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Free FEAST practice app for the EUROCONTROL ATC test (2026)
Free FEAST practice app for the 2026 EUROCONTROL air traffic controller test: Brain Preflight gives ATC applicants 5 free practice sessions every day. Brain Preflight offers free daily iPhone practice for cognitive skills used in air traffic controller selection: memory, mental maths, spatial reasoning and divided attention. Choose any exercise for 5 free sessions every day, without a purchase or subscription. Installed exercises work offline, and the app is available in 5 languages. This FEAST preparation guide pairs a mobile practice routine with EUROCONTROL’s official resources.
Choose the guide for your route: ATSA — FAA air traffic controller selection.
By Brain Preflight, the app developer · Checked 18 October 2026
The official starting point
The official FEAST training platform is free. EUROCONTROL’s candidate FAQ says it covers almost all FEAST I tests, with one hardware-related exception, and does not cover FEAST II. Your recruiter chooses which tests to use.
EUROCONTROL recommends trying each practice test, reviewing the result and repeating it once or twice, with roughly eight hours as a maximum overall guideline. Real instructions and items can differ; read them afresh on test day.
A practical preparation checklist
- Read your invitation for the schedule, equipment, language and documents to bring.
- Use the official platform to understand the tasks; note any instruction you misread.
- Follow the provider’s practice guidance instead of treating perfection on a practice score as a requirement.
- Prepare any additional interview or recruitment stages separately, and protect your sleep before testing.
This checklist is our suggested way of organising preparation. It does not promise improved test scores or replace your recruiter’s advice.
Make a regular practice routine
Use short arithmetic, memory or divided-attention sessions to keep your practice consistent. Review mistakes after each session, then choose a specific exercise to return to next time.
In the app, open Airways, Psychomotor, 2-back memory, Shapes & colors, Calculation grid, Cube nets and 3D objects from the catalogue. This routine practises related skills; it does not reproduce FEAST items. ICNA is a different route: the French civil-service competition has no aptitude tests and is not FEAST (see the ICNA guide, in French).
Practise with Brain Preflight
Brain Preflight offers iPhone exercises in mental arithmetic, memory, spatial reasoning and divided attention. The app is available in 5 languages. The catalogue includes 32 exercises, accessible from All in each interface language. Some exercises use their original content language. Installed exercises work offline; purchases and online services require a connection.
You get 5 free exercise sessions per day. Paid Premium includes unlimited sessions, the app’s own mock-exam mode and detailed diagnostics. Follow your progress with the app’s 1–9 practice levels and session history.
Brain Preflight is developed by the team behind this guide.
Source: EUROCONTROL — FEAST training FAQ.
Questions before you start
What can I practise in Brain Preflight?
Brain Preflight offers short arithmetic, memory, spatial and attention exercises on iPhone, including a psychomotor exercise with three concurrent tasks.
Can I retake FEAST?
Ask the recruiting organisation about its current policy and treatment of previous FEAST results before making another application.