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This is the portal as it really looks. Pick a screen, or let it show you round.

Twelve areas, at your own pace. Pause any time and pick up where you left off. If you sign up from your quick test result, your three areas come with you.

Career fit. Short questions about what you want from flying, shown next to your aptitude result.

Example screens with a sample student. The layout is the real one.

Your crew logbook

Avi Points, badges and a crew card of your own

Practise a few minutes a day, finish your tests and complete your profile. Each of them earns Avi Points, and your crew rank grows with them.

  • Avi Points For practice rounds, finished tests, your profile and the steps on your way to a school. Avi, the Aviation Connect mascot
  • Badges For milestones on your way, from reading weather reports to sending your first application.
  • Your crew card Your crew rank and your best badges, under a callsign you choose instead of your name.
Avi and his crew, Lou, Mika, Kiki and Pip, at night under the Aviation Connect logo, with Mr. Shortcut off to one side

Example

Crew collection Demo
CirrusOrbit 87 Hong Kong
Cadet, crew level 3
Cadet Level 03
Next: Navigator
238 Avi Points 512 to Navigator
Expo Hong Kong 2026 Horizon Keeper Route Planner
3 featured · 5 badges Member since Sep 2026

Your own card starts with your free account.

Free, no sign-up · 3 missions per city and pilot · 3 aircraft

Avi's First Solo: fly the route across Asia

After your METAR and flight maths practice, take a break in the cockpit. Take off from Avi's flight school in Bandung and fly via Jakarta (CGK), Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh City, Brunei and Manila to Hong Kong and Taipei (TPE). A final checkride waits on a mysterious island, and once you pass it, every city comes back in a storm.

  • The pilot cards of Avi's First Solo: Avi's propeller plane, Kiki's helicopter and Lou's jet with their speed and control ratings

    Choose your aircraft

    Avi's propeller plane lands on runways and Kiki's helicopter on helipads. After the checkride, Lou's jet joins and flies ILS approaches with the gear down.

  • Avi in flight with an air traffic control altitude clearance on screen

    Fly by the book

    Hold the altitude air traffic control gives you (“Climb and maintain 5000 ft”), watch your fuel and handle gusts on landing.

  • The passport page of the Flight Log with city stamps

    Collect your stamps

    Ten passport stamps, from Jakarta's Monas to Taipei 101 and the island at the end. Each one takes the three airmail letters hidden on that leg.

  • The hangar of Avi's First Solo with the pilot's rank and its gold stripes

    Earn your stripes

    Start as a Cadet, earn your first stripe as a Student Pilot and work your way through eleven ranks to Chief Pilot, which unlocks the Aviation Connect livery. 34 badges wait in your Flight Log.

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The crew comic

Meet Avi & Friends: why there are no shortcuts to the cockpit

Avi is a penguin with a big problem: penguins can't fly, unless they train properly. Follow Avi, Kiki, Mika and Pip as they learn the basics of aviation and steer clear of Mr. Shortcut's “Instant Pilot” deals.

  1. Episode 1

    Every journey starts somewhere

    Read the episode

    1. Panel 1

      Avi: I want to fly... but where do I start?

      Advisor: Come on. Meet your crew!

    2. Panel 2

      Lou: You don’t need to know everything today.

    3. Panel 3

      Mr. Shortcut: Training? Practice? I know a shortcut!

    4. Panel 4

      Pip: And what exactly would we learn?

      Avi still couldn’t fly. But now he had a crew.

    Episode 1: Every journey starts somewhere

    Panel 1. Avi: I want to fly... but where do I start? Advisor: Come on. Meet your crew!Panel 2. Lou: You don’t need to know everything today.Panel 3. Mr. Shortcut: Training? Practice? I know a shortcut!Panel 4. Pip: And what exactly would we learn? Avi still couldn’t fly. But now he had a crew.

  2. Episode 2

    Small steps, big dreams

    Read the episode

    1. Panel 1

      Avi: So... when do I get to fly?

      Lou: First, let’s get to know your airplane.

    2. Panel 2

      Mika: I’ll help you understand what’s under the hood!

      Pip: Hello? Can anyone hear me?

      Kiki: Your microphone is off, Pip.

    3. Panel 3

      Mr. Shortcut: Or we could skip straight to the impressive part...

      Avi: I think I’d rather understand what I’m doing.

    4. Panel 4

      Pip: Can you hear me now?

      Kiki: Loud and clear!

      Nobody took off that day. But everyone moved a little closer.

    Episode 2: Small steps, big dreams

    Panel 1. Avi: So... when do I get to fly? Lou: First, let’s get to know your airplane.Panel 2. Mika: I’ll help you understand what’s under the hood! Pip: Hello? Can anyone hear me? Kiki: Your microphone is off, Pip.Panel 3. Mr. Shortcut: Or we could skip straight to the impressive part... Avi: I think I’d rather understand what I’m doing.Panel 4. Pip: Can you hear me now? Kiki: Loud and clear! Nobody took off that day. But everyone moved a little closer.

  3. Episode 3

    The mystery rattle

    Read the episode

    1. Panel 1

      Mika: Did you hear that?

      Avi: Is it the engine?

    2. Panel 2

      Mr. Shortcut: That sounds expensive! Luckily, I sell instant fixes.

      Mika: Let’s find out where it’s coming from.

    3. Panel 3

      Mika: It’s your briefcase!

      Mr. Shortcut: A premium sound effect.

    4. Panel 4

      Lou: Good work. Always check your assumptions.

      Advisor: Listen. Ask. Check.

      Curiosity was becoming Mika’s strongest tool.

    Episode 3: The mystery rattle

    Panel 1. Mika: Did you hear that? Avi: Is it the engine?Panel 2. Mr. Shortcut: That sounds expensive! Luckily, I sell instant fixes. Mika: Let’s find out where it’s coming from.Panel 3. Mika: It’s your briefcase! Mr. Shortcut: A premium sound effect.Panel 4. Lou: Good work. Always check your assumptions. Advisor: Listen. Ask. Check. Curiosity was becoming Mika’s strongest tool.
Join Avi's crew

Free. Your email, a password, your country and the month and year you were born, then the code we email you. Accounts from age 16.

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Top crew

A weekly top list of callsigns

Practise a few minutes a day and climb the list. Compare yourself with students across Asia, by the callsign you choose, never by your name.

  • A weekly list that starts fresh every Monday at midnight, Singapore time, and an all-time list.
  • The week counts Avi Points from practice and better test results, up to the daily limit. Never an application.
  • You are on it only if you switch it on, and you can switch it off at any time.

Example Made-up callsigns. The real list shows here once 5 crew have joined.

TOP CREW

This week's top crew

Practise a few minutes a day and climb the list. It starts fresh every Monday.

  1. Place 1, Sky Marlin 42, Cadet, Malaysia, 196 Avi Points, same place as yesterday
  2. Place 2, Polar Hawk 30, Cadet, Brunei, 188 Avi Points, up 1 place since yesterday
  3. Place 3, Comet Kite 11, Navigator, Hong Kong, 181 Avi Points, down 1 place since yesterday
  1. Place 4, NightPanda 19, Cadet, Hong Kong, 164 Avi Points, up 1 place since yesterday
  2. Place 5, Jet Lynx 7, Cadet, Thailand, 150 Avi Points, down 1 place since yesterday
  3. Place 6, Monsoon Owl 23, Explorer, Vietnam, 141 Avi Points, new on the list
  4. Place 7, Ridge Falcon 3, Cadet, Philippines, 130 Avi Points, up 2 places since yesterday
  5. Place 8, Neon Tern 26, Explorer, South Korea, 118 Avi Points, down 2 places since yesterday
  6. Place 9, Coral Swift 15, Cadet, Singapore, 109 Avi Points, down 2 places since yesterday
  7. Place 10, Amber Crane 21, Wingmate, India, 101 Avi Points, down 2 places since yesterday

Callsigns only, never real names. Practice and better test results count, up to 30 Avi Points a day. Equal Avi Points: more practice overall stands higher, then whoever got there first.

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How it works

Three steps

  1. A student comparing flight schools on a laptop and taking notes

    Create your free account

    Your email, a password, your country and the month and year you were born. Confirm with the code we email you, and your member area opens. Your name and phone come only when you ask for a call or sign up for a seminar.

  2. Two students in an airliner simulator, thumbs up

    Get a real taste

    Take the full aptitude test, see your Smart Match and compare schools at your own pace.

  3. The view from the cockpit on the runway before take-off

    Decide with the facts

    If flying is for you, your advisor helps you apply. If it is not, you found out early, and it cost you nothing.

Questions

Good to know

  1. Q.01

    Is it really free?

    100% free school advice

    Yes. Our school advisory is free for students. Partner flight schools pay us a fee when a student we helped enrols. Optional paid services, such as Family Care, are separate, and only if you choose them.

  2. Q.02

    What happens with my data?

    Shared only when you ask

    We use it to match you with schools and to help you when you apply. We share it with a school only when you ask us to. You can download or delete your data in your account at any time. Read our privacy policy

  3. Q.03

    Do I have to apply anywhere?

    No

    No. You can take the tests, look at schools and compare them without applying anywhere.

  4. Q.04

    What are Avi Points?

    Points for learning

    Avi Points are what you earn in your crew logbook: for practice rounds, finished tests, a complete profile and steps such as your first call with an advisor. They raise your crew rank and bring badges closer.

  5. Q.05

    Can I lose my Avi Points?

    No

    No. Avi Points you have earned stay in your logbook, and so do the badges you have earned. Practice earns Avi Points up to a daily limit, and after that every round is still good practice.

  6. Q.06

    Who sees my crew card?

    You decide

    Your crew card and your logbook are for you and our team. If you switch on the leaderboard, other people see your callsign, your country’s flag, your crew rank and your Avi Points from practice and tests there. Never your name, your age or your school. You can switch it off at any time.

  7. Q.07

    How does the leaderboard work?

    Fresh every Monday

    There is a weekly list that starts fresh every Monday at midnight, Singapore time, and an all-time list. The week counts Avi Points from practice and better test results, up to the daily limit; the all-time list also counts your first finish of each test. So the list shows effort and never an application. You are on it only if you switch it on.

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