Aviation regulations, textbooks and sample exams (RPL, PPL, IREX)

[Okihara]

Not getting out of aviation just yet but only away from Australia for a while so I'm parting with the documentation, sample exams and binders of regulations that served me well in my quest to survive through flight training in Melbourne and all those CASA exams. Minor highlighting only, and just the crustiest bits that you would anyway need.

 

When I was a student pilot myself, I attempted in vain to buy those from someone who wouldn't need then any more. This is why I decided to sell them. I'm just keeping my AIP for sentimental reasons (do IREX and you'll become best friends).

 

Here's what I have got left that I will not be taking with me. Feel free make an offer in your message.

In brackets is the price new just for reference. I'm Melbourne based and often in Moorabbin but happy to post if you want it.

 

Regulations (all in sleek and shiny Airservices binders):

– CAA, CAR, CASR ($129)

– CAOs ($81)

– VFRG (2015, $50)

 

Operations (15AUG2019):

– DAPs EAST (2 binders, $67)

– DAP WEST (1 binder, $49),

– ERSA (spiral bound, without RDS, $28)

 

Textbooks and sample exams:

– BAK (ATC, the "red book", no highlighting, $88)

– RPL/PPL Vol 2 (Bob Tait, highlighted, not on the pictures, $99)

– BAK (Val Dyson-Holland, 3 exams, $30),

– PPL (Rob Avery, 4 exams, $39),

– PPL (Ground Effect, 3 exams, not on the picture, $39)

– IREX (Rob Avery, 4 exams, $65)

 

 

[mnewbery]

VFRG was updated this year so I bought that. I also have the 2015 version

 

 

[Okihara]

I suspect the VFRG will be replaced by the Plain English Guide to Part 91 in a couple of years.

 

 

[Yenn]

I just found my Visual Flight Guide 11th edition 1977.

 

I will have to take a good look at it to see what has changed. At a guess I would think not much really.

 

One thing I do notice is that the cruising levels used to be quadrantal rather than hemispherical.