Performance Exam - Study Material?
Thread Starter
Joined: Feb 2000
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From: NW England
Hi all,
I need to take the UK JAR Performance exam in the next few weeks (I didn't take the Perf A exam under the old system).
Can anyone please recommend some good study material to get me through the exam? I know Bristol GS do a set of notes for £85, but I'd like to keep the cost down if possible. If there are no suitable and cheaper alternatives, I'll have to buy their notes.
Thanks in advance
LoopGuru
I need to take the UK JAR Performance exam in the next few weeks (I didn't take the Perf A exam under the old system).
Can anyone please recommend some good study material to get me through the exam? I know Bristol GS do a set of notes for £85, but I'd like to keep the cost down if possible. If there are no suitable and cheaper alternatives, I'll have to buy their notes.
Thanks in advance
LoopGuru
TightYorksherMan

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From: Peak District
Performance Theory for Pilots by P J Swatton
Very good book and costs £25.99 this should be sufficient if you have a good understanding of Principles of Flight.
All the best - probably see you at next months exam sitting.
Jinkster
Very good book and costs £25.99 this should be sufficient if you have a good understanding of Principles of Flight.
All the best - probably see you at next months exam sitting.
Jinkster
Thread Starter
Joined: Feb 2000
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From: NW England
Thanks Jinkster
Not too bad with PoF so I'll give it a look. One advantage the Bristol GS notes may have is sample questions representative of the exam.
Do you know if the book you mention has sample questions?
TIA
LoopGuru
Not too bad with PoF so I'll give it a look. One advantage the Bristol GS notes may have is sample questions representative of the exam.
Do you know if the book you mention has sample questions?
TIA
LoopGuru
Joined: May 2004
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From: Sussex
Go with the Bristol Groundschool Notes. Iwas fine with POF, but Swattons book is too hard going for exam revision. There are questions in it. but nothing like the exam.
The Bristol Notes are spot on and 85 pounds for a first time pass is cheaper than 2 resits and tender nerves to make the four attempts..
The Bristol Notes are spot on and 85 pounds for a first time pass is cheaper than 2 resits and tender nerves to make the four attempts..




