Best Operational Procedures Book?

[superflanker]

I am finding this subject very difficult. There is a lot of content, and if the information it's not well organized it's very hard to remember.

I am studing with CATS, anyone can recommend me another one?

Thanks!

[ShamrockF]

Get the Oxford PPL online course. It'll guide you through all the relevant topics and I found it quite good.

Also the Trevor Thom/Pooleys books are a good read. I think they're the same ones as the CATS, albeit CATS are online only.

[RedBullGaveMeWings]

I think he is studying for his ATPL's.

[paco]

Try Document 965/2012 free from EASA

[superflanker]

Originally Posted by RedBullGaveMeWings

I think he is studying for his ATPL's.

That is correct

[superflanker]

Originally Posted by paco

Try Document 965/2012 free from EASA

Its +300 pages of pure content...

[paco]

Welcome to EASA... actually a lot of it is for helicopters, so that will cut down the workload

However, a high proportion of the new questions are taken from that document.

[superflanker]

I will try my best with it... thanks!