The main aim of this CBT course is to provide aviation personnel and pilots with a comprehensive knowledge of Human Psychology and to help them use this knowledge to improve flying safety. A further major objective of this CBT course is to prepare student pilots for success in the EASA ATPL theoretical knowledge examination in Human Performance and Limitations.  

The main aim of this CBT course is to provide aviation personnel and pilots with a comprehensive knowledge of Human Physiology and Health and to help them use this knowledge to improve flying safety. A further major objective of this CBT course is to prepare student pilots for success in the EASA ATPL theoretical knowledge examination in Human Performance and Limitations.  

There are hundreds of superb colour illustrations with suitable captions that work in harmony to help you understand the more difficult concepts. Items that you must memorise are marked by the picture of a ‘key’. These key points are the answers you’ll need for potential exam questions. OAA has also gone one step further to make you a better pilot by printing a set of wings alongside sentences that describe good airmanship points (see picture below).

These books will teach you so much more than the basics. They cover more than what’s required for the PPL exams but it’s never too much. Even experienced PPL holders will find nuggets of wisdom in these books that you wished you’d known before.

At the end of each chapter are multiple choice questions – perfect practice for those exams.

Packed with full-colour diagrams; ground instruction for the PPL and beyond from the world's premier flying training organisation; fully compliant with the JAA/EASA PPL theoretical knowledge syllabus; also suitable for those preparing for the UK NPPL ground examinations; numerous PPL-style questions and answers.

Navigation volume includes CD-ROM tutor for the "dalton-type" navigation computer!

We seek specialists who will plan, lead and produce CBT courses up to JAA ATPL level, in the following subject areas:

• Instrumentation
• General and Radio Navigation
• Flight Planning

These projects are envisaged to take up to one year per subject. The salary for all posts is at the level of £22,000 per annum. Ideal experience and qualifications are:

• Experience as air transport flight crew
• Be or have been a flight instructor, either civilian or military
• Be skilled in the use of the English language.

Applications should by letter with accompanying curriculum vitae and submitted to Mary Singleton, Manager - Human Resources, Oxford Aviation Training, Oxford Airport, Kidlington OX5 1QX or msingleton@oxfordaviation.net.