Airframes & Systems, Electrics, Powerplant, and Emergency Equipment (ASEPE) - Aeroplanes, subject 021, covers a broad swathe of information that is examined in one paper. To make this information manageable, the 021 subject is broken down into three volumes; these are Airframes & Systems [which incorporates Emergency Equipment], Electrics, and Powerplant.

• Fuselage
• Windows
• Wings
• Stabilising Surfaces
• Landing Gear
• Flight Controls
• Hydraulics
• Pneumatic Systems
• Air Conditioning System
• Pressurisation
• De-ice / Anti-Ice Systems
• Fuel Systems

Airframes & Systems provides a good grounding in the technical aspect of an aircraft's structure and systems, detailing, for examination purposes where required, the regulations that the student has to know and the methods by which these requirements are met. As with other subjects, there will always be areas that the student has studied that are not questioned in the exam. Learning this information is not effort wasted, as the information given within the volume provides the foundation knowledge on which the type rating course can be built.

This new 2005 manual is part of the most current set of JAA ATPL training books on the market. The philosophy of these manuals is to train pilots to fly safely and competently, not just pass the exams. To this end, the material is thorough and comprehensive, yet the books utilise full-color graphics and diagrams that make complex topics easier to grasp. The complete set of 15 volumes contains nearly 4,000 pages.

Aircraft (General)teaches you all you need to know about the systems of a modern light aircraft, so that you can fly your aircraft efficiently and safely, while exercising proper care of the aeroplane itself. Systems covered include the electric, electronic, mechanical and hydraulic systems, its engine and its instruments.

For those who fly, a thorough knowledge of the Principles of Flight is also essential if they are to fully appreciate the flight characteristics of their aircraft and become safe and proficient pilots. This interactive, graphically-rich computer-based training (CBT) course provides pilots, whether student or qualified, with an effective and enjoyable method of studying, and testing themselves in, the scientific principles upon which flight depends.

The course is a deep and comprehensive study of the science and mechanics of flight. It is aimed specifically at meeting the needs of the light aircraft pilot. The course content and self-assessment tests satify the demands of the JAA PPL (A) theoretical knowledge syllabus.

• Airframes
• Landing Gear, Tyres & Brakes
• Engines General
• Engine Cooling & Lubrication
• Carburation
• Aero Engine Fuels & Fuel Systems
• Propellers
• Engine Handling
• Electrical & Vacuum Systems
• Pressure Instruments & Gyroscopic Instruments
• Engine Instruments
• Airworthiness
• The Atmosphere
• Subsonic Airflow & the Four Forces on an Aircraft
• Aerofoils, Lift & Drag
• Lift Augmentation & Stability
• Flight & Trimming Controls
• Stalling & Spinning
• Flight & Ground Limitations

This computer based training course in Gas Turbines teaches the subject of gas turbine engines up to and beyond the standard required by the EASA/JAA Air Transport Pilot's Licence (ATPL) syllabus. Gas Turbines together with its companion CD-ROM, Aircraft Piston Engines covers the complete EASA/JAA ATPL Powerplant syllabus. The two CD-ROMs together contain over 500 ATPL-style questions and answers on the subject, Powerplant.
This Gas Turbines course also covers all EASA/JAA objectives for the ATPL helicopter gas turbine syllabus, except for those pertaining specifically to helicopter engine intakes.

Though Gas Turbines is meant primarily for student professional pilots, it will also be valuable to student aircraft engineers and technicians as a high-quality introduction to the subject of Gas Turbines. General Aviation pilots who wish to learn more about aircraft systems should also find much to interest them here.
The course includes many examples using 3D and 2D graphics, animations and photographs, enabling the students to learn more effectively than ever before. In-depth lessons, written with the technical and teaching expertise of Oxford Aviation Training's world-renowned ground instructors. The lessons are narrated in clear English throughout and are supported by textual key points.

• Compressors
• Combustion chambers
• Turbine Assembly
• Reverse Thrust
• Fuel Systems
• Performance
• Engine Instrumentation
• Propellers