Toughest PPL Subject.....
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I'll give Cardiff a ring on Monday after I book my Class 1 with the CAA. The cost of doing 4 x 100 mile trips to Bristol would probably cost me an arm and a leg.
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I'll give Cardiff a ring on Monday after I book my Class 1 with the CAA. The cost of doing 4 x 100 mile trips to Bristol would probably cost me an arm and a leg.
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I've been doing 2 at a time without any problems although once I started reading through Aircraft General I made the decision to do that one on it's own just because of the amount to learn. Besides, the weather in Canada will provide some time to study Met & Nav so Im not too worried about it.
As said earlier, it's good to see other people in the same boat.
Alpha Male - Good luck with your Medical and Exams. You'll be fine!
As said earlier, it's good to see other people in the same boat.
Alpha Male - Good luck with your Medical and Exams. You'll be fine!
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Nav is definitely the hardest exam, not because the content was particularly difficult, but I had to spend about half the exam searching for the airport and the answers in the paper are just so specific
Best sequence:
- Human Performance first (it's easy and gives you confidence in passing an exam!)
- Air Law and Op Procs
- RT theory
- Navigation
- Flight Perf & Planning
- Meteorology