ATPL student here with a probably stupid question, but I always see people online making fun of it, saying it's cringey. But if you've just landed after a rough approach or bad weather, does it ever feel like a genuine "thank you"?
Or are the cockpit door and headsets enough that you don't hear a thing?
I'm curious what everyone struggled with the most.
Also, how many hours a day can you actually study while staying fully focused? I always start strong, but after a few hours I feel like I'm just reading the same page over and over.
Any study tips that genuinely helped you stay productive?
Hey everyone, I’m thinking about my next sitting and I plan to do PoF, MM and performance. Now I don't know if I should go also with either OPS or Air law. Anyone here got any tips? How hard are Air law and OPS?
I've tried both and honestly can't decide which works better.
Morning - better focus.
Evening - more free time.
What works for you?
I’ve just started my ATPL course and do you guys have any tips about how to best study? Do you go through books first, then bank, or just bank? How long did it take you to start getting high scores on mocks?