TBAS Test of Basic Aviation Skills — VIP Practice Exam

TBAS — The TBAS (Test of Basic Aviation Skills) is a U.S. Army computer-administered psychomotor and cognitive aptitude battery — administered by the Army Aviation Human Research Unit (AHRU) — used to screen candidates for Army flight training; it primarily measures tracking ability, multi-limb coordination, spatial orientation, and multi-tasking capacity alongside aviation knowledge. Because the live psychomotor modules cannot be replicated in text, this practice exam targets the aviation knowledge domains assessed in the TBAS and the companion SIFT (Selection Instrument for Flight Training) battery, including aerodynamics, flight instruments, weather, navigation, rotary-wing systems, and aviation physiology.