PPL online training?

[Kamoflarj]

Was hoping to find some sort of online course that i could follow. Do the practicals on the sim obviously. I have a flight manual for a piper tomahawk (PA-38) from a friend who's a PP, would like to have some sort of course to follow and use this plane to practice on.

[J7G]

Buy the NZ Flying Training Manual and work your way through that perhaps.

[Tupolev114]

I have every flight lesson brief but they a made for a 152 but could transfer to a PA38 well enough i will just need to scan them in if you want them, includes CPL lessons as well

[Kamoflarj]

QUOTE (Tupolev114 @ Jun 18 2014,6:39 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I have every flight lesson brief but they a made for a 152 but could transfer to a PA38 well enough i will just need to scan them in if you want them, includes CPL lessons as well

That would be great thanks. Where did you get the flight lesson briefs? I am also thinking about buying the PPL kit, from waypoints.co.nz

[Tupolev114]

Got the briefs from the flight school im at in feilding, if you are going to undertake a PPL then the pack is worth it otherwise if you are just simming then it wont serve a great deal to you, if you do want to get books from there to put to simming use i would get PPL Tech and Nav and CPL Tech and POF.

Heres the link to the briefs https://www.dropbox.com/s/a90udl5haymrb ... Briefs.zip

[Sonnyj]

In the meantime you could do the lessons in FSX.
Student pilot, Private pilot, Instrument pilot, Commercial pilot and ATP.

Not quite as good as the real thing tho....

[Ian Warren]

It is surprising if you have a very good model simply how close you can get it with proper setting up .

[Kamoflarj]

I have found the payware planes very good for training (PMDG 737 for IFR, RNAV) (PA38 FOR VFR circuits) No offense, but Rod Machado took me through a very patchy PPL Syllabus.

[Sonnyj]

[quote name='Kamoflarj' date='Jun 19 2014,8:32 PM' post='8354926']
I have found the payware planes very good for training (PMDG 737 for IFR, RNAV) (PA38 FOR VFR circuits) No offense, but Rod Machado took me through a very patchy PPL Syllabus.

LOL yeah patchy would describe it. But, better than none. When I started my PPL I used the book -
Ken Fenwick home study course. Seemed to be great, it may be a bit dated now but still very good.

Same as this one. http://www.trademe.co.nz/sports/aviation/a...n-374000058.htm

You may pick one up here or there = Good luck