ATPL

[JB235]

Can anyone tell me if the ATPL (Flight Planning and Performance Loading) are based on the B727 or the B767
Someone recently said to me that it is now base on the B767?

[Col. Flagg]

I just did them this year and it was 727 based. The systems subject is 767

[Aussie]

so outdated, when will thry finally get with the times...?:ok:

[john_tullamarine]

so outdated, when will thry finally get with the times

why so ? it'd just a bunch of numbers to play with .. wouldn't matter if one used a 742 book or DC9.

[RogerRamjet01]

Did flight planning a couple of weeks ago - definitely 727. Same for performance and loading.

Systems is the only one which is 'based' on the 767.

[PyroTek]

Funny that, studying an aircraft that isn't allowed at most aerodromes in Aus due to noise restrictions... :}

[PLovett]

Pyro, you are not studying the aircraft but merely proving that you can do maths, the type is completely irrelevant. :ok: