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Introduction

Welcometo

the

Gulf

Coast

Training

Solutions

EASA

Distance

LearningCourse.Weaimtomakeyourprogressthroughthe

courseassimpleandsimpleaspossible.

In this booklet, you will find the approved course outline,

detailinghowlongyoushouldspendoneachsubjectandthe

requirements for you to obtain the sign off for the EASA

exams.Updatedversionsofthismanualwillbeavailableto

all students. The latest version will be published on theOnline Learning Center. You should look periodically to

ensureiftherehavebeenanychanges.

GulfCoastTrainingSolutionscoursesplitsthosesubjects

intoeithertwophaseseachcontaining7subjects,orthree

phaseswiththesubjectssplit56 3.Therearebenefitsto

bothroutes,

such

as,

if

you

choose

the

Two

Phase,

you

will

onlyneedtotraveltoFloridatwicefortheexaminations.If

youchoosetheThreePhaseyoumayfinditismore

manageabletostudyeachphasewithfewersubjectsatany

onetime.Thechoiceisyours.

TheTwoPhaseOption

Phase1 Phase2

PrinciplesofFlight Meteorology

AircraftPerformance AircraftGeneralKnowledge

Mass&Balance AirLaw

FlightPlanning HumanPerformance

RadioNavigation VFRCommunications

Instruments

IFR

Communications

GeneralNavigation OperationalProcedures


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TheThreePhaseOption

Phase1 Phase2 Phase3

Aircraft

Performance

IFR

Communications

AircraftGeneral

Knowledge

Principlesof

Flight

VFR

Communications

Operational

Procedures

Mass&Balance AirLaw Meteorology

FlightPlanningHuman

Performance

Radio

NavigationInstrumentation

General

Navigation

TheOnlineLearningCenter

Bynowyoushouldhavereceivedyour logindetailsforthe

online learningcenterthroughtheemailwhichyouusedto

sign

up

for

the

course.

This

can

be

found

atwww.easaatp.com

Onceyou logonforthefirsttime,pleasegotoyourprofile

and ensure that your email address and contact number

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Thewebsitehasfourareasforyoutouse:

The Classroom where topic quizzes and allmandatorytestsarefound

Theforumsforsupport TheRapidClickThru Yourstudentrecord.

Mandatory

Tests

Themandatorytestsaremadeupof:

SelfAssessedTests ProgressTests EndofCourseTests

Each

of

these

tests

must

be

completed

with

a

minimum

score of 75%. All the tests are programmed at pre

determinedpointstoensurethatyouhaveunderstoodwhat

you have been studying. You are free to attempt the self

assessedtestswhenyouplease,howevertheprogresstests

must only be attempted when you feel ready and have

completedallrequiredtestsbeforethatpoint.


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Onceyou

feel

ready

for

any

of

the

mandatory

tests

you

can

attemptthemintheorderlistedinthisprogramstudyguide.

Shouldyoufailaprogresstesttwice,theinstructorwillthen

emailyoua debriefing for theanswersyougotwrong,and

you will then need to take a retest. The same procedure

appliestotheendofcoursetests.


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Inadditiontothemandatoryteststherearemanyindividual

topictests.Whilstthesearenotmandatorywewouldadvise

you

take

these

tests

periodically

to

check

yourunderstandingofthetopicsandforexposuretothequestion

typesthatyouwillseeintheexams.

All mandatory test scores will be maintained in a student

record.BeforeyoureceiveyoursignofffortheEASAexams,

your record will be checked for completeness. Below is an

example of the student record which shows how far you

haveprogressedthroughthemandatorytesting.


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Forums

This

is

where

you

go

to

get

help

with

individual

topics.Searchtheforumsfortheanswertoseeifthequestionhas

beenaskedbefore. Ifnotpleasepostyourquestionsothat

others may benefit from the instructors answer. However

wedoaskthatyoualso includeanexplanationofwhyyou

thinktheansweryouchoseiscorrect.Thisenablesustosee

whereyoumayneedassistance.

Please feel free to post on another students question witheither an answer or a further question. The more

participation from users, the more everyone including you

willbenefit.

PLEASEDONOTASKQUESTIONSABOUTMANDATORY

TESTSIN

THE

FORUMS.

These

should

be

emailed

directly

to

thesupportdesk.


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PreExamCourse

Aspart

of

the

approved

course

all

students

are

expected

to

attend 70 hours in the classroom at our approved facility

priortoenteringtheexaminations.Thiswilleitherbe2 full

weeks or 3 partial weeks depending on your choice for

eitheratwophasecourseorthreephasecourse.

IfyouaretheholderofanICAOCPL/IR,thiscanbereduced

atourdiscretionto35hoursintheclassroom.Theholderof

anICAOATPcanhavethisreducedtozerotime.Howeveritshould be noted that this will be at the discretion of the

Chief Theoretical Knowledge Instructor based on the

progress and scores that you achieve on the online

classroom.

When you wish to attend the course, please contact us

aboutamonth

in

advance

so

that

we

may

book

you

in

and

tellyouaboutaccommodationandtransportoptions.Please

note that not all subjects are covered every month, so

please plan ahead so that we can best accommodate your

needs.

Support

Thebestplacetolookforsupportinthefirstinstanceisthe

forums.Shouldyounotfindtheansweryouare lookingfor

there,either start anew post oremail thesupport desk at

[email protected]

quickly with a response. Please try to include as much

information as you can in the email so that the instructor

canseeexactlywhereheneedstodirecthiscomments.

Ifyouneedfurtherassistanceonatopic,anditjustdoesnt

seem to be understandable through email, then an phone

calltothesupportdeskcanbesetupbyappointment.


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RapidClickThruExamPreparationSection

Inthe

Online

Learning

Center

you

will

find

asection

which

allows you to run through the full bank of questions at a

rapid pace. This allows you to test yourself outside of the

formalityofquizzes,oneachsubjectasyouseefit.

Weareconstantlyaddingnew featurestothissite,andwe

highlyrecommendthatyouspendasmuchtimeasyoucan

here,andwhenyougetclosertotheexams,youshouldlook

tospendthemajorityofyourdaystudyingthesequestions.Remember,thesearethequestionsyouwillsee inthereal

exam.

Evidencehasshownthatcandidatesforexamsregularly

achievewithin5%oftheirscoreontherapidclickthruin

therealexam.Youshould,forpersonalachievement,be

averaging95%

on

each

subject

through

the

entire

rapid

clickthru,priortoenteringtheexams.

ExamApplication

The EASA exams are only administered once per month by

theUKauthorities.ThiswillbeonthefirstMondayofevery

month

but

there

are

exceptions

to

the

rule.

You

shouldchecktheforumsforthemostuptodateinformation.

Priortoentry,youmusthavecompletedallthemandatory

testsontheonlineclassroom,andhavecontactedthe

officetodiscussthepreexamcourse.

To enter for the exams, you will need to complete the

application

and

payment

forms

at

least

six

weeks

prior

to

thefirstdayofexaminations.

Simply download the forms from the online classroom, fill

themincompletelyandfaxtousat(239)6435300.Wewill


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ExaminationProcess

Theregulations

dictate

the

timing

and

rules

for

examination.

The exams are sat once per month at the CAA approved

exam centers. A list of these centers can be found on the

OnlineLearningCenteralongwiththeexaminationbriefing

sheetprovidedbytheauthorities.Howeverthereareafew

regulationswhichyoushouldbeawareof:

All exams must be completed within 18 months ofthefirstexamination

You cannot attend the exam center more than 6times(calledasitting)tocompleteall14exams

Youcannotattemptanyexamsmorethan4times.Ifyoudonotpassall14examswithintheabove limits,you

willloseanyexamsalreadypassedandbeginanewseriesof

exams.In

this

event

you

will

be

required

to

complete

further

training to include not less than 60 hours and any other

requirements at the discression of the Chief Theoretical

KnowledgeInstructor.

Wehopethisisapleasantstudyingexperienceforyou.

SteveGibbins

HeadofTraining

GulfCoastTrainingSolutions

Phone:2396434300


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TwoPhaseCoursePhase1

Learning

Objective

SubjectPrinciples

ofFlight

Aircraft

Perf.

Instrs

Gen.

Nav.

Flight

Planning

Radio

Nav.

Mass&

Balance

Total

Hours

StudyPeriod1 4 3 4 4 4 3 0 22

StudyPeriod2 5 2 4 4 3 2 1 21

SelfAssessed1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7

StudyPeriod 3 6 2 4 3 4 3 0 22

StudyPeriod 4 4 2 4 4 4 2 1 21

ProgressTest1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7

StudyPeriod 5 5 2 4 4 4 3 0 22

StudyPeriod 6 4 3 4 4 4 2 1 22

Self

Assessed

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

6

StudyPeriod 7 4 3 4 4 4 3 0 22

StudyPeriod 8 4 2 3 4 4 3 1 21

ProgressTest2 1 1 1 1 1 1 6

StudyPeriod 9 4 3 4 4 4 2 1 22

StudyPeriod10 4 2 4 4 4 2 1 21

SelfAssessed

3

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

7

StudyPeriod11 4 2 4 4 4 2 1 21

StudyPeriod12 4 2 4 4 4 2 1 21

ProgressTest3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7

EndofCourse

Test1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7

Pre Exam

Course 7 4 6 6 6 4 2 35

TotalHours 65 40 60 60 60 40 15 340


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TwoPhaseCoursePhase2

Learning

Objective

Subject AirLaw

OpsProc

HPL

AGK

MET

VFR

Comms

IFR

Comms

Total

Hours

StudyPeriod1 3 2 2 7 6 1 1 22

StudyPeriod2 3 2 3 7 7 0 0 22

SelfAssessed1 1 1 1 1 1 5

StudyPeriod 3 3 2 3 8 6 0 0 22

StudyPeriod 4 3 2 2 6 7 1 1 22

ProgressTest1 1 1 1 1 1 0.5 0.5 6

StudyPeriod 5 3 2 3 7 7 0 0 22

StudyPeriod 6 3 2 3 7 6 1 1 23

Self

Assessed

2

1

1

1

1

1

5

StudyPeriod 7 4 2 3 7 6 0 0 22

StudyPeriod 8 3 2 2 7 7 1 1 23

ProgressTest2 1 1 1 1 1 5

StudyPeriod 9 3 2 2 7 6 1 1 22

StudyPeriod10 3 2 2 6 7 1 1 22

SelfAssessed

3

1

1

1

1

1

0.5

0.5

6

StudyPeriod11 3 2 2 7 6 1 1 22

StudyPeriod12 4 2 2 7 7 0 0 22

ProgressTest3 1 1 1 1 1 0.5 0.5 6

EndofCourse

Test1 1 1 1 1 0.5 0.5 6

Pre Exam

Course 5 4 4 10 10 1 1 35

TotalHours 50 35 4010

095 10 10 340


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ThreePhaseCoursePhase1

LearningObjective

SubjectPrinciples

ofFlight

Aircraft

Perf.

Mass&

Balance

Flight

Planning

Radio

Navigation

Total

Hours

StudyPeriod1 7 3 0 6 4 20



StudyPeriod

3

7

4

0

6

4

21







StudyPeriod

7

6

4

0

6

4

20




EndofCourseTest 1 1 1 1 1 5

PreExamCourse 7 4 2 6 4 23

TotalHours 65 40 15 60 40 220


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ThreePhaseCoursePhase3

LearningObjective

Subject AGK

Ops.

Proc.

Met.

Total

Hours

StudyPeriod1 10 3 10 23


SelfAssessed1 1 1 1 3

StudyPeriod

3

11

3

10

24ProgressTest1 1 1 1 3



SelfAssessed2 1 1 1 3


ProgressTest2 1 1 1 3

StudyPeriod

7

11

3

10

24SelfAssessed3 1 1 1 3


ProgressTest3 1 1 1 3

EndofCourseTest 1 1 1 3

PreExamCourse 10 4 10 24

TotalHours 100 35 95 230


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TwoPhaseCourse Phase1

StudyPeriod

Subjectand

Topic

Hours

Chapter

Reference

1 PrinciplesofFlight

Definitions TheAtmosphere BasicAerodynamic

Theory

4Chapters1to

3

Performance

Definitions Atmosphere&

Classifications

3Chapters1&

2

Instruments

Abbreviations PressureHeads

Air

Temperature

AirSpeedIndicator4

Chapters1to

4

GeneralNavigation

Direction,Latitude&Longitude

GreatCircles,RhumbLinesandDirections

onEarth

EarthMagnetism

4Chapters1to

3

FlightPlanning

JeppesenManual 4 Chapter1RadioNavigation

PropertiesofRadioWaves

RadioPropagation3

Chapters1

and2


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StudyPeriod

Subjectand

Topic

Hours

Chapter

Reference


SubsonicFlow Lift 5

Chapters4

and5

Performance

BasicForces 2 Chapter3Instruments

PressureAltimeter VerticalSpeed

Indicator

Machmeter4

Chapters5to

7

GeneralNavigation

FlightComputer 4 Chapter4Flight

Planning

FuelPolicies 3 Chapter2RadioNavigation

Modulation Antennae Doppler

2Chapters3to

5

Mass&Balance

EUOPS 1 Chapter1Self

Assessed

Tests1

PrinciplesofFlight 1

OnlineClass

Room

Performance 1

Instruments 1

GeneralNavigation 1

FlightPlanning 1

RadioNavigation 1

Mass&Balance 1


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StudyPeriod

Subjectand

Topic

Hours

Chapter

Reference


Drag 6 Chapter6Performance

Aerodromes 2 Chapter4Instruments

TerrestrialMagnetism DirectReading

Compass

Gyroscopes4

Chapters8to

10

GeneralNavigation

The1in60Rule 3 Chapter5FlightPlanning

Altimetry 4 Chapter3RadioNavigation

VHFDirectionFinder(VDF)

AutomaticDirectionFinding(ADF)

VHFOmniDirectionalRange

(VOR)

3Chapters6to

8


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StudyPeriod

Subjectand

Topic

Hours

Chapter

Reference


Stalling 4 Chapter7Performance

TakeOffPrinciples 2 Chapter5Instruments

DirectionalGyro ArtificialHorizon TurnandSlip TurnCoordinator

4Chapters

11

to14

GeneralNavigation

Departure 4 Chapter6FlightPlanning

Flight

Computer

Pt

1

4 Chapter4

RadioNavigation

InstrumentLandingSystem(ILS)

2 Chapter9

Mass&Balance

DefinitionsandPrinciples

1 Chapter2

Progress

Tests1


OnlineClass

Room

Performance 1

Instruments 1

GeneralNavigation 1

FlightPlanning 1

RadioNavigation 1

Mass&Balance 1


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StudyPeriod

Subjectand

Topic

Hours

Chapter

Reference


HighLiftDevices Airframe

Contamination

5Chapters8

and9

Performance

Climb

Principles

2 Chapter6

Instruments

AircraftMagnetism RemoteIndicating

Compass

InertialNavigationSystem

InertialReferenceSystem

4Chapters15

to18

GeneralNavigation

Convergency&ConversionAngle

4 Chapter7

FlightPlanning

FlightComputerPt2 4 Chapter4RadioNavigation

MicrowaveLandingSystem(MLS)

RadarPrinciples GroundRadar

3Chapter10to

12


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Study

Period

SubjectandTopic HoursChapter

Reference


Stability 4 Chapter10Performance

CruisePrinciples DescentPrinciples 3

Chapters7

and8

Instruments

AirDataComputer RadioAltimeter Flight

Management

System

4Chapters

19to21

GeneralNavigation

TopographicalMaps

GeneralChartsProperties

4

Chapters8

and9

FlightPlanning

CAP697 SEP 4 Chapter5

RadioNavigation

AirborneWeatherRadar(AWR)

2 Chapter13

Mass&Balance

CentreofGravityCalculations

1 Chapter3

Self

Assessed

Tests2


Online

ClassRoom

Performance 1

Instruments 1

GeneralNavigation

1

FlightPlanning 1

RadioNavigation 1


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StudyPeriod

Subjectand

Topic

Hours

Chapter

Reference


AircraftControl 4 Chapter11Performance

CAP698 SEP 3

Chapters9

and10

Instruments

EFIS Computers Communications

4Chapters22

to24

GeneralNavigation

ChartScales Mercator

Transverse

&

Oblique

MercatorCharts

4Chapters10

to12

FlightPlanning

MEP 4 Chapter6RadioNavigation

SecondarySurveillanceRadar(SSR)

3 Chapter14


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StudyPeriod

Subjectand

Topic

Hours

Chapter

Reference


FlightMechanics 4 Chapter12Performance

SELanding 2 Chapter10Instruments

FlightDirector Autopilot Autoland

3

Chapters25

to27

GeneralNavigation

LambertCharts 4 Chapter13FlightPlanning

MRJTPt1 4 Chapter7Radio

Navigation

DistanceMeasuringEquip.(DME)

3 Chapter15

Mass&Balance

SingleEnginePiston 1 Chapter4Progress

Tests2


OnlineClass

Room

Performance 1

Instruments 1

GeneralNavigation 1

FlightPlanning 1

RadioNavigation 1


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StudyPeriod

Subjectand

Topic

Hours

Chapter

Reference


HighSpeedFlight 4 Chapter13Performance

MEP 3 Chapter11Instruments

Autothrottles YawDampers ControlLaws

4

Chapters28

to30

GeneralNavigation

GriddedCharts PolarStereographic

Chart

4Chapters14

and15

Flight

Planning

MRJTPt2 4 Chapter7RadioNavigation

AreaNavigationSystems

2 Chapter16

Mass&Balance

MultiEnginePiston 1 Chapter5


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StudyPeriod

Subjectand

Topic

Hours

Chapter

Reference


Limitations 4 Chapter14Performance

MRJTTakeOff 2 Chapter12Instruments

FlightWarning Aerodynamic

Warnings

GroundProximityWarnings

4Chapters31

to33

GeneralNavigation

RelativeVelocities

Critical

Point

&

Point

ofNoReturn

4Chapters16

and17

FlightPlanning

CriticalPoint&PointofNoReturn

4 Chapter8

RadioNavigation

FlightManagementSystem

2 Chapter17

Mass&Balance MediumRangeJet

TransportPt.1

1 Chapter6

Self

Assessed

Tests3


OnlineClass

Room.

Performance 1

Instruments 1

GeneralNavigation 1

FlightPlanning

1

RadioNavigation 1

Mass&Balance 1


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StudyPeriod

Subjectand

Topic

Hours

Chapter

Reference


Windshear 4 Chapter15Performance

MRJTAbnormal 2 Chapter12Instruments

CollisionAvoidance FlightDataRecorder CockpitVoice

Recorder

4Chapters

34

to36

GeneralNavigation

Time 4 Chapter18FlightPlanning

Flight

Plans

4 Chapter9

RadioNavigation

EFIS 2 Chapter18Mass&Balance

MediumRangeJetTransportPt2

1 Chapter6


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StudyPeriod

Subjectand

Topic

Hours

Chapter

Reference


Propellers 4 Chapter16Performance

MRJTLanding 2 Chapter12Instruments

EngineInstruments Electronic

Instruments

4

Chapters37

and38

GeneralNavigation

Revision 4 OnlineReviewFlightPlanning

Revision 4 OnlineReviewRadio

Navigation

GNSS 2 Chapter19Mass&Balance

Revision 1 OnlineReviewProgress

Tests3


OnlineClass

Room

Performance 1

Instruments 1

GeneralNavigation 1

FlightPlanning 1

RadioNavigation 1

Mass&Balance 1

Endof

Course

Test


OnlineClass

Room

Performance 1

Instruments 1

GeneralNavigation 1

FlightPlanning 1

RadioNavigation 1

Mass&Balance 1


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Study

PeriodSubjectandTopic Hours

Chapter

Reference

1 AirLaw

Definitions Conventionsand

Organisations

Airworthiness

3Chapters1to

3

OperationalProcedures

Definitions ICAOAnnex6 2

Chapters1

and2

HumanPerformance

BasicConcepts 2 Chapter1AircraftGeneralKnowledge

PowerPlant

Introduction PistonEngine

Introduction

PistonLubrication7

Chapters1to

3

Systems

AirframesandSystems

Chapter1

Meteorology

Atmosphere Pressure 6

Chapters1

and2

VFRCommunications

Definitions VFRGeneral

Operations

2Chapters1

and2


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StudyPeriod

Subjectand

Topic

Hours

Chapter

Reference

2 AirLaw

AircraftRegistration PersonnelLicensing 3

Chapters4

and5


EASA 2 Chapter3Human

Performance

TheCirculation

System

3 Chapter2

AircraftGeneralKnowledge

PowerPlant

Cooling Ignition AviationFuels 7

Chapters4to

6

Electrics

BasicPrinciplesDC Switches

Chapters1

and2

Meteorology

Density Temperature

7Chapters3

and4

Self

Assessed

Tests1

AirLaw 1

OnlineClass

Room

OperationalProcedures 1

HumanPerformance 1

AircraftGeneralKnowledge 1

Meteorology 1


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StudyPeriod

Subjectand

Topic

Hours

Chapter

Reference

3 AirLaw

RulesofAir 3 Chapter6OperationalProcedures

AirOperatorCertificate

2 Chapter4

Human

Performance

OxygenandRespiration

3 Chapter3


Systems

Hydraulics 8Chapter2

Electrics

CircuitProtection Batteries

Chapters3

and4

Meteorology

Humidity Altimetry 6

Chapters5

and6


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StudyPeriod

Subjectand

Topic

Hours

Chapter

Reference

4 AirLaw

Departures Approaches

3Chapters7

and8


FlightOps AeroplaneEquip.&Insts.

2

Chapters5

and6

HumanPerformance

TheNervousSystem,Ear,

Hearingand

Balance

2

Chapter4

PowerPlant

Carburetors FuelInjection 6

Chapters7

and8

Systems

LandingGears Chapter3Meteorology

Stability PressureSystems 7

Chapters7

and8

IFRCommunications

IFRDefinitions 2 Chapter6Progress

Tests1

AirLaw 1

Online

ClassRoom


HumanPerformance 1

AircraftGeneral

Knowledge1

Meteorology

1

VFRCommunications 0.5

IFRCommunications 0.5


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StudyPeriod

Subjectand

Topic

Hours

Chapter

Reference

5 AirLaw

Circling Holding AltimeterSetting

Procedures

3Chapters9to

11

Operational

Procedures

Ground&FlightOperations

2 Chapter7

HumanPerformance

TheEyeandVision FlyingandHealth 3

Chapters5

and6


PowerPlant

PowerAugmentation Propellers DieselEngines 7

Chapters9to

11

Electrics

Magnetism Generatorsand

Alternators

Chapters5

and6

Meteorology

Winds UpperWinds 7

Chapters9

and10


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StudyPeriod

Subjectand

Topic

Hours

Chapter

Reference

6 AirLaw

ParallelRunwayOperations

3 Chapter12


AllWeatherOperations

2 Chapter8

HumanPerformance

Stress Information

Processing

3Chapters7

and8


Electrics

DCMotorsSystems

FlightControls

7

Chapter7

Chapter4

Meteorology

TurbulenceandWindshear

Visibility6

Chapters11

and12

VFRCommunications

VFRPhraseology 2 Chapter3Self

Assessed

Tests2

AirLaw 1

OnlineClass

Room


HumanPerformance 1


Meteorology 1


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StudyPeriod

Subjectand

Topic

Hours

Chapter

Reference

7 AirLaw

SSRandACAS Airspace 4

Chapters13

and14


LongDistanceFlight 2 Chapter9Human

Performance

Behaviour&

Motivation

CognitioninAviation3

Chapters9

and10


PowerPlant

GTEIntroduction AirInlets Compressors Combustion

Chambers

7Chapters

12

to15

Systems

AirDrivenSystems Chapter5Meteorology

Clouds Precipitation 6

Chapters13

and14


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StudyPeriod

Subjectand

Topic

Hours

Chapter

Reference

8 AirLaw

AirTrafficServices Separation 3

Chapters15

and16


MinimumNavigation

Performance

2 Chapter10

HumanPerformance

SleepandFatigue 2 Chapter11PowerPlant

TurbineAssembly ExhaustSystem

GTE

Lubrication

7

Chapters16

to18

Electrics

AircraftElectricalPowerSystems

BondingandScreening

Chapters8

and9

Meteorology

Storms Icing 7

Chapters15

and16

IFRCommunications

IFRGeneralProcedures

2 Chapter7

Progress

Tests2

AirLaw 1

OnlineClass

Room


HumanPerformance 1

AGK

1

Meteorology 1


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StudyPeriod

Subjectand

Topic

Hours

Chapter

Reference

9 AirLaw

AircraftControl Aeronautical

InformationServices

3Chapters17

and18


Special

OPS

Procedures 2

Chapter

11

HumanPerformance

Individualdifferences&Interpersonal

Relationships

2 Chapter12


Systems

EmergencyEquipment 7

Chapter6

Electrics

IntroductiontoAC Transformers

Chapters10

and11

Meteorology

TAFsandMETARs WeatherCharts&

SatelliteImages

6Chapters17

and18

VFRCommunications

VFRWeatherandCommunication

Failure

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Aerodromes AerodromeMarkings 3

Chapters19

and20


PressurisationFailure 2 Chapter12Human

Performance

Communication 2 Chapter13

PowerPlant

PrinciplesofThrust Performance&Thrust

Augmentation

ReverseThrust

Auxiliary

Gear

Boxes

&AccessoryDrives

6

Chapters19

to22

Systems

FuelSystems Chapter7Meteorology

Airmasses 7 Chapter19VFRCommunications

VFRDistressandUrgency

2 Chapter5

Self

Assessed

Tests3

AirLaw 1

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AerodromeLighting AerodromeServices

&ObstacleMarkings

3Chapters21

and22


Fire

and

Smoke

DangerousGoods 2Chapters13

and14

HumanPerformance

ManandMachine DecisionMaking&

RiskDraft

2Chapters14

and15


PowerPlant

IgnitionSystems AuxiliaryPowerUnits Fuel FuelSystems InternalandBleed

Air

7

Chapters23

to27

Electrics ACMotors Chapter12

Meteorology

Climatology 6 Chapter20Communications

BasicRadioTheory 2 Chapter8


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Facilitation SearchandRescue Security AccidentInvestigation

4Chapters23

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NoiseAbatement ContaminatedRwys 2

Chapters15

and16

HumanPerformance

ConfidentialHumanInfoReporting

MCC2

Chapters16

and17

Electrics

Computers

SemiCond/Logic 7Chapters13

and14

Meteorology

AreaClimatology 7 Chapters21and22Progress

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Definitions TheAtmosphere

Basic

Aerodynamic

Theory

SubsonicFlow7

Chapters1to

4

Performance

Definitions Introduction 3

Chapters1

and2

FlightPlanning

RoutePlanningAirwaysManual

6 Chapter1

RadioNavigation

PropertiesofRadioWaves

RadioPropagation Modulation Antennae

4Chapters1to

4


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Lift Drag 7

Chapters5

and6

Performance

BasicForcesthataffect

Performance

Aerodromes

4Chapters3

and4

FlightPlanning

FuelPolicies 6 Chapter2RadioNavigation

Doppler VHFDirection

Finding(VDF)

AutomaticDirectionFinding(ADF)

3Chapters5to

7

Mass&Balance

EUOPS Definitionsand

Principles

2Chapters1

and2

Self

AssessedTests1


Online

Classroom

Performance 1

FlightPlanning 1

RadioNavigation 1

Mass&Balance 1


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Stalling HighLiftDevices 7

Chapters7

and8

Performance

GeneralPrinciplesTake

Off

GeneralPrinciplesClimb

4

Chapters5

and6

FlightPlanning

Altimetry 6 Chapter3RadioNavigation

VHFOmniDirectional

Range(VOR)

InstrumentLandingSystem(ILS)

4

Chapters8

and9

Progress

Tests1


OnlineClass

Room

Performance 1

FlightPlanning 1

RadioNavigation 1

Mass&

Balance

1


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AirframeContamination

Stability6

Chapters9

and10

Performance

GeneralPrinciplesCruise 3 Chapter7FlightPlanning

FlightComputer 5 Chapter4RadioNavigation

MicrowaveLandingSystem(MLS)

RadarPrinciples GroundRadar

3Chapters10

to12

Mass&Balance

CentreofGravityCalculations

2 Chapter3


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Chapters11

and12

Performance

GeneralPrinciplesDescent

&

Landing

3 Chapter8

FlightPlanning

CAP697/SEP1 6 Chapter5RadioNavigation

AirborneWeatherRadar(AWR)

SecondarySurveillance

Radar(SSR)

4Chapters13

and14

Self

Assessed

Test2


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Classroom

Performance 1

FlightPlanning 1

RadioNavigation 1


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CAP698GeneralNotes

SingleEnginePiston4

Chapters9

and10

FlightPlanning

MultiEnginePiston(MEP)

6 Chapter6

RadioNavigation

DistanceMeasuring

Equip.(DME)

AreaNavigationSystems

3

Chapters15

and16

Mass&Balance

SingleEnginePiston

MultiEnginePiston

2Chapters4

and5

Progress

Tests2


Online

Classroom

Performance 1

FlightPlanning 1

RadioNavigation 1


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Limitations Windshear 6

Chapters14

and15

Performance

MultiEnginePiston 4 Chapter11Flight

Planning

MediumRangeJet

Transport

6 Chapter7

RadioNavigation

FlightManagementSystem

EFIS4

Chapters17

and18

Self

Assessed

Tests3


Online

Classroom

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FlightPlanning 1

RadioNavigation 1

Mass&Balance 1


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MediumRangeJetTransport

4 Chapter12

Flight

Planning

CriticalPoint&PointofNoReturn

FlightPlanning6

Chapters8

and9

RadioNavigation

GNSS 4 Chapter19Mass&Balance

Medium

Range

Jet

Transportpt.1&

pt.2

2

Chapter6

Progress

Tests3


OnlineClass

Room.

Performance 1

FlightPlanning 1

RadioNavigation 1

MassandBalance 1

EndofCourse


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Performance 1

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Definitions Conventionsand

Organisations

Airworthiness

Aircraft

Registration

5Chapters1to

4

HumanPerformance

BasicConcepts TheCirculation

System

3Chapters1

and2

Instrumentation

Abbreviations

Pressure

Heads

AirTemperatureMeasurement

TheAirspeedIndicator

ThePressureAltimeter

6Chapters1to

5

GeneralNavigation

Direction,Latitude&Longitude

GreatCircles,RhumbLines&Directionson

Earth

6

Chapters1

and2

VFRCommunications

Definitions VFRGeneralOps

2Chapters1

and

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PersonnelLicensing

RulesofAir5

Chapters5

and6

Instrumentation

TheVerticalSpeedIndicator TheMachmeter Terrestial

Magnetism

TheDirectIndicating

Compass

Gyroscopes

6Chapters6

to10

HumanPerformance

Oxygen&Respiration

TheNervousSystem,Ear,

Hearingand

Balance

4Chapters3

and4

GeneralNavigation

EarthMagnetism FlightComputer 6 Chapters3and4

VFRCommunications

VFRPhraseology 2 Chapter3Self

Assessed

Tests1

AirLaw

1

OnlineClass

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3 AirLaw

Departures Approaches Circling Holding

5Chapters7

to10

HumanPerformance

The

Eye

and

Vision

FlyingandHealth Stress

4

Chapters

5

to7

Instrumentation

DirectionalGyroIndicator

TheArtificialHorizon

TheTurn&SlipIndicator

TheTurnCoordinator

AircraftMagnetism

RemoteIndicatingMagnetic

Compass

6Chapters

11to16

GeneralNavigation

The1in60Rule 5 Chapter5IFRCommunications

IFRDefinitions 2 Chapter6Progress

Tests1

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Online

Classroom

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.5

IFRCommunications .5

GeneralNavigation 1

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AltimeterSettingProcedures

ParallelRunwayOperations

4

Chapters11

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HumanPerformance

InformationProcessing

BehaviourandMotivation

4Chapters8

and9

Instrumentation

InertialNavigatingSystem InertialReference

System

AirDataComputer RadioAltimeter FlightManagement

System

6Chapters17

to21

GeneralNavigation

Departure Convergency&

ConversionAngle

6Chapters6

and7

IFRCommunications

IFRGeneralProcedures

2 Chapter7


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SSRandACAS Airspace 5

Chapters

13and14

HumanPerformance

CognitioninAviation SleepandFatigue

3Chapters

10and11

Instrumentation

EFIS BasicComputers Communications&

theFutureAir

NavigationSystems

Flight

Director

Systems

AutoPilot

6Chapters

22to26

GeneralNavigation

TopographicalMaps GeneralCharts

Properties

ChartScales6

Chapters8

to10

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Assessed

Tests2

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Communication4

Chapters

12and13

Instrumentation

Autoland Autothrottle

Yaw

Dampers

ControlLaws6

Chapters

27to30

GeneralNavigation

Mercator Transverse&Oblique

MercatorCharts

LambertCharts6

Chapters

11to13

VFRCommunications

VFRWeatherandCommunicationFailure

2 Chapter4

Progress

Tests2

AirLaw 1

Online

Classroom

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AeronauticalInformationServices

Aerodromes AerodromeMarkings

5Chapters18to

20

Instrumentation

FlightWarningSystem Aerodynamic

Warnings

GroundProximityWarningSystem

AirborneCollision&AvoidanceSystem

6Chapters31to

34

HumanPerformance

ManandMachine DecisionMaking&

RiskDraft

ConfidentialHumanInfoReporting

4Chapters14to

16

GeneralNavigation

GriddedCharts PolarStereographic

Chart

RelativeVelocities6

Chapters14to

16

VFRCommunications

VFRDistressandUrgency

2 Chapter5

Self

Assessed

Tests3

AirLaw 1

OnlineClassroom

HumanPerformance 1

VFR

Communications 0.5IFRCommunications 0.5

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Investigations

5Chapters21to

26

GeneralNavigation

PET&PNR Time 6

Chapters17

and18

HumanPerformance

MCC 3 Chapter17Instrumentation

FDR CVR EngineInst ElectronicInst.

5Chapters35to

38

Communications

BasicRadioTheory 2 Chapter8Progress

Tests3

AirLaw 1

Online

Classroom

HumanPerformance

1



Instrumentation 1

GeneralNavigation 1

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Chapter

Reference

1 OperationalProcedures

Definitions ICAOAnnex6 3

Chapters1

and2


PowerPlant

Introduction PistonEngine

Introduction

PistonLubrication 10

Chapters1to

3

Systems

Airframes&SystemsChapter1

Electrics

BasicPrinciplesDC Switches

Chapters1

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Meteorology

Atmosphere Pressure 10

Chapters1

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Cooling Ignition AviationFuel

10

Chapters4to

6

Systems

Hydraulics Chapter2Electrics

CircuitProtection Batteries

Chapters3

and4

Meteorology

Density Temperature Humidity

9Chapters3to

5

Self

Assessed

Tests1

OperationalProcedures 1Online

ClassroomAircraftGeneralKnowledge 1

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PowerPlant

Carburetors FuelInjection 11

Chapters7

and8

Systems

LandingGears Chapter3Electrics

Magnetism Chapter5Meteorology

Altimetry Stability PressureSystems

10Chapters6to

8

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AllWeatherOperations

3Chapters7

and8

Aircraft

General

Knowledge

Powerplant

PowerAugmentation

Propellers DieselEngines

10

Chapters9to

11

System

FlightControls Chapter4Electrics

GeneratorsandAlternators

DCMotorsChapters6

and7

Meteorology

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GTE

Introduction

AirInlets Compressors Combustion

Chambers 10

Chapters

12

to15

Systems

AirDrivenSystems Chapter5Electrics

AircraftElectricalPowerSystems

BondingandScreening

Chapters8

and9

Meteorology

TurbulenceandWindshear

Visibility Clouds

10Chapters

11to13

Self

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Tests2

OperationalProcedures 1 Online


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SpecialOPSProcedures

3Chapters10

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Aircraft

General

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PowerPlant

TurbineAssembly ExhaustSystem GTELubrication

11

Chapters16

to18

Systems

EmergencyEquipment

Chapter6

Electrics

IntroductiontoAC Transformers

Chapters10

and11

Meteorology

Precipitation Storms Icing

9Chapters14

to16

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Tests2



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PressurisationFailure FireandSmoke 3

Chapters12

and13


Power

Plant

PrinciplesofThrust Performanceand

ThrustAugmentation

ReverseThrust AuxiliaryGearBoxes

&AccessoryDrives

11

Chapters19

to22

Systems

FuelSystems Chapter7Electrics

ACMotors Chapter12Meteorology

TAFsandMETARs Weatherchartsand

SatelliteImages

Airmasses10

Chapters17

to19

Self

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Tests3



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Runways

3Chapters14

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AircraftGeneral

Knowledge

PowerPlant

IgnitionSystems AuxiliaryPowerUnits Fuel FuelSystems Internal&BleedAir 10

Chapters23

to27

Systems

Revision ReviewElectrics

Computers Semiconductorsand

Logic

Chapters13

and14

Meteorology

Climatology AreaClimatology Definitions

10

Chapters20

to22

Progress

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Meteorology 1

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