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 presents mathematics and physics in a build-up approach from basic concepts used in everyday life to the use of mathematics and physics for the solution of aviation-related concepts and problems. The JAR Flight Crew Licensing requirements state that before being admitted to a modular theoretical knowledge course and applicant shall have a sufficient knowledge of mathematics and physics to facilitate an understanding of the content of the course. Written to inspire confidence and capability for pilot training courses from Private to Airline Transport Pilot the appendices are structured according to the JAR-FCL syllabus for the ATPL. Each appendix explores the maths and physics associated with the JAR-FCL subjects studied at ATPL level offering a collection of the types of problems and their solution in a concise style. Reference to the appendices may be made as you encounter these subjects at any licence level. Any difficulty in solving these problems may be resolved by cross-referencing to the earlier parts of the book which deal with the basic mathematics and physics in a build-up approach.