Books To learn from
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Books To learn from
Just embarking on JAA PPL(A) would like some recommendations on additional reading material for exams and for future advanced study as I am hoping to progress onto CPL. Any views on distance learning schools for CPL/ATPL, appreciated.
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Bob,
You could invest in The PPL Confuser, or the Trevor Thom Air Pilots Manuals. Alternatively, The PPL books from Jeremey Pratt are good. It depends on your individual tastes. I have heard that the RAF manuals are good too.
Blue Skies
You could invest in The PPL Confuser, or the Trevor Thom Air Pilots Manuals. Alternatively, The PPL books from Jeremey Pratt are good. It depends on your individual tastes. I have heard that the RAF manuals are good too.
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Bob - I recommend Bristol Groundschool for your distance learning. Alex and his father are both ex-RAF and have a first class reputation. They have developed an excellent CD-ROM package to add to the excellent notes. They also have great feedback for the exams and I understand all progress tests are now completed on-line/email. Don't just take my word ask around but I think you'll find that they will be close to or on the top of any recommendation list. Best of luck for the future - it will be hard work but it will be worth it.
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for PPL books and stuff, try www.aerobookstore.com -a rubbish store (like when it works), but the cheapest books I've seen recently-mine arrived a week later.
