Rusty and need to read up on my general knowledge.
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Rusty and need to read up on my general knowledge.
Hi all.
As the title suggests, I feel rusty and feel the need to brush up on my knowledge. As many other people I have spoken to, this is not unusual. I have been looking for a job now for about 10 months, and not finding anything as of yet.
During this time, I have also been working full time, so there has not been too much reading / reviewing done. Do any of you have any suggestions on certain books, videos or podcasts that I could check out to brush up?
One thing I do not want to do is the ATPL test prep, as that is not really giving me anything, now that I am done with all my training.
And if you were wondering, EASA CPL-H.
Thanks guys!
As the title suggests, I feel rusty and feel the need to brush up on my knowledge. As many other people I have spoken to, this is not unusual. I have been looking for a job now for about 10 months, and not finding anything as of yet.
During this time, I have also been working full time, so there has not been too much reading / reviewing done. Do any of you have any suggestions on certain books, videos or podcasts that I could check out to brush up?
One thing I do not want to do is the ATPL test prep, as that is not really giving me anything, now that I am done with all my training.
And if you were wondering, EASA CPL-H.
Thanks guys!
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The FAA (Federal Aviation Administration - US) provides some nice reading material on their website, including a free PDF download called "Helicopter Flying Handbook" (see link below).
http://www.faa.gov/regulations_polic...ying_handbook/
Which is also available as a paperback version at Amazon:
Additionally I can recommend the following books, however they aren't specifically tailored to helicopter flying, but certainly very useful and interesting to any aviator.
The above books are also available as a free download at the FAA website - see following link:
Handbooks & Manuals
Always happy landings
http://www.faa.gov/regulations_polic...ying_handbook/
Which is also available as a paperback version at Amazon:
Additionally I can recommend the following books, however they aren't specifically tailored to helicopter flying, but certainly very useful and interesting to any aviator.
The above books are also available as a free download at the FAA website - see following link:
Handbooks & Manuals
Always happy landings
Cyclic and Collective?
Helicopter Pilots Companion?
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Helicopter Pilots Companion?
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