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HarryKingUK
23rd Jun 2011, 01:01
Today I came across an article stating that from July, Cabair's Integrated students will receive iPads with the "ProPilot" software to aid their ATPL ground school studies.

I am aware that these books are new but was wondering whether anybody has any information into the quality of these training manuals?

PadPilot's website (http://www.padpilot.co.uk)

Cabair's news article (http://www.cabair.com/ipad.htm)

XX621
23rd Jun 2011, 09:18
I'm doing Mod2 with BGS (material quality excellent as well known), but purchased the performance book on PadPilot out of interest and to have at least one subject readily available on-the-go on my iPad.

The quality seems high. Very readable text and nice diagrams. An in-depth comparison against material from BGS or OAA is beyond the scope of my use so far to be honest, but initial impression is a good one. They're not cheap at around £55 per book - but I guess that compares with the OAA books retailing at a similar price, for example.

If you have the notes from your groundschool you don't need these of course unless you fancy reading another text, or if you want the notes on an iPad (as I did).

I think the other providers might want to consider the iPad/Kindle/etc going forward...

Hope helps.

HarryKingUK
23rd Jun 2011, 14:45
Thank you that helps a lot.

captainsuperstorm
23rd Jun 2011, 15:38
study with ipad2? a joke...

wait for the 3 in decembre, will have better screen.