Tap a system — or let it fly itself — and watch each feature come to life. Your whole DGCA CPL & ATPL toolkit, in one app.
EARNWINGS is an all-in-one study app for DGCA CPL and ATPL aspirants. It brings ground school, real-airway flight planning, a voice radio-telephony trainer, an AI Captain and full mock exams together in one place, so your notes, your practice, your flight plans and your progress all live in the same app instead of a dozen disconnected ones.
Today, yes — every chapter, question bank and mock paper is built for the DGCA syllabus and the Indian exam pattern, because a course written for every regulator fits none of them properly. The same engine is being taken to other syllabuses next: Transport Canada first, then EASA in Europe, then the FAA in the United States. Those are on the roadmap rather than in the app, and we have not announced dates for them.
EARNWINGS covers the DGCA ground subjects for CPL and ATPL, along with radio-telephony practice, flight planning over real airways, and timed mock exams for every subject. The syllabus is broken into 12 modules and 202 chapters, kept in the order you actually sit them.
Yes — that is the point of them. Mock papers are composite, per subject, and use the real DGCA marks, duration and figure questions, sat under the clock. The first time you feel real exam timing should not be on exam day.
No. The AI Captain answers from the course material and shows its source. When it does not know something, it says so rather than inventing an answer. A confident wrong answer is worse than no answer when you are revising for an exam.
We are onboarding founding cadets in small batches ahead of the public launch. Join the waitlist and we will email your early-access invite the moment your batch opens.
Pricing will be unveiled before launch. We would rather publish it properly than quote a number we might change. Founding cadets get founder perks and early access regardless, and the waitlist form asks what you would happily pay so we can price it fairly for student pilots.