The Guide to getting a CPL by Clive Hughes

[Jinkster]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=64732&item=6944844729&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW

Seen this book mentioned a few times and just thought i'd point everyone in this direction.

Have a copy myself, brilliant book :ok:

Jinkster

[give me an axe]

Thanks for that CLIVE (or is it bevercotes0) .......

[Jinkster]

Not me - just found it looking for some other CPL stuff I was looking for and seen it mentioned a few times on here, thought I was doing someone a favour :rolleyes:

[DTYSAPCO]

Very good book have a copy myself ;)

[flash8]

This is not only a good book, but an excellent one.

When I started back in 1998/99 I purchased this book from some UK Pilot shop in the center of London.

His recommendation was to do FAA followed by conversion to the then CAA license, and save a bundle.

I did. Save a bundle that is.

That book was worth its weight in gold. Well recommended.

[Megaton]

Excellent book. Helped immensely until a lent it to a fellow officer who then omitted to return it. Thieving nav!

[FlyingForFun]

I agree - excellent book. Was recommended to me by my PPL instructor when I first mentioned that I thought I might consider getting a CPL/IR.

Although extremely useful, the version I bought was not up to date with all of the JAR requirements - has it been updated since?

FFF
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[AlexEvans]

Tried that link - it's dead now.

Any chance of a link to it on Amazon please?

[sixmilehighclub]

Um yes, try going to Amazon and searching for it yourself?

[AlexEvans]

Oops, I didn't spot the name of the book in the thread title, otherwise I wouldn't have asked for a link.:O

As it happens, it isn't available on Amazon, but the author has his own site:

http://www.ppl-atpl.demon.co.uk/

Alex.