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Search the workflows students and instructors ask about most: account access, purchases, refunds, course completion, FAA testing, IACRA, and instructor tools.
Account help
Sign in and account access
Recover access, reset a password, and make sure you are using the account tied to your training.
Purchases
Billing and refunds
Understand course access after checkout, receipts, billing questions, and the refund-request process.
Course completion
Progress and certificates
See how progress is recorded, when a FlightPush certificate appears, and what that certificate represents.
Learning
Lesson Progress and Course Testing
How completed lessons and test attempts are recorded without confusing practice work with the official FAA exam.
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FlightPush Completion Certificates
Where to download a certificate and the distinction between course completion and an FAA airman certificate.
Read articleFAA next steps
IACRA and PSI testing
Know where FlightPush ends and the official FAA application and testing processes begin.
FAA process
Scheduling an FAA Knowledge Test with PSI
Use the official testing provider, verify the correct test, and bring the required identification and authorization documents.
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Using IACRA After Training or Testing
Understand what IACRA is, when it enters the process, and why FlightPush cannot submit an FAA application for you.
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Instructor access
Connect students and instructors, understand complimentary access, and review the privacy boundaries.
Instructor tools
Connecting a Student and Instructor
How connections are created, what the instructor can review, and how the relationship stays limited to training support.
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Instructor Portal and Complimentary Course Access
Separate instructor workspace access, student-data permission, and complimentary course entitlements.
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