Which book to review ATPL

[antes56]

Hi everyone

I am out of Pilot world from a few years and wanted to get back on track with the ATPL subject and Tech question from a possible interview.

I have the ACE the pilot tech interview, but i need something more.

what do you suggest?

Airline Transport Pilot: Complete Note Collection

EASA Professional Pilot Studies

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[Genghis the Engineer]

I find Phil Croucher's book (EASA Professional pilots studies) extremely useful for a reminder / quick reference on anything I need to look up on professional pilot knowledge. It covers the whole breadth of the syllabus, without going into so much detail I get lost in it.

G

[ersa]

+1

Pilot Training & Ground Studies - Electrocution's Aviation Books

[fwjc]

There is a collection of three small books by CATS which provide an excellent revision guide for the ATPL subjects. I use them regularly as a reference guide and to steer my own revision in my less confident subject areas. There is also plenty of space to add your own notes / diagrams, which I have done on my copies.

[paco]

Hi Genghis & ersa - I might just mention that the new tablet friendly PDF version is now available. Haven't bothered with Kindle - it's an awful platform.

phil

[antes56]

I am in the US, where can i buy it?

[paco]

From the website above

phil

[Ginger Ninja]

Might purchase and give them a try. I feel like every time I move onto another learning outcome for my ATPL's I forget the last outcome. Doing it the modular route and feels like I am going no where.

[paco]

I'm only in Troon if you have any queries

phil

[captain.weird]

What do guys think of Pilots Reference Guide?

PilotsReference.com