lee_apromise
15th Feb 2010, 12:29
Hi Fellas
Just gotta ask a few questions regarding CPL theory exams.
I've recently graduated from mech eng from UQ and got a job in an engineering company but I have this compulsive urge to pursue my childhood dream of becoming a pilot.
I completed PPL at YBAF back in 07 and haven't been flying ever since.
Before I start my CPL flight training (applied to CX cadet a few days ago and will apply for QF cadet at the end of this year), I want to get all the theories done within 2010 before I might go back to uni to do a master degree in 2011.
I still have Aviation Theory Centre (ATC) PPL/CPL textbooks (bought in 2006, which still contains MBZ procedures) but it seems it is a bit outdated and I find Bob Tait PPL textbook much better and clearer than ATC.
Should I just keep studying with ATC textbooks bought in 06 or get new Bob Tait CPL textbooks?
I would really appreciate your inputs on this one.
Thanks in advance.
John
Just gotta ask a few questions regarding CPL theory exams.
I've recently graduated from mech eng from UQ and got a job in an engineering company but I have this compulsive urge to pursue my childhood dream of becoming a pilot.
I completed PPL at YBAF back in 07 and haven't been flying ever since.
Before I start my CPL flight training (applied to CX cadet a few days ago and will apply for QF cadet at the end of this year), I want to get all the theories done within 2010 before I might go back to uni to do a master degree in 2011.
I still have Aviation Theory Centre (ATC) PPL/CPL textbooks (bought in 2006, which still contains MBZ procedures) but it seems it is a bit outdated and I find Bob Tait PPL textbook much better and clearer than ATC.
Should I just keep studying with ATC textbooks bought in 06 or get new Bob Tait CPL textbooks?
I would really appreciate your inputs on this one.
Thanks in advance.
John