This new book in the Keynotes for Pilots series was published on the 7th of December 2001. It provides the Instrument Rating student with a workbook to follow during training, with all the Key Notes in concise format and room for personal entries on separating pages. This book will be a valuable addition to the IR student's flight case. The book covers the Instrument Rating skill test for aeroplanes as it would progress on your test day. The key to safe flying, productive flying lessons and your successful JAA IR(A) skill test, is good preparation. This book should be read in full to prepare you for your IR flying training and each section can be used to assist you in preparation pre-flight.

The Keynotes style with alternating pages of text and space for your personal Key Notes relevant to your local flying school will ensure that this volume will become a valuable aid to your commercial flying training. 91 pages Colour and B & W illustrated paperback

Published 1st February 2002 due to popular demand! Book 2 details Key Facts for your ATPL examinations. Used by many to get full passes first time. As an aid to learning this book provokes answers in it's question answer style of key facts. The Keynotes style with alternating pages of text and space for your personal key notes relevant to your ground training will ensure that this volume will become a valuable aid to learning POF, AF&S, MB, PERF, IE, OPS and FP.

152 pages B & W illustrated paperback

This book serves to prepare students for the CAA National PPL and JAA PPL. It employs a question - answer; challenge - response style of text. This will enable you to question yourself, and enable untrained person to question you, to assist your retention of Key Facts.

This is a unique publication that all applicants for the JAA Private Pilot and National Private Pilot Licence will find invaluable as an aid to passing the examinations. It covers the composition of the exams together with essential Key-Facts (i.e. what you must learn in order to pass the exams) within the ground subjects for these licences i.e. Air Law & Operational Procedures, Navigation, Meteorology, Human Performance & Limitations, Flight Performance & Planning, Aircraft General/Principles of Flight & Radiotelephony (Communications). The style of this book, employing a question - answer, challenge - response style of text, enables even a person untrained in the subject to question you. Together with the 'Private Pilot Confuser' that offers multiple questions, answers and explanations for all the ground subjects you will be complete with all the knowledge to pass the exams. Spiral bound. 108 pages.