Charlie Zulu
17th Aug 2005, 15:46
Hi All,
Whilst waiting for this months results, I have started re-studying for the Principles of Flight and Performance exams.
Before the brush up course last month I dropped these two exams as I doubted whether I would have been ready for them. In hindsight this was very much a wise decision.
I'm looking to take these two exams in a couple of months time, so the theory is that I shall be blitzing through the subject material.
However I am not comfortable with Performance one little bit, mainly due to a little difficulty in amassing the required information from the notes from my school. I am wondering whether a different perspectice would shed light on the subject(s)?
As I'm flying up to Gloucester on Friday I shall be visiting Transair to buy the OAT PoF and Performance manuals (which also includes the M&B subject).
Though before I do buy them, does anyone have any comments upon these two books? Are they worth buying?
I have tried to do a search but unable to find the required information...
Best wishes,
Charlie Zulu.
Whilst waiting for this months results, I have started re-studying for the Principles of Flight and Performance exams.
Before the brush up course last month I dropped these two exams as I doubted whether I would have been ready for them. In hindsight this was very much a wise decision.
I'm looking to take these two exams in a couple of months time, so the theory is that I shall be blitzing through the subject material.
However I am not comfortable with Performance one little bit, mainly due to a little difficulty in amassing the required information from the notes from my school. I am wondering whether a different perspectice would shed light on the subject(s)?
As I'm flying up to Gloucester on Friday I shall be visiting Transair to buy the OAT PoF and Performance manuals (which also includes the M&B subject).
Though before I do buy them, does anyone have any comments upon these two books? Are they worth buying?
I have tried to do a search but unable to find the required information...
Best wishes,
Charlie Zulu.