Hi Koenraad,

Welcome aboard. The PPL online courses are quite a way off I'm afraid. You'll be well and truly finished your PPL by then! We are concentrating on the CPL subjects at this stage and will move onto the PPL and BAK course as time goes on. In fact we are looking into the option of releasing the BAK / PPL courses subject by subject as well. Not sure at this stage. In any case, I can't give you a release date.

Until then though, please feel free to use the forums for any online help you might need.

Cheers and happy studying!

Rich

Rich,

Thanks heaps for the quick reply. I'm only new to the website, but find it great.
Good luck with the online courses and one day I might use the CPL ones..

Koenraad

Hi Folks,

I was happy to look at the CPL subjects as a sports pilot but floggin around the back blocks in Sonerais and RVs is just so completely different from the sorts of skills sets CPL covers it is just confusing. All the instruments mentioned are not in my plane. Altimeter ASI and Compass / Hikers GPS.

I already have my RPPL and need to do the navs. The BAK and stick and rudder stuff I did aeons ago is still as fresh as ever and most sports pilots go way deeper into BAK than the PPL requires.

It really should have a licence of its own - a Recreational Piolots Licence.

Welcome to the forums!

This would be a good opportunity to mention the standard FAA textbooks and training guides available here:

[url= http://www.faa.gov/training_testing/training/ ]http://www.faa.gov/training_testing/training/[/url]

Cheers,

Rich