Practise the FEAST I aptitude areas before your test
Timed practice in five practice areas we built on abilities EUROCONTROL names for FEAST I (logical reasoning, spatial orientation, attention and visual perception, applying rules, and planning and decision-making), plus English reading. 2 mocks and 6 drills of original questions, with your score by area, your lowest-scoring area on each mock and your time per question. Start with the 3 free questions below.
- 2timed mocks
- 6area drills
- 192questions
- 3free
Start with the free sample
The 3 free questions (spatial orientation, applying rules and English) run in the same test player as the mocks. Each mock is 36 questions, 6 from each area in turn, in 45 minutes. Each drill is 20 questions from one area. The clocks are our own pace: the EUROCONTROL pages we read give no timing for the individual FEAST I tests.
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FEAST Practice Test · Free sample
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FEAST Practice Test · Mock 1 (all six areas)
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FEAST Practice Test · Mock 2 (all six areas)
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FEAST Practice Test · English comprehension drill
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FEAST Practice Test · Logical reasoning drill
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FEAST Practice Test · Spatial orientation drill
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FEAST Practice Test · Attention and visual perception drill
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FEAST Practice Test · Learning and applying rules drill
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FEAST Practice Test · Planning and decision-making drill
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What is inside
| Area here | What EUROCONTROL calls it | What you practise | Questions |
|---|---|---|---|
| English comprehension | English language test (listening and comprehension) | Short passages to read and questions on them, and words in context. Reading only: there is no listening practice. | 32 |
| Logical reasoning | logical reasoning | Number series, letter codes, statements and conclusions, and orders deduced from clues. | 32 |
| Spatial orientation | spatial orientation; 3D visualisation | Headings after turns, compass and clock positions, distances and a painted cube cut into pieces, all in words. | 32 |
| Attention and visual perception | visual perception; attention; processing speed and attention | Finding the line that matches exactly, counting a target, and checking one list against another, against the clock. | 32 |
| Learning and applying rules | learning and applying rules | Rules given in the question (codes, levels, landing priority) applied to new cases. | 32 |
| Planning and decision-making | decision-making; planning ability | Time, speed and distance, runway sequences, spacing two aircraft and planning with a reserve, by mental arithmetic. | 32 |
| Total | 2 mocks of 36 and 6 drills of 20 | 192 |
Every rule, number and fact a question needs is in the question itself. No aviation knowledge is assumed and no calculator is needed.
Not practised here
This practice test covers some of the FEAST I abilities and leaves out these parts of FEAST:
- memory tasks
- multi-tasking and the tests where you react as fast as you can
- English listening (FEAST's English test is listening and comprehension; this is reading)
- FEAST II, the RADAR and MULTI-PASS work sample tests
- FEAST III, the personality questionnaire
What you see after every test
- After each mock: your score in each area, side by side, with your time per question in each, a line naming your lowest-scoring area on that mock, with the drill for it, and a line naming your slowest area when it is a different one.
- After each drill: your score and your time per question, to review your performance on those questions.
- The reason behind every answer, with the working for every calculation.
A score here is your score on our questions. It is not a FEAST score and does not predict one: each organisation that uses FEAST sets its own cut-off, and EUROCONTROL says in most cases an average result compared with past candidates is enough.
FEAST I, as EUROCONTROL describes it
- FEAST I is a set of cognitive ability tests and an English language test. EUROCONTROL says it measures basic skills and abilities in decision-making, logical reasoning, visual perception, memory, attention, multi-tasking and spatial orientation; its factsheet also names planning ability, learning and applying rules, processing speed and attention, and 3D visualisation.
- The tests are computer-based, with a keyboard and a mouse. Some are multiple choice with one correct solution; in others you react as quickly as possible. You might not be able to answer every item in every test.
- A FEAST I session takes between 2.5 and 4 hours, depending on how many tests the organisation uses. FEAST II (RADAR and MULTI-PASS) and FEAST III (a personality questionnaire) are separate.
- EUROCONTROL's training platform is free, and EUROCONTROL says its own platform tests are not identical to the real ones. Its information for candidates says the English listening and comprehension test is not covered there.
Sources: EUROCONTROL, FEAST for candidates, Information for Candidates (April 2024) and FEAST factsheet (January 2023), read 24 and 25 October 2026. EUROCONTROL is the authority on FEAST.
Before you buy
Are these FEAST questions?
No. Every question is original. The cognitive questions practise abilities EUROCONTROL names for FEAST I, in groupings of our own; the English questions are reading-only practice. We have no FEAST items and none is used. The real tests may be very different.
Does EUROCONTROL recommend this?
No. EUROCONTROL advises candidates against using other test preparation software, because it was developed without EUROCONTROL's involvement or authorisation, and that includes this one. Its free training platform is the preparation it provides: use it first.
Will this raise my FEAST score?
We do not claim that it will. It gives you timed practice on our original questions in some of the abilities EUROCONTROL names for FEAST I, a score by area on our questions, and the reasoning behind every answer, so you can see which kind of question costs you the most time or marks.
What do I get?
192 original questions: 2 mocks of 36 questions (6 from each area, 45 minutes) and 6 drills of 20 questions, one per area, in the full test player with a question palette and mark for review. After each mock: your score and time per question by area and your lowest-scoring area on that mock; after each drill: your score and time per question; after every test, the explanation for every answer. Retake any test as often as you like.
Is there memory or multi-tasking practice?
No. This practice test does not practise memory, multi-tasking, reaction-speed tasks, English listening, FEAST II or FEAST III.
How do I pay and get access?
One payment by card (or PayPal where offered), handled by our payment provider. In the euro area, the United Kingdom and the United States the price is charged in your own currency; elsewhere in your own currency where we support it, otherwise in Indian rupees with the local figure shown as an estimate. Access opens on this device straight after payment. Sign in afterwards to keep it on your account. Purchase policy.
Independent practice material by ProSyllabus. Not produced, endorsed or authorised by EUROCONTROL. FEAST is EUROCONTROL's test battery; these are original questions, not FEAST items. What FEAST contains is stated as EUROCONTROL's pages gave it on 24 and 25 October 2026.