This category inclubes all the 9 subjects for PPL theory EASA training syllabus
010 AIR LAW
020 AIRCRAFT GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
030 FLIGHT PERFORMANCE AND PLANNING
040 HUMAN PERFORMANCE AND LIMITATIONS
050 METEOROLOGY
060 NAVIGATION
070 OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES
081 PRINCIPLES OF FLIGHT
090 COMMUNICATIONS
- RADIO THEORY
- AERONAUTICAL STATION
- RADIO TECHNIQUES AND PHRASEOLOGY
- EMERGENCY TRANSMITION
- AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
- Intoduction
- Forces - Straight and Level Flight
- Lift
- Drag
- CL - CD
- Flight preperation
- Minimum aircraft equipment
- Limits for VFR and IFR flights
- Accident Investigation
Earth
Distance measuring
Maps-Maps reading
Use of Flight computer
Radionavigation
Lost procedures
Practical navigation test
Introduction
Atmosphere
International Stantard Atmosphere (ISA)
Wind - clounds - storms
METAR-TAF-SIGMET
Icing and fog
- Human body
- Human body in flight and limitation
- Hypoxia
- Illusions
- Human error- safaty
- Memory
It is important for a pilot to be aware of the mental and
physical standards required for the type of flying performed.
This chapter provides information on medical certification and
on a variety of aeromedical factors related to flight activities.
- Intrudaction
- Take off graphs
- En route graphs
- Endurance graphs
- Range graphs
- Landing graphs
- Mass and Balance graphs
- Intruduction
- Wing and fuselage
- Landing gear and tires
- Powerplant
- Cockpit-instumentation
· INTRODUCTION
· ICAO ANNEXES AND CONVENTION
· FREEDOMS OF AIR TRAVEL
· PERSONAL LICENSE AND RESTRICTIONS
· AIRPORT SIGNITIONS
· AIR TRAFFIC RULES
· SEARCH AND RESCUE