The Airline Transport Pilot questions are arranged by subject into chapters, supported with Answers, Explanations (for correct and incorrect answers) and References. Codes for Airplane, Helicopter, Part 121, 135 and Aircraft Dispatcher identify which questions you need to study for your specific test. Helpful test instructions, tips, excellent cross-references, and more included. Includes ATP Part 121 and 135 Airplane, Helicopter, Add-On Ratings tests, and Aircraft Dispatcher tests. 504 pages.

This series of test preparation guides for pilots covers the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) exams for applicants seeking licensing by the FAA.
The FAA publishes a question database on the Internet to help applicants prepare for the exams, but they do not supply the correct answers. This series is fashioned to aid the applicant in studying for an exam by providing answers and explanations for every question in the FAA exam database. Designed to encourage self-testing and promote memory recall, these books arrange topics by subject category and are accompanied by specific study material for each category

About the FAA
The Federal Aviation Administration operates the world's largest aviation system. It is responsible for the safety and certification of aircraft and pilots, for the security of airports, and for the around-the-clock operation of the air traffic control systems

Newly published and expanded is this 2003/4 Pilot's Guide from Clive Hughes.
This superb guide explains the intricacies of obtaining an Airline Transport Pilot Licence by the many routes available from your first PPL onwards. It has resisted the temptation to pad it out with a lot of irrelevant verbiage just to make it thicker and appear better value; Clive Hughes has concentrated on the facts, figures and complexities in as efficient way as possible and it is constantly updated to ensure that you have the latest information. Since the first publication in 1992 there have been 26 updated revisions produced and a total of over 6,500 copies have been sold in the UK and worldwide. The guide is continually updated and the author guarantees it will save anybody seeking to be an airline pilot at least several hundred pounds and more likely, several thousands.

Three years ago the aviation press reviewed Clive Hughes' first edition of Guide to Getting a Commercial Pilot Licence. "It was a good attempt at guiding potential pilots through what can be a minefield of legislation and experience requirements for obtaining private through to commercial licences. Now more professionally packaged, cut down in size from the original A4 to a conventional A5 paperback and running to some 170 pages, the guide covers more ground than ever and for anyone considering commercial flying as a career, it is an excellent read".

Be prepared for the exam with this new Test Preparation Software! The CD includes a User Guide/ Installation Guide and covers approximately 2700 questions.

Product features include:
Variety of Training Modes High Quality Graphics Topic Search Functionality Statistics Dynamic Query Generation References to the JAR Codes and the Jeppesen/ AFT Manuals

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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 contains questions related to the Theoretical Knowledge subjects of the A.T.P.L. examinations. Practice at answering is an important function of the overall learning process and serve as a good guide to the depth of understanding required. I have been for many years a CAP 509 approved instructor, with over thirty years training experience. As such I am well aware of your requirements and have kept this clearly in mind when preparing this book.

From the author : Mike Burton

If your dream is to be an airline pilot, or you would like to know what it takes, this book reflects the experiences, thoughts and findings of a trainee pilot throughout the journey that took him into the right-hand seat of a jet airliner.
The book covers everything that you need to consider before and during the training process, including where to train and how to raise funds. The flying course structure and ground school subjects are detailed, and many sample exam questions are included to give a flavour of what lies ahead. The book also looks behind the scenes, at life on a training campus, and considers all important practicalities before going on to look at how to find that dream job.