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bristolgroundschool
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World leading Aviation theory tuition - For the pilots of tomorrow
Bristol Groundschool offer UK CAA & EASA approved ATPL, CPL, IR and PPL theory training solutions.
The biggest dreams deserve the best support. Bristol Groundschool is a world leader in modular tuition for fixed wing and helicopter pilots. Our extensive and innovative suite of learning materials contains all the knowledge you need for success, allowing you to learn at your own pace and track your progress with ease. With the option for online-only tuition including live webinars, you can choose to fit your studies around existing commitments too - no matter where you are in the world. We turn today’s students into tomorrow’s pilots. And we can do the same for you.
Bristol Groundschool offer UK CAA & EASA approved ATPL, CPL, IR and PPL theory training solutions.
The biggest dreams deserve the best support. Bristol Groundschool is a world leader in modular tuition for fixed wing and helicopter pilots. Our extensive and innovative suite of learning materials contains all the knowledge you need for success, allowing you to learn at your own pace and track your progress with ease. With the option for online-only tuition including live webinars, you can choose to fit your studies around existing commitments too - no matter where you are in the world. We turn today’s students into tomorrow’s pilots. And we can do the same for you.
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Helicopters: Career Choices
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A guide for sitting EASA exams with BGS
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An Introduction to Flight Computers
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Cockpit Insights: Recurrent Training
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it's far too small to follow things on the chart without zooming in on sections of the chart otherwise it would be perfect.
In my opinion this is by far the best explanation of this type of question and the PIT approach standardises the process and minimises the opportunity for confusion. Excellent!!!👍
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent! Thank you!
I’ve recommended BGS to all the student pilots at Cambrian Flying School, Swansea…did me proud!
Hi Robin, thank you so much that is great news and much appreciated. Gill from the BGS team
Hey there - really useful video no doubt , but I am a little confused because of the RVSM because the question says (what is the minimum FL at which the aircraft may fly in RVSM airspace and doesn’t that make the answer FL310 since we are above FL290 and as per the table shown on the video)
In order to clear the 25700 ft obstacle with 2000ft in these conditions, the altimeter in the aircraft would have to be reading at least 29316ft with 1013 hPa set in the Kollsman window. With this in mind, the next available IFR flight level above 29316ft is FL300. Since the aircraft is flying west, it will need to pick an even flight level, so FL300 remains a good option. If the aircraft was not in RVSM airspace, the separation between opposite-direction traffic would be a minimum of 2000ft between opposite direction traffic, beginning from FL290. This means that in non-RVSM airspace the first even flight level would be FL310. However, in our scenario, the aircraft is in RVSM airspace (where the spacing between opposite-direction traffic is reduced to 1000ft up to FL410) and is therefore able to utilise FL300.
Have a rich mate with a gazelle 👍. Great video BTW
Hi Chris, your looking well. To prove your point, it’s only been 24 years but I still remember all that fun we had competing in Squirrel HT1 at Helimeet 2000 at Middle Wallop. A shame CFS(H) beat us to first place!
I wish I could get a pilot job
hey chris ,helicopter wild deer recovery or meet hunting in nz is/was(70s80s) alot of fun some old vids on utube show some very crazy pilots, even a vid trimming trees with rotor blades , better than military fun i suspect , was good money also
Thank you sir, very informative.
Your music so cool 👏🏻👍🏻.
I followed BGS online and passed all 9 PPL exams in 6 months and I’m in my 70s. You may be receiving quite a few new memberships shortly at my recommendation…Cambrian Flying Club, EGFH, Swansea.
Thanks a lot GBS
Sorry... BGS 😁
What the feeling must be when the training captain says you have control 😊
Cool. Thanks for this.
Lucky you, I e also worked hard for it but never caught a big break from an airline, I wish I could ✈️💫😎
Just what I was looking for. Thank you
Nice, wish I was a first officer ✈️💫
Lucky you, wish I was an A320 first officer ✈️💫 I trained with BGS over 13yrs ago and never found a flying job unfortunately…
Really useful lesson! Thanks
Finally, an authority figure on subject rather than some adolescents on social media spewing garbage, disillusioned that they're ATPL instructors. Btw, taxi fuel depends on ramp traffic n type, narrow burns 300kfs( co.min),wide burns 500-700...my Super burns 1.3(co.min),00:15 but in winter ,we add more,for obvious reasons. Thanks Sir for sharing, Cheers
No Kirk, no, its EASA, not FARs!!
This is great! However, when the title says "difficult", I was expecting some mad trick wording from the examiner. I wish most exam questions were this straight forward!
More of these videos please
Very helpful indeed. Many thanks.
You saved me. Thank you… amazing lecture… I got all prep questions correct
BGS is brilliant…excellent ground-school.
Thank you Robin for your great feedback, it is always appreciated by the whole team.
I recently got a very similar question, but at the end they asked me to calculate the SPECIFIC RANGE
Thank you, very informative
Thank you, I am glad you found it useful.
Thanks for the tips putting in the information first! I will try this in the next exam
A fantastic webinar, many thanks.
I would like if you can explain cold front and warm front ❤ thank you
Thanks you man, your vidéo is worth thousand of books
Think the longitudinal axis is role not pitch and the lateral axis is pitch not role as stated in the commentary.
I think there was a mistake at 00:35. Did the instructor mean induced instead parasite drag?
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Thank you BGS, thank you Mr. Whittingham, beautiful webinar
I’m student at BGS and I absolutely recommend it. They have revision weeks for each module every month so it’s perfect if you want to study at your own pace.
Fee structure please
Can I give my ATPL easa if I hve my cpl by studying online ?
is it able to do this course directly at the institution in bristol? if so, what is the procedure for international students?
Hi Shiva, our courses can be studied through distance learning so you don't have to visit us in person. Once you have finished a course, you're free to sit your exams at a venue near you. Our students do have the option to visit us in person at our school in Clevedon for their revision weeks. There are more details about our courses on our website: www.bristol.gs/
@@bristolgroundschool okay. Thank you
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