WEATHER reference

[BorneoPilot]

Looking for a good weather reference for the INRAT and CPL exams. suggestions?

[Dockjock]

The "Air Command Weather Manual" is great.

check www.aviationworld.net (http://www.aviationworld.net) It may not be on the website, but they definitely have it in the store.

[Luftwaffle]

AWARE is fairly good too. I don't know if they have a new edition with GFAs in it, but in 1999 I found that many of the CPL answer choices were word for word out of AWARE.

[Code Blue]

I used Pultz's Instrument Manual and the Weather section is quite good both in terms of breadth and depth. The Air Command Manual is certainly more comprehensive, but for ease of reading the Pultz is better.

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[BorneoPilot]

Thanks guys for the advice. will get the Air Command Manual from TC soon. heard that they are going out of print soon.

fly safe.

[Randy_g]

Borneo the Air Command one is excellent. I would also recommend (as Luftwaffedid) AWARE. AWARE is published by TC and is one of the references they use for writing the exams. You won't go wrong with either.

Randy_G

In England you don't suntan ...

you rust :)

[offshoreigor]

Don't forget that old reliable "Weather Ways"

Cheers, OffshoreIgor http://www.pprune.org/ubb/NonCGI/eek.gif

[BorneoPilot]

The Air Command Weather Manual is excellent!
Thank you all that reply to this post.

[penguin]

Borneopilot: Try this

http://www.nwas.org/committees/avnwxcourse/course.htm