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Old 1st Nov 2009, 21:10
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Can anyone recommend any good books explaining the process to becoming an airline pilot? If it covered tips on getting through interview processes, airline addresses etc that would be helpful.

I'm sure there are plenty out there but if any come recommended that would be great.

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Old 1st Nov 2009, 21:17
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You are posting on arguably the best e-resource for the information you seek.

Many books are written but then almost imediately out of date, as the market changes at such a rapid pace.

Good luck
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I agree with BigNumber. I own this book, by Andrew Cook. Which was around the time of the 9/11. Which gives you a good insight for the ATPL theory etc etc.

To Be An Airline Pilot
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Old 1st Nov 2009, 22:01
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Sadly getting a licence isn't really the problem.
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