Add depth when it helps. Not before.
Spires is free to start. Plans exist to unlock deeper planning, exam preparation, and more personalised guidance when you’re ready.
Choose the level of help you want
All plans keep clarity free. Paid plans add depth, structure, and targeted preparation.
Free
Enough to understand your options and choose a direction.
- UK-focused pathway outlines
- Common routes explained clearly
- Flight school overviews
- Limited Pathway Helper previews
- Basic next-step guidance
Basic · £4.99
Deeper detail and structured general preparation.
- Everything in Free
- Expanded pathway breakdowns
- General ATPL-style exam practice
- Deeper Pathway Helper outputs
- Route comparisons and trade-offs
Pro · £10.99
Airline-focused preparation and targeted planning.
- Everything in Basic
- Airline-specific exam practice (mock)
- Assessment and interview preparation guidance
- Route branching based on airline targets
- Priority updates when goals change
Full · £15.99
Continuous, personalised guidance that evolves with you.
- Everything in Pro
- Spires Copilot (living plan that updates)
- Saved route versions and comparisons
- Progress dashboard with milestones
- Priority review and higher-touch support (mock)
What changes as you upgrade
Clarity stays free. Depth increases.
Free → Basic
You move from overview to structured understanding. Exam practice is general, and pathways gain more detail.
Basic → Pro
Guidance becomes airline-aware. Exam prep and planning reflect real airline selection processes.
Pro → Full
Your plan becomes a living document that evolves as your situation, timeline, or targets change.
How exam practice works
Not just questions. Context and intent matter.
General exam practice
Covers core ATPL-style concepts, systems thinking, and the type of knowledge expected across most training routes.
- Used in Free previews and Basic plan
- Focus on understanding, not memorisation
Airline-specific preparation
Higher plans include preparation aligned to how airlines assess candidates rather than pure theory recall.
- Airline-style questioning (mock)
- Assessment day context
- Decision-making and scenario focus
Get clarity first
You don’t need to pay to understand your options.