Fundamentals of electricity and electronics
Open the reviewed voltage and electrical-fundamentals topics tied to this identifier, then continue with balanced General practice.
Free A&P AKTR study plan
Import a PDF or photo of your Airman Knowledge Test Report, or type the codes yourself. Confirm what was found, open the matching reviewed topics, and keep the full rating in view.
What an AKTR code tells you
After an FAA knowledge test, the Airman Knowledge Test Report can list ACS Knowledge codes associated with missed questions. A code helps identify the tested area, but a short code label alone does not tell you which explanation to practice, how it connects to related topics, or how to keep the rest of the rating fresh.
CertWrench translates each recognized code into the relevant subject and reviewed flashcards. You can begin with those weak areas, then use balanced sessions so the report does not become your entire preparation plan.
It can organize documented weak areas and connect them to study material. It cannot predict the exact oral questions, practical projects, or examiner sequence you will receive.
Open the reviewed voltage and electrical-fundamentals topics tied to this identifier, then continue with balanced General practice.
K5 covers the purpose and application of weight and CG limits. K6 covers why determining CG matters. CertWrench connects both identifiers to the reviewed weight-and-balance topics.
Open the precision-tool topics connected to this code and practice choosing and reading the right measurement tool.
Private report import
The goal is a useful study plan without collecting the personal details printed on the report.
Choose a PDF or photo, or paste the codes manually when that is faster.
Remove a false OCR match or add a missed code before building the plan.
The report file, filename, score, FTN, identity details, and full extracted text are not uploaded to CertWrench.
From code to action
A missed code is a starting point. CertWrench combines it with full-rating practice, Mock Oral, practical assignments, and your own readiness marks.
Straight answers
Your report uses ACS Knowledge identifiers to point to tested subject areas. CertWrench calls the feature an AKTR Study Plan because the report is the customer starting point, while the codes themselves come from the Aviation Mechanic ACS.
No. You can import, confirm, and inspect the free plan without an account. Signing in lets confirmed codes follow your study account to another supported device.
You can remove, correct, or add codes manually before building the plan. The tool is designed to make confirmation easy rather than pretend OCR is perfect.
No. Use them as a priority signal, then continue balanced preparation across the full rating.
The FAA publishes the Aviation Mechanic ACS and its companion guide. CertWrench connects recognized Knowledge identifiers to its reviewed study material.
Free and private
Import the report, confirm the codes, and open the matching topics. The file itself stays in your browser.