Originally Posted by cruisercruiser
Hi again,
While saving really hard for the CPL/IR course I am also reading up on one of the UKCAA recommended Air pilot's manual. Currently reading volume 2: Air Law and Operational procedures. While theses manuals adhere to the standards of the UKCAA, how relevant (or helpful/unhelpful) would it be to me who will do the course somewhere in malaysia who conforms to ICAO standards?
Any comments?
By the way " Flying the big jets" is an interesting book about the basics of flying!
Cheers,
Cruiser.
Malaysia only uses ukcaa papers on navigation. such as radio aids, instruments, met theory, met prac, navagation, flight planning. Air laws, human perf, technical papers are all set locally. So might not help if u study the uk air law. Might be similar with some parts but better to study the local culture. Instruting in clubs are a demand. But if one is looking for a good pay job then teaching in a club cant get u far.