prepare me for my FAA Practical Test (checkride?)
While you should always supplement your study with additional sources, such as your aircraft`s POH/AFM/RFM, in general, yes, RideReady can be your primary source for checkride preparation. Thousands of pilots have enjoyed checkride success after seeing that the vast majority of questions they were asked during their checkrides were covered in RideReady. It is a complete checkride oral preparation system.
I want to use both the PC and Android™ software. Can I get a discount?
Unfortunately, the app must be purchased separately if you`d like to use both. The reason is that the Android apps must be purchased via an App Market and there is no effective way for us to fairly integrate sales with our database of PC users.
Are the Android™ apps up to date?
Here's the really cool thing - the Android™ apps feature a built-in update mechanism. What this means is that with just a few clicks, our app will check the internet for updated data and download them to your device as necessary. This is integrated, fast, and free for those who have purchased the app.
Do I need to be online to use the apps?
No, you don't! Once an app is installed on your device (after you purchase it from the iTunes™ AppMarket), you don't need to be actively connect it to use it. This means, for example, that you can spend your time in a passenger seat of an automobile or aircraft studying even when you don't have an active internet connection. Of course, you need to have an internet connection to your device to get updates from our servers from time to time, but as far as everyday use goes, you certainly do NOT have to be connected to the Internet.
When does my app purchase expire?
Pursuant to the terms of the AppMarket EULA, this is a LIFETIME PERSONAL LICENSE to use the app. In other words, it doesn't expire! It will be waiting for you when you need this. Compare this to our competitor whose more expensive product has very short expiration dates, forcing you to pay extortionate continuation fees if you want to keep studying before a test or review later on.
How many questions are in the apps?
The apps feature the same number of questions as the PC software. This varies depending on the title and, occasionally, teh specific aircraft you have selected, but in general for the titles in the airplane and helicopter sections, there are around one thousand questions in each title (a little more for some, a little less for others). For titles in the "other titles" section, it`s closer to a few hundred per title.
FAA Checkride Oral Exam Prep - Private through ATP