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Free ATSA Prep (beta) Practice

Free ATSA-style practice for applicants preparing for the FAA Air Traffic Skills Assessment. Work through focused simulations for memory, mental math, spatial awareness, radar multitasking, personality-style statements, reading comprehension, and logical reasoning.

This is independent practice material and is not affiliated with the FAA, Pearson VUE, or any official testing provider.

Memory & Differences

2 minutes

Practice holding a number in memory while quickly entering the difference from the next number.

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Value Assignments

3-5 minutes

Work through changing A, B, and C assignments with short mental-math prompts.

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Spatial Awareness / Visualization

3-5 minutes

Judge whether LEFT or RIGHT prompts are true from aircraft and observer perspectives.

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Radar Simulation

4-6 minutes

Manage moving radar targets, remove threats, and optionally answer math distractors.

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Personality Assessment

Untimed

Practice three-statement forced-choice groups and review neutral response themes.

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Reading Comprehension

5-7 minutes

Read short procedural passages and answer multiple-choice comprehension questions.

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Logical Reasoning

5-7 minutes

Solve rule-based ordering, comparison, and inference questions.

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How to use this

  1. 1Practice each section individually
  2. 2Use a physical keyboard when possible
  3. 3Do not use scratch paper for mental math sections
  4. 4Track weak areas
  5. 5Repeat short sessions rather than burning out

FAQ

What is the ATSA?

The Air Traffic Skills Assessment is a screening assessment used in the air traffic controller applicant process. It includes several cognitive and personality-style task areas.

Is this official ATSA prep (beta)?

No. Toolistri's practice is independent, unofficial, and original. It is not affiliated with the FAA, Pearson VUE, or any official testing provider.

Do I need aviation knowledge?

No aviation knowledge is required for these practice drills. The exercises focus on memory, logic, spatial awareness, reading, and multitasking-style skills.

Should I use a keyboard?

A keyboard is recommended for the timed and simulation sections because it better matches fast-response practice.

Can I practice on mobile?

Yes. The pages are responsive and include touch controls, but keyboard-heavy sections work best on a laptop or desktop.