What is required for retesting after failing the Airman Knowledge Test?

What is required for retesting after failing the Airman Knowledge Test?

• A. The AKTR indicating failure and an endorsement from an Authorized Instructor.
• B. Only the AKTR indicating failure.
• C. Only the endorsement from an Authorized Instructor.
• D. A new application form signed by the applicant.

Answer: (A)

When you need to retest after not passing the Airman Knowledge Test, you must have two things in place. First, the Airman Knowledge Test Report (AKTR) that shows you failed the test. Second, an endorsement from an Authorized Instructor confirming that you’ve received the necessary remedial instruction and are prepared to retake. The AKTR proves the prior result, while the instructor’s endorsement documents that you’ve addressed the areas you missed before attempting the test again. Without both elements, the retest isn’t authorized. A new application form isn’t part of this requirement.

When you need to retest after not passing the Airman Knowledge Test, you must have two things in place. First, the Airman Knowledge Test Report (AKTR) that shows you failed the test. Second, an endorsement from an Authorized Instructor confirming that you’ve received the necessary remedial instruction and are prepared to retake. The AKTR proves the prior result, while the instructor’s endorsement documents that you’ve addressed the areas you missed before attempting the test again. Without both elements, the retest isn’t authorized. A new application form isn’t part of this requirement.