I agree in principle with Dynamic's Post. I found feedback an extremely valuable asset to the exams. I would feel ill prepared if I had not seen any feedback prior to an exam, but that's just me.

What you need to remember is that they seem to invert the question to try and throw the feedback kings. EG Met Exam in June, They asked what would the crosswind experienced with a sea breeze downwind with the runway on your left. In the feedback it is on your right, which means if you just learnt the answers and not read the questions thoroughly you'll get that one wrong!.

As I said in a previous post the French I believe are pushing for the Question Bank to be published something they were once the most adverse to.

Dont think'll I'll see it in my lifetime!.

The European Resuscitation Council states "No person should be deprived from oxygen"! If a person is Hypo-ventilating, they will eventually loose consciousness and then start to breath normally.
True, in the aviation environment this is not a good scenario, but a fact all the same.

It dosn't matter what anyone else says, its the world according to JAR.

The fact that this dosn't actually agree with the real world dosn't matter its just the !!!!e we have to learn that matters.

Everone knows that you can get a plank of wood to fly if you have enough power and the right angle.

Its just something we have to do, if you get stressed out about it it just makes it worse. Just humour the twats and forget it.

MJ

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