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What is in a pack, how long it lasts, how to open it after paying, and what happens when something is wrong. The full terms are in the terms of service.
What is in a pack?
One airline, one pack. 500 ATPL technical questions with every answer worked, including a layer on that airline's own type; a full mock of 106 items in separately timed sections on the server clock; 400 aptitude items and 160 logical and judgement items, drawn fresh each attempt; 7 study modules covering the process stage by stage, the interview and the sim; and an interview bank of 140 questions with the reported ones labelled as such, for Emirates, Qatar Airways, Etihad, flydubai and Riyadh Air today. Every pack page lists exactly what that pack holds, counted.
Each pack also opens the lab, with four exercises a question bank cannot carry, and the pilot thread, where candidates post what they were asked. Posts are read before they appear.
Emirates · Qatar Airways · Etihad · flydubai · Riyadh Air
Which airlines are covered?
Five: Emirates, Qatar Airways, Etihad, flydubai and Riyadh Air. One pack per airline, because each selection process is different and a general pack prepares you for none of them.
How long does access last?
Access is a prepaid window: 1 month, 3 months and 12 months. It starts the moment the payment clears and ends when the window does.
One payment. Nothing renews, no card is stored, and no subscription is created. When a window ends you are not charged again, and if you want more time you buy it deliberately.
Can I try it before paying?
Yes. The free paper is 12 questions on the real clock, and the reported interview questions for each airline are free on the site with the frame, the weak answer and the follow-up. Both are the same material the packs hold, not a sample written for the shop window.
The free paper · Emirates questions · Qatar Airways questions · Etihad questions · flydubai questions · Riyadh Air questions
Do I need an account before I can buy?
No. The checkout asks for an email address and a card. The purchase is held against that address.
The account is created afterwards, by you, when you sign in to the same address.
I have paid. How do I open it?
Go to the account page and sign in with the email address you paid with, either with the Google account that uses it or with a link sent to it. No password, no app.
If you signed in with a different address, enter the reference from your receipt on the account page and the purchase is attached to the account you are in.
Can I get a refund?
A first purchase can be refunded in full within 14 days, provided nothing in the pack has been opened on the account. Opening a lesson, a paper, an exam or an exercise ends that right.
Ask through the contact page with the address you bought with, and you get an answer within 2 business days. Approved refunds go back to the card through Dodo Payments and usually land within 5 to 10 business days.
Nothing in that policy reduces a right you have under the consumer law where you live.
Who takes the payment?
Dodo Payments. They are the merchant of record: they take the card, charge the tax for your country and issue the receipt, and their name is what appears on your statement. PanelPrep never sees or stores your card.
How current is the material?
Every guide and pack page carries the date it was last checked against the airline's published pages.
Anything that changes an answer is corrected when it is confirmed, whether that is a reworded requirement, a fleet change or a hiring freeze reported by candidates; the Qatar Airways guide was rewritten in September 2026 for exactly that. What the airline publishes is cited and linked; what candidates report is labelled as reported.
Where does the information come from?
Three kinds of thing, and the packs keep them apart. What an airline publishes is cited, with the source named and linked. What candidates report is labelled as reported, because it is not published and can be wrong. What is ours, meaning practice material and worked answers, is written here.
Where a lesson rests on something published, that source is listed at the end of the lesson with a link and the date it was last checked. Where it rests on candidate reports, the lesson says so in the same place. The rest is practice material, and it is labelled as ours.
Is PanelPrep connected to any of these airlines?
No. PanelPrep is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Emirates, Qatar Airways, Etihad, flydubai, Riyadh Air or any other airline. The airline names say which selection process a pack covers.
Will this get me the job?
What a pack removes is the part of a result that comes from surprise: not knowing the running order, meeting a paper type for the first time under a clock, or preparing for a stage that airline does not run.
The decision itself is the airline's, and it rests on your performance on the day. Nobody can promise it, and we do not.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, including sign-in and the timed papers. The clock on a timed section runs on the server, so it is the same on a phone as on a desk.
Something is wrong, or I have a question that is not here.
Write to hello@panelprep.io from the address you paid with, quoting the reference on your receipt if you have one. Support, refund requests and data requests all go to that address.
If you think something in a pack is factually wrong, say so and say where. It gets checked against the source and corrected if it is.
Prices and windows are listed on packs and prices.