Used by both instructors and examiners alike to quiz students, these handy study guides contain the questions most frequently asked by FAA examiners. If you can answer each of the questions accurately, you'll pass your test or flight review with flying colors. Ideal for both new pilot certificate applicants and rusty pilots needing a refresher, there's nothing else like it!

The question-and-answer format simulates the oral exam and provides comprehensive, easy to remember responses. It teaches you not only what to expect, but how to exhibit subject mastery and confidence when under the examiner's scrutiny. It will identify your strengths, weaknesses and gaps in your aeronautical knowledge, increasing your study efficiency. And each answer refers you to the appropriate FAA materials for further study.

Pilots will find these guides indispensable tools in both planning for what to expect and mastering the subject matter. Instructors rate these as excellent preparation for students, as well as preps for Instrument Proficiency Checks (IPCs), aircraft transitions, and as general refresher material.

Choose from the following ratings:

1. Airline Transport Pilot - Includes all the subjects an ATP
   candidate will be tested on during checkrides, career interviews,
   and aircraft transition rides are covered. Chapters are dedicated
   to turbine aircraft theory, performance and limitations, airline
   operational procedures, aeronautical decision making (ADM)
   and crew resource management (CRM), regulations, and
   instrument procedures. This guide will teach applicants not
   only what to expect, but also how to exhibit subject mastery
   and confidence when they're under the examiner's scrutiny
   224 pages.

2. Certified Flight Instructor - Includes Fundamentals of
   Instruction questions covering the subjects from the FAA's
   Aviation Instructor's Handbook (FAA-H-8083-9). The latest
   Practical Test Standards are accounted for, including the new
   flight maneuvers for steep spirals and the 180-degree power-off
   approach. References are included with each explanation for
   the reader to research further as necessary. Additional study
   questions are included at the conclusion of each chapter to
   further aid learning. 272 pages.

3. Commercial - Designed for pilots involved in training for the
   Commercial Pilot's License. Thorough explanations of pilot
   responsibilities, technical subject areas and the required
   maneuvers-including steep spirals and power-off accuracy
   approach/landings-are covered in this simulated oral test
   format. Also includes a chapter on Aeronautical Decision
   Making and Cockpit Resource Management (ADM and CRM),
   covering situational awareness and the use of checklists.
   Additional study questions are included at the conclusion of
   each chapter to further aid learning. 233 pages.

4. Helicopter - Specifically written as a resource for aspiring
   helicopter pilots. This guide prepares pilots for the oral portion
   of their helicopter Checkride for Private, Instrument,
   Commercial, Flight Instructor, and ATP. Helicopter pilots can
   now use this guide and the corresponding OEG to get the
   rotary-wing knowledge specific to their training needs.
   184 pages.

5. Instrument - Designed for private or commercial pilots who
   are involved in training for the Instrument Rating. Originally
   designed for use in a Part 141 flight school, but quickly
   became popular with those training under 14 CFR Part 61 not
   affiliated with an approved school. The four main sections of
   the guide include: Flight Planning, Departure, En Route, and
   Arrival. Additional study questions conclude each chapter.
   173 pages.

6. Multi-Engine - designed for pilots training for the Multi-Engine
   Rating. Originally designed for use in a Part 141 flight school,
   but quickly became popular with those training under Part 61
   not affiliated with an approved school. The four main sections
   of the guide include: Multi-Engine Operations, Flight Principles:
   Engine Inoperative, Airplane Systems, and Multi-Engine
   Maneuvers. Additional study questions conclude each chapter.
   96 pages.

7. Private - designed for student pilots training for the Private
   Pilot Certificate. All the subjects a Private Pilot candidate will
   be tested on during checkrides and review flights are covered.
   Chapters are dedicated to certificates and documents, weather,
   determining performance and limitations, airplane systems,
   cross-country flight planning, night operations, and aero-
   medical factors. References for further study are provided
   throughout the book, and additional study questions conclude
   each chapter. 208 pages.

About the Authors
Michael D. Hayes began flying in 1972 at the age of 17. Over the past 20 years he has accumulated numerous certificates and ratings including Private, Commercial single- and multi-engine land ratings. He is currently a Certified Flight Instructor (Instrument) and is author of the Oral Exam Guide Series for Private, Commercial, Instrument, Multi-Engine, CFI, and ATP ratings.

Ryan Dale is a helicopter CFI who enjoys people almost as much as he enjoys flying. Ryan was working on getting his instructor certificate when he saw the need to have more resources for aspiring helicopter pilots. Ryan wrote Helicopter Oral Exam Guide to help other pilots pass their checkride because he enjoys helping other pilots reach their goals.

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