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Courses, manuals and study documents for the four crafts that keep aviation flying — pilots, cabin crew, A&P mechanics and avionics engineers. Learn from real flight-line instructors, at your own pace.
Structured learning tracks built around real airline and MRO standards — start from zero or level up an existing license.
PPL to ATPL theory — aerodynamics, navigation, meteorology, air law and IFR procedures.
Aircraft electrical systems, wiring, instruments, radios, autopilot and troubleshooting.
Airframe & Powerplant — structures, hydraulics, engines, inspection and FAA written prep.
Cabin safety, emergency procedures, first aid, service standards and crew resource management.
Unmanned systems — multirotor design, flight controllers, payloads, regulations and BVLOS operations.
EASA Part-66 licensing tracks for line maintenance engineers — theory, workshop practice, exam simulation, and the reference library you'll need on the hangar floor.
Aircraft structures, powerplants, mechanical and electrical systems. Certify line maintenance including engine and structural work.
Aircraft avionics and electrical systems. Certify troubleshooting of instruments, communications, autopilot and navigation systems.
Video lessons, quizzes and downloadable notes in every course. Finish with a shareable certificate.
Curated PDFs, checklists and workbooks — every document gets its own cover, free with enrollment and updated with every regulation change.
Tatlearn was founded by working pilots, engineers and cabin crew who wanted training that matches the real ramp — not just the textbook.
Every course and document on this platform comes from people who fly, fix and crew aircraft for a living. We turned line-flying stories, hangar checklists and real wiring diagrams into structured lessons you can follow from anywhere — on shift breaks, between flights, or from home.
Our mission is simple: open the door to aviation careers for everyone, in English and Persian, from your first lesson to your license — and keep you learning long after. Five majors, one clear path each, taught by instructors who still clock in at the airport.
The wiring-fundamentals course explained in six hours what a year of shop shadowing never did. I passed my avionics module on the first attempt.
I study the A&P documents on night shift breaks and do the quizzes on my phone. The inspection checklists are the exact ones we use in the hangar.
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18 years on the A320 family, 12,000+ hours. Teaches PPL to ATPL theory with real line-flying stories.
Former OEM systems engineer. Turns wiring diagrams and ARINC buses into things you can actually troubleshoot.
Builds and certifies commercial drone fleets. Covers multirotor design, flight controllers and BVLOS rules.
30 years in heavy checks. His inspection checklists are the same ones used on the hangar floor.
Uniforms, textbooks, and pilot gear — a curated selection from the full catalog.
Scheduled live sessions with real instructors over Zoom, Google Meet or Teams — sign in to see join links, enrolled-course sessions unlock automatically.
Partner centers where Tatlearn coursework counts toward classroom hours — visit any of them to continue hands-on training.
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Partner centers where Tatlearn coursework counts toward classroom hours — visit any of them to continue hands-on training.
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