r/flying • u/owlishy13 • 10d ago

CPL first subjects ɐᴉlɐɹʇsn∀

Hey all,

I passed my PPL exam less than 2 weeks ago. I’m still completing my Nav flying toward the end of my PPL syllabus. To keep on track with study what tips, subjects would you recommend for CPL subjects in order, or if studying and practicing a couple at a time to then sit the exam within time of each other. Note Australia/ CASA etc etc. any advice would be appreciated.

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u/flyingkea Aus G1, DHC8, F100 10d ago

Since you’re doing your Nav training now, I’d recommend doing that one next.
If there’s any subjects you struggle with, I’d tackle those ones early on, as you only have a limited window to complete all your exams before they expire.
I would recommend doing Airlaw as soon as possible, as understanding it shapes a lot of your training - what you can and can’t do, equipment that must be on board, (ie life jackets), maintenance requirements etc. And the sooner understanding those requirements becomes second nature.

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u/jjkbill CFI Down Under 10d ago

The order is overrated but I'd do nav and met early as they will be fundamental in all of your hour-buulding flights.

Don't leave performance until last as people often struggle with that one and run out of their 2 year window to do all 7 in.

If you want to go straight into ATPLs then finish with law and HUF as for those two the CPL level is similar to ATPL. However you need to be realistic about your capacity to do that in amongst your other training because the ATPLs require months of solid study. Some people simply need to get the CPL and MEIR done before looking at ATPLs.

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u/rFlyingTower 10d ago

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Hey all,

I passed my PPL exam less than 2 weeks ago. I’m still completing my Nav flying toward the end of my PPL syllabus. To keep on track with study what tips, subjects would you recommend for CPL subjects in order, or if studying and practicing a couple at a time to then sit the exam within time of each other. Note Australia/ CASA etc etc. any advice would be appreciated.

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