Jeppesen EASA ATPL Training - Air Law

Aviation Law can often be a confusing and daunting subject to many students, that's why this manual is organized and written in a way that is easily digested. The Jeppesen EASA ATPL Training Textbook - Air Law introduces pilots to knowledge regarding regulations and responsibilities in international aviation. Always up to date, printed on demand and using QR codes to provide animated graphics, this book presents this knowledge step-by-step. Jeppesen EASA ATPL series is a set of modular training components aimed to assist pilots in preparing for the EASA ATPL course and examination.

• Essentially it combines textbook training with a question database
• Textbooks use state-of-the-art photorealistic images and animated graphics
• Those graphics are included through QR codes in the paper textbooks
• This continuously updated textbook training will be delivered through print-on-demand (POD) paperbacks
• The EASA ATPL series will become a component in an eventually all-encompassing EASA pilot training solution

Training System:

• Jeppesen EASA ATPL series uses an innovative database developed and maintained by Peters Software, arranging and organizing content according to the Part FCL subject codes
• Using the FCL syllabi subject codes makes it easy for the student to assure he/she has covered all material, easy for the school to create their evidence based EASA curriculum and easy and transparent for the regulator to proceed and approve that curriculum
• It helps to avoid gaps, but also unnecessary fluff that would distract a student pilot from must know information
• Content is being produced through a project team, that is working in tandem with a dedicated project manager to produce and maintain currency for the content
• The modular setup enables ATO's and individual students to customize the training tools they might require and achieve the best training experience

Note: all Jeppesen EASA ATPL Training Books will be delivered through print-on-demand paperbacks to keep content always up-to-date. Therefore please allow 7-10 days delivery time!

Volume 1: Air Law
ISBN: 978-0-88487-065-4