Pass Your CARs Exam the First Time.
The AME CARs Crash Course gives apprentice AMEs a straight path through the Canadian Aviation Regulations: 10 Parts, 10 video lessons and 333 practice questions, including 5 full 50-question practice exams in the REGS format.
One-time payment · 90-day access
Founding price for the first 50 apprentices, then $79.

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AMEReady was created by Dan Kennedy, a Transport Canada licensed M1/M2 AME since 2016 who still works in the industry.
FREE PACK
Get the Free REGS Study Pack
✔ The 14-Day REGS Pass Plan (PDF)
✔ The CARs Quick Reference Index (PDF)
✔ 30 days free: CARs Part I + Practice Exam 1, and Human Factors Lesson 4
Free. No card. No spam. Everything arrives by email within 30 minutes.
Stop reading the CARs cover to cover.
The regulations are long, dense and written for lawyers, not apprentices on a hangar floor. The REGS exam doesn't care how many pages you read. It cares whether you know the Parts that matter and can answer under exam conditions.
Know what matters.
Every Part is broken down in mechanic language, with the sections that show up on the exam called out.
Learn it on your break.
Short video lessons and phone-friendly reading you can finish between shifts.
Walk in ready.
Five full practice exams mean exam day feels like the sixth time, not the first.
THE COURSE
Everything you need for the REGS exam
10 Parts - every Part of the CARs, Part I to Part X, each with a written lesson linked to the official Justice Laws text.
10 video lessons - a walkthrough of each Part before you read it.
333 practice questions - a short review quiz at the end of every Part (83 questions), plus 5 full practice exams.
5 practice exams - 50 questions each, in the same format as the real exam, unlocked from day one.
Certificate of completion - issued when you finish all the steps.
14-day study plan - a day-by-day schedule that takes you from Part I to exam-ready.
CARs Quick Reference Index - the Appendices and Schedules for every CARs Part, ready from day one.
90 days of self-paced access - study on your schedule, on any device.
Help from a licensed AME - email or message your questions to Dan (email, website chat, Instagram or Messenger), plus one free 15-minute 1-on-1 webcam session with him, booked ahead at a time that suits you both.
THE EXAM
Practice the way you'll be tested
Transport Canada's AME regulations exam (REGS), described in TP 14038, is 50 multiple-choice questions with 4 choices each, with a 3-hour time limit. Every practice exam in the course follows that same format, so you can check your score against the pass mark before you book.
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TIME LIMIT
The exam draws on CARs Parts I, II, IV, V, VI and VII. The course covers all ten Parts and tells you where to focus.
Always check Transport Canada's current guidance before booking your exam.
How it works
1. Enrol
one payment of $49 CAD, instant access.
2. Watch
start each Part with its video lesson.
3. Read
work through the lesson with the regulation open beside you.
4. Check
take the Part's review quiz and go back over anything you missed.
5. Test
sit the five practice exams under exam conditions until 80% feels easy.
Pass-or-Extend Guarantee
Score 80%+ on our practice exams, and if you don't pass the REGS exam, send us a copy of your failed exam result and get another 90 days free.
Simple pricing for one apprentice or a whole crew.
PRICING
Same full course for every person. Taxes may apply at checkout. Includes email and message help from Dan and a free 15-minute 1-on-1 webcam session, booked ahead.
QUESTIONS
FAQ
Who is this course for?
Apprentice AMEs and students working toward the REGS exam, and licensed AMEs who want a refresher on the rules. Instructors use it too, as a way to introduce students to the CARs.
What do I get?
All 10 Parts of the CARs, each with a video lesson and a written lesson linked to the official Justice Laws text. 333 practice questions: a review quiz at the end of every Part plus 5 full 50-question practice exams. You also get the 14-day study plan, the CARs Quick Reference Index and a certificate of completion when you finish all the steps. If you get stuck, you can email or message your questions to Dan, and you get one free 15-minute 1-on-1 webcam session with him, booked ahead.
How much is it, and how long do I have access?
$49 CAD, one-time payment, for the first 50 apprentices. After that it's $79. You get 90 days of self-paced access on any device, so you can study on your break. Taxes may apply at checkout.
Can I buy it for my group or crew?
Yes. Small Group is up to 6 people for $149 CAD, and Crew is up to 15 people for $259 CAD, both one-time. Everyone gets the same full course and 90 days of access from the day they're added, and you have 2 years from purchase to add your people. See group plans.
Are the practice exams like the real REGS exam?
Yes. Every practice exam follows the format in TP 14038: 50 multiple-choice questions, 4 choices each, 3-hour time limit. Sit them under exam conditions until 80% feels easy. Always check Transport Canada's current guidance before booking your exam.
What if I don't pass?
The course comes with the Pass-or-Extend Guarantee. See how it works.
Can I talk to a licensed AME live?
Yes. Anyone can join the free CARs Q&A on Mondays at 4 PM PT on Zoom (25 seats per session). Every AME CARs Crash Course student, including group plan seats, can email or message questions to Dan by email, website chat, Instagram or Messenger. Individual course buyers also get one free 15-minute 1-on-1 webcam session. If you want more time, you can book a private 60-minute session for $175 CAD. All webcam time is booked ahead, never on demand.
Can I try it before I buy?
Yes. Get the free REGS Study Pack: the 14-Day REGS Pass Plan, the CARs Quick Reference Index and 30 days of free access to CARs Part I General Provisions with Practice Exam 1, plus Human Factors Lesson 4. No card. You can also try 10 free practice questions.
Who built it, and who is Marcus?
AMEReady was created by Dan Kennedy, a Transport Canada licensed M1/M2 AME since 2016 who still works in the industry. Marcus, who welcomes you here, is a generated character.