atpl theory course?
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atpl theory course?
hey there,
i have recently completed my ppl, i am currently looking for an atpl theory resedential course in the uk.
have found bournemouth commercial flight training and the more expensive oxford aviation academy, has anyone been to any of these courses or know of any other training sites to consider?
any information will be very helpfull
i have recently completed my ppl, i am currently looking for an atpl theory resedential course in the uk.
have found bournemouth commercial flight training and the more expensive oxford aviation academy, has anyone been to any of these courses or know of any other training sites to consider?
any information will be very helpfull
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there will be a lot of information on this site on different places you can do the ATPLs so i suggest you use the search feature before someone comes on here and has a go at you.
i went to london met and found it very good.
i went to london met and found it very good.
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I am currently on Mod 2 with Bristol Groundschool, which I would personally recommend. Bristol have one of the best reputations around and you do 2 mods. Mod 1 is 8 exams as follows:
Met
Flight Planning
IFR Comms
VFR Comms
Mass & Balance
General Nav
Human Performance & Limitations
Instruments
Mod 2 then deals with the last 6:
Air Law
Aircraft Gen Knowledge
Principals of Flight
Performance
Radio Nav
Ops procedures
You do it as a modular course at your own pace, and then when you finish the manuals or the computer version, you do 2 weeks at Bristol GS itself down in Cheddar and normally, the exams the following week, although you can do them later if you wish.
Bristol is fantastic and definitely worth a look in.
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Flight Planning
IFR Comms
VFR Comms
Mass & Balance
General Nav
Human Performance & Limitations
Instruments
Mod 2 then deals with the last 6:
Air Law
Aircraft Gen Knowledge
Principals of Flight
Performance
Radio Nav
Ops procedures
You do it as a modular course at your own pace, and then when you finish the manuals or the computer version, you do 2 weeks at Bristol GS itself down in Cheddar and normally, the exams the following week, although you can do them later if you wish.
Bristol is fantastic and definitely worth a look in.
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Hi,
Currently heading for final block of exams in ~10 days.
Studied at BCFT residential.
1st block of 7 my class got all 1st time passes
Working out well for me and would recommend them.
But different schools have different styles, would recommend you check out a few FTO's and see what feels right for you
PM me if you want any specific info
Good Luck
Fran
Currently heading for final block of exams in ~10 days.
Studied at BCFT residential.
1st block of 7 my class got all 1st time passes
Working out well for me and would recommend them.
But different schools have different styles, would recommend you check out a few FTO's and see what feels right for you
PM me if you want any specific info
Good Luck
Fran
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how many people....wherever trained for the ATPL's used the Bristol Question Bank??? an interesting experiement would be for Bristol to open their bank only to student for 6 months or so...be interesting to see if the results trend changed!!! i'm not saying it would, would just be keen to see!!!!!
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