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A complete planning exercise for a flight from Lanseria to Cape Town. Decide whether the departure is legal, select take-off and destination alternates, and apply the EASA planning minima and TAF rules to real weather. It comes with a full briefing pack, the regulation extracts, and step-by-step solutions to all seven questions.

A full route briefing from Exeter to Edinburgh on a day of explosive cyclogenesis. It includes the synoptic charts, low-level forecast charts (F215), spot winds (F214), METARs and TAFs, and live observations, all redrawn and explained. Eight exercise questions take you through freezing levels, icing, wind calculations and the final go/no-go decision.

What 155 recent candidates said about their Flight Planning exam, theme by theme: how close it was to the question bank, how much calculation there was, fuel policy, charts, wording traps and time pressure. Each finding comes with practical advice on how to prepare.

The complete long-range jet data set used in Flight Planning questions: quick flight-plan tables, ground and air distance, integrated cruise tables, climb and descent corrections, cruise-level charts and fuel-tanking graphs. Everything is retyped as clean tables and redrawn graphs, with a worked example and a list of errors found in the original tables.

The standard times lists and the full 2006 tables of sunrise, sunset and civil twilight used in time questions, printed in full and easy to read. It includes the LMT, UTC and standard-time conversion rules, two worked examples and the most common exam traps.

Every type of exam annex explained: load and trim sheets, CG envelopes, performance charts, navigation logs, fuel plans, flight plans, helicopter performance, buffet onset and ATIS. For each one you get what it is, how to read it, the traps, and a worked example. Use it alongside EASA's free sample annexes.

All 4,624 learning objectives in the EASA ATPL syllabus, showing which licences each one applies to, whether it is directly examinable, and the regulation or ICAO source behind it. The 459 entries that are new or changed for ECQB 2026 are highlighted.