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Old 11th Aug 2018, 21:16
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PPL Exams and Old Books

I知 continuing after a break on my LAPL(A) TMG journey and its time to think about ground school.

Are there any exams that have had significant changes that you would recommend getting a newer EASA compliant text book for? Else, I値l probably stick with older versions, new revision guides and a new Air Law and Ops books.

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Over the last years many things changed and some very subtle, so my recommendation is - throw away everything older 12 month and get new versions of anything.
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Over the last years many things changed and some very subtle, so my recommendation is - throw away everything older 12 month and get new versions of anything.
Thanks for the tip!

Would you recommend new revision books being sufficient or new text books as well?

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Except for the fact that, the written exams were produced some years ago....................................
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Originally Posted by samfranklin

Thanks for the tip!

Would you recommend new revision books being sufficient or new text books as well?

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I would always recommend spending the money for new, but you may take your old stuff and talk to your training facility to check it.
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