AFE EASA PPL (A) Syllabus & Course Guide

The new EASA PPL (A) Syllabus & Course Guide from AFE is the only publication to consolidate the various EASA requirements and guidance for the EASA PPL (Aeroplanes) into one document which can be used in everyday training by both the student pilot and the Training Organisation.

Designed to encourage a pilot through PPL training, and assist the Training Organisation in meeting EASA requirements, the EASA PPL (A) Syllabus & Course Guide includes:

™ Basic information about pre-entry requirements, the PPL course and the PPL itself.
™ Detailed guidance for Flight Exercises and Theoretical Knowledge (TK).
™ Full integration of the flight and theory elements of the PPL course, as required by EASA.
™ Completion standards for each exercise and stage of the course.
™ A full record keeping system for Flight Exercises to ensure all elements are completed.
™ A full record keeping system for Theoretical Knowledge to ensure all TK elements are completed in accordance with EASA requirements.
™ Additional appendices cover Threat & Error Management (TEM), Language Proficiency requirements, EASA member states etc.

The EASA PPL (A) Syllabus & Course Guide is written by Jeremy M Pratt, author of the best-selling Private Pilot Licence Course series, in-print since 1992 with over 100,000 copies sold.

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