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Pilotage 30th December 2003 23:31


What additional stuff is in Pooleys/AFE that I can't get this way?
Lots of non-ICAO airfields, and details of local services (cafes, shops, etc.) mostly.

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G-AMMY 31st December 2003 03:40

Thanks for the suggestions and comments. Think I'm going to go for the AFE Loose Leaf. Only managed to get a look at a 1999 AFE Spiral bound at my flying club today and it seemed pretty good.

Cheers

G-AMMY

Dop 7th December 2005 11:22

Coming up to my Skills Test real soon now, and have started thinking about buying a flight guide.
So I thought rather than starting a new thread I'd resurrect this old one to see if anyone has anything to add.

AFE or Pooleys?
Looseleaf or Spiral Bound?

The AFE is cheaper, but which is best?

Mariner9 7th December 2005 11:36

I like AFE but its a personal choice.

I also no longer bother with loose leaf, after frequent diversions to airfields I hadn't included in my kneeboard set, I ended up taking the whole book, so in future years saved cash and bought the spiral-bound version.

Good luck with your skills test BTW :ok:

bingoboy 7th December 2005 12:40

AFE still has airfields Pooleys doesn't

Bound or spiral no real pref but a copy of selected main strips enroute in back of knee pad is a good idea.

MichaelJP59 7th December 2005 13:17

I've tried both and prefer the Pooley's spiral-bound, and this year the plates are in colour.

Definitely personal preference though, so look at both.

Kolibear 8th December 2005 14:12

AFE offers a monthly on-line update and a mid-year update booklet, but I don't know what Pooley's do about updates.


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