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Old 22nd October 2009, 19:49   #1 (permalink)
 
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JAA ATPL Books
Hey

I'm wondering if there are large differences between the Jeppesen and the Oxford JAA ATPL books?
And which versions are the newest ones?
I have some old Oxford/Jeppesen books from 2001, how far are they outdated? Do I just have to replace a few books, or are they now worthless?

Thanks
Sam
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Passed the ATPL theory in Switzerland middle of last year with the 2001 Oxfords... no problem at all.
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