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Bob Moore wrote:
Unfortunately....Captain Davies excellent book has nothing to do with the Commercial Pilot Certificate. It is written more for the pilot who has already obtained an ATP certificate and is entering the big jet market for the first time. Bob Moore So by Dud logic, my reading Davies should make me very plausible terrorist potential ![]() More frantic calls to the FBI on the way ![]() But Bob, on a serious note, there seems to be something alarmingly wrong with India's aviation teaching program. Read the following news item from yesterday: [Cite] Of the thousands of aspirants who wrote the theory exams for a commercial pilot's licence across the country in April, not a single one appears to have cleared all five subjects. And barely 10% have passed in two of the five subjects. The results were declared by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Thursday. Not a single Mumbai candidate has cleared all the five subjects. Sources in Delhi said that only one student from the capital has cleared all five subjects. In Mumbai, 1,045 students registered for the exams but barely 50 managed to clear the air navigation subject, while about 120 got through air regulation. Just about a dozen or so students managed to clear air meteorology. "The failure rate has never been this high. Until last year, at least 30-40% of the students who gave their CPL exams could clear it,'' said an aviation source. [End cite] Terrible isn't it? ![]() Ramapriya |
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![]() Terrible isn't it? ![]() The CPL and ATPL exams given in Europe (Asia?) are MUCH more comprehensive and difficult than are the corresponding knowledge tests given here in the USofA. I'm not sure that any of the USofA study books would prepare one for the European exams. Bob Moore |
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Bob Moore wrote:
Terrible isn't it? ![]() The CPL and ATPL exams given in Europe (Asia?) are MUCH more comprehensive and difficult than are the corresponding knowledge tests given here in the USofA. I'm not sure that any of the USofA study books would prepare one for the European exams. Bob Moore Is it just me that thinks that had someone less senior written the above, you'd have been swamped by a slew of chauvinistic vitriol by now? ![]() Ramapriya |
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