This new 9th edition is updated to the new JAR syllabus 'The Air Pilot's Manual' series by Trevor Thom have become internationally recognised as the foremost pilot training textbooks. With new, easy to read page layouts and excellent, clear computer generated graphics throughout they offer the student the best opportunity for easy learning of the Flying and Ground subjects for the Private Pilot Licence and will always provide excellent revision for the qualified pilot. They are standard issue for flying training organisations in the United Kingdom and throughout the World

Contents of this volume

Volume 1 covers: Flying Training and includes:
The Aeroplane - Before and After Flight - Your First Solo - The Controls - Taxying - Straight and Level - Climbing - Descending - Turning - Stalling and Slow Flight - Spinning - Standard Take-Off and Climb to Downwind Leg - Circuit Operations, Approach and Landing - First Solo - Advanced Turning - Low Level Flying - Forced Landing - Pilot Navigation - Flight Instruments

This is Volume 3 in a series of seven from Trevor Thom and covers the tricky subject of Air Navigation and again like it's predesesors it is marvellous. If you are taking a PPL, this book is an absolute must as it contains most of the syllabus and is a great guide into navigation.

Updated to the new JAR syllabus 'The Air Pilot's Manual' series by Trevor Thom have become internationally recognised as the foremost pilot training textbooks. With new, easy to read page layouts and excellent, clear computer generated graphics throughout they offer the student the best opportunity for easy learning of the Flying and Ground subjects for the Private Pilot Licence and will always provide excellent revision for the qualified pilot. They are standard issue for flying training organisations in the United Kingdom and throughout the World

Contents of this volume

Volume 3 covers Air Navigation and includes:

Basic Navigation Theory - Speed - Direction Navigation Computer - Vertical Navigation Time - The Earth - Aero-Nautical Charts Flight Planning - Pre-Flight - Route Selection and Charts - Flight Log - Flight Plan En-Route Navigation - Techniques - Navigation in Remote Areas - Entry/Exit Lanes .

Updated to the new JAR syllabus 'The Air Pilot's Manual' series by Trevor Thom have become internationally recognised as the foremost pilot training textbooks. With new, easy to read page layouts and excellent, clear computer generated graphics throughout they offer the student the best opportunity for easy learning of the Flying and Ground subjects for the Private Pilot Licence and will always provide excellent revision for the qualified pilot. They are standard issue for flying training organisations in the United Kingdom and throughout the World

Contents of this volume

Volume 6 covers Human Factors and Pilot Performance and includes:

Human Physiology and High Altitudes - Eyesight and Visual Illusions - Hearing and Balance - Am I Fit to Fly? - Stress Management - Fatigue and Sleep - Information Processing - Judgement and Decision Making - Flight Deck.

The CRP-1 is designed particularly for the student and private pilot. Easy to handle, it includes all the necessary functions for examination, planning and flying requirements. This model is widely used by flying training organisations in the United Kingdom and throughout the world. Circular slide rule side with clear durable cursor. For calculation and conversion of temperature, time, distance, volume, altitude and density altitude, speed, weight, fuel, endurance, multiplication and division, 1 in 60 rule etc. Coloured scales and lettering enhance operation and clarity. Wind triangle side incorporating sliding scale with speed range of 40-850 and clear rotating disc for lead pencil plotting. Use it for calculation of heading and groundspeed, wind velocity, head and crosswind components etc

• Easy to handle it includes all the neccessary functions for the CAA PPL examinations and general planning and flying requirements.

This logbook conforms to air navigation order requirements. Used mostly by student and private pilots. Contains approximately 120 printed pages to detail owners name and address, particulars of licences held, previous flying experience, handling notes, certificate of qualification as P1, aircraft flown, aerodromes visited, record of simulated trainer practices and flights showing date, type, registration, captain's name, operating capacity, departure / arrival aerodromes and times, single or multi-engine, day or night, dual or p.2., Instrument and simulated instrument times, remarks and carried forward totals.

• Standard issue in flying schools throughout the U.K

This is an A5 log pad that fits any A5 Kneeboard from any manufacturer. It is a VFR flight pad, ideal for flight training and private flying in visual meteorological conditions. This pad is double-sided and offers space for flight planning, radio frequencies and enroute notes Includes a flight planning section and space for writing enroute notes. Approx 50 sheets per pad.

Pooleys manufacture a log pad for nearly every flight type. Each pad is manufactured from high quality paper, cardboard backed for durability and feature clear and legible information and gridlines for accurate data entry

This syllabus, produced for the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) for the Private Pilot Licence conforms to the requirments of the Joint Aviation Authorities (JAA) for the training of Pilots for the grant of a JAR-FCL Private Pilot Licence (aeroplane), including a single-pilot single-engine class rating.

This syllabus is acceptable to the authority.
The purpose of this syllabus is to give guidance to students and to instructors who are invlolved in the task of training pilots. Each course is designed so that the students or the pilots under training are given the experience, the competence in flying, and the knowledge of aviation technical matters demanded by the ground and flight tests described in Joint Aviation Requirements for the inital issue of a Private Pilot Licence and associated qualifications.

The co-ordination of ground and flying training is a necessary and important part of any pilot course.

Chinagraph Pencils for marking track lines etc. on laminated charts and Pilots Boards

• This is a water soluble pencil for all, especially smooth surfaces

The scale most often used. Manufactured with rounded protective ends. Outside edges read to 110 Nautical Miles in 1:500,000 and 55 Nautical Miles in 1:250,000 respectively. Centre scale reads Kilometres to 200 and Statute Miles to 127.

All Scales and Protractors are manufactured to withstand perpetual use. Each supplied in polythene slip case

This is the lightest and smallest Pilots Courier we do. Ideal for overnight travelling it is made from durable polyester and is fitted with a single high quality handle.
Features two main compartments with seperate zips. Two front pockets one with zip fastener. An outside zipped pocket ont he flap and numerous internal pockets and pen pockets. Comes with detachable shoulder strap

• Measures 40 x 34 x 16 cm