Radio Navigation Theory Manual

Languages for questions: English

Radio Navigation for Pilots

For most of us ATPL testing was one of the first milestones we have achieved throughout our pilot career. We have acquired an immense amount of knowledge, but to keep proficient we either have to read through long manuals or dig deep into the 15000+ question database on a regular basis, which can be very time consuming as we all know.

Practice Radio Navigation Theory

If you wish to regain your currency in theoretical knowledge, while not having the time or nerves to sum up everything by yourself, then this Radio Navigation Theory Manual might be for you. The Manual covers every single topic of the Radio Navigation theoretical examination, scaled down to a small amount of pages including lots of straightforward illustrations plus a practical part with formulas and techniques for basic IFR flying.

As both of us are having our eyes in the clouds since our early days, there was always that one big goal: turning our hobby into a career. Both grown up close to the biggest airport in Germany and flown in the same flying club, we quickly started to appreciate one another’s passion for aviation. Having graduated from flight school recently, we still know how we felt about the sheer amount of information that we had to learn and remember. While having created a lot of “Study Papers” during our training, we now decided to take it one step up with our QUICKREF series, which is not only intended for flight students, but for anyone who would like to refresh his memory about certain topics in flying. Being able to work with likeminded people like Martin and Ali is a great opportunity for us and we are certain that Easyflight Training will help a lot of colleagues accomplish their dreams. Tayfun Demirel & Philip Ulbrich