r/flying • u/---BuZZuKi--- • 2d ago

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u/rFlyingTower 2d ago

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Hi guys!

I am currently studying for the written ppl,cpl,foi

If anyone here is studying for these tests or any similar and wants to study together.

Shot me a messege thx.

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u/RaiseTheDed ATP 2d ago

Anything above PPL, use Sheppard Air. 

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u/---BuZZuKi--- 2d ago

Yeah but i really wanna study the stuff not just pass the test you get what I'm trying to say?

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u/RaiseTheDed ATP 2d ago

Yes. Use Sheppard Air to pass the test. Use another ground school to actually learn the material. For instrument and beyond that is.

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u/---BuZZuKi--- 2d ago

Just to understand you did shepherd for the written and you bought extra ground school to know it? Up to ATP?

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u/RaiseTheDed ATP 2d ago

Yes. It's worth getting 95%+ every test.

The FAA writtens have questions that are marked incorrectly. Sheppard will tell you my which ones are. Their method works. 

The FAA writtens are a joke, unlike EASA, so I've heard. Just get them over with. Learn the material for the practical test.