Theoretical examination

Theoretical examinations

In order to take the theoretical examinations provided by the Swedish Transport Agency for LAPL, PPL, IR, BIR, CPL and ATPL you have to go through a flight school who will then register you for the examination.

The theoretical examinations provided by the Swedish Transport Agency are all in english except for LAPL/PPL examinations which can also be taken in Swedish.

Examination booking

To write a theoretical examination you will have to book an appointment with a invigilator, you or your flight school can do this.

List of invigilators

ATPL and CPL examinations can only be written at an ATO who conduct theoretical training for these licences.

Your flight school will have to register you for examination in order for you take the examination.

The fee for the invigilator is included in the fee that you pay when you register for the theoretical examination to the Swedish Transport Agency.

The theoretical examination fees are found on the link below (Swedish page).

Aktuella avgifter för teoriprov

Pass standards

• You will have to pass all the subjects in the examination within a period of 18 months. The 18 month period is counted from the last day of the month of when you make your first attempt in the examination.
• To pass an examination you need to score at least 75 percent on the tests. 
• You have 4 attempts per subject.
• The tests has to be passed within 6 sittings, each 14 calendar days for ATPL, CPL, IR and CBIR exams.
• Retests can not be taken during the same sitting.

If any of the limits above are exceeded your examination will be considered failed and you will have to get additional theoretical training and complete a new examination.

Permitted equipment

No equipment except the items below are permitted during theoretical examinations. 

Forbidden equipment

It is not allowed to record any content from the theoretical examinations in any way. The tests are classified in the Public access to Information and Secrecy act(2009:400). With regards to this act and to examination procedures ARA.FCL.300 we regulate what is allowed to bring during theoretical examinations.

The following list contains examples of what is not allowed to bring into the examination room:

• All kinds of communication equipment
  • Such as cell phone/tablet
• All kinds of watches
  • Analog
  • Digital
  • Smartwatch
• All kinds of recording and playback equipment
• All kinds of equipment which enable photo and video recording

Examination rules

• It is not allowed to communicate with anyone except the invigilator during the tests.
• Only the PEXO online examination web page is allowed to use.
• It is permitted to mark text in the permitted equipment but it is not permitted to add information in any way.
• It is not allowed to record any content from the theoretical examinations in any way.

Violations

If any of the rules above are violated or attempt of, the whole examination may be considered as failed and you will be banned to take any theoretical examination in any EASA member state for at least 12 months.

The examination content is classified in the Public Access to Information and Secrecy Act(2009:400) and it may be illegal to share information from the tests.

Question appeal

In our examination system we have a feature where you can comment specific questions. This function may be used if you believe some of the content of the test is incorrect or if there is a technical malfunction.

If you want to appeal a question you should make a comment on the question and then inform your training organisation.

PEXO demo

We provide a test environment for our examination system PEXO where you can familiarize yourself with the examination environment prior to your test.

PEXO demo module