Meteorology training advice needed

[DC-8]

Hi mates!


I'm looking for some advice about this 2 Met. books. I'd like to get the most comprehensive one. Which one would you recommend me?

- Climatology for Airline Pilots - Roy Quantic
- Aviation Weather - Peter Lester (Jeppesen)

Also about this training CD. Any opinions?

- Aviation Meteorology (Oxford Aviation Training)


Thanks in advance!

Good flights!

[gblen]

Depends what level of knowledge youre at. The Oxford CD is pretty damn good, got me through my Atpl met exam. It brings you from the basics up to a pretty good level and I would really advise it.

I dont know the other books too well, would highly reccomend the CD though, the guy who made it, Steve Francis, is a met god!
geoff

[IMC007]

Oxford CD

I'd agree with Gblen the Oxford CD is superb, Has great visuals and above all is explained to you rather than a book which you have to read and digest. If I were you I'd go for the CD you won't be dissapointed.

[jasperyellow]

Get yourself the Oxford Met CD - it makes some fairly complex ideas far easier to understand. Once you have a good grasp of the subject I would suggest signing up for the Bristol Ground School online database.

[Whopity]

Try Pilots Weather by Brian Crosgrove. One of the best and simplest Met books arround


http://www.bmaa.org/shop.asp?Categor...oks+%26+Videos

[bolty_1000]

i have the oxford met cd spare should you want it!

[DC-8]

First at all, thanks everybody for the comments!!!

Secondly, thanks also for the offers for Met CD's. My flight school may make me a discount in the CD buying more books I need. If they don't I'll contact all the people who has contacted me about the CD.

Nice flights!

DC-8