Private Pilot Manual
from: Jeppesen Sanderson
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: 
- OK, not worth the money
I bought this as I was starting my private, but I never even referred to it as I was studying for the written, and it gathers dust on my bookshelf today. I refer now to my FAA pilot's handbook and FAA instrument flying handbook instead.
It's like many of the Jepp products: they cost a lot, and there are equivalent--or better--resources available for much lower cost, often for free.
Rating: 
- Very Good product
This product is same as described in purchase. Delivery was very quickly and good conditions. I recommend this product and provider. Sincerely. Jose Pena
Rating: - Surprisingly bad-- is there no other textbook out there?
I came to ground school with no knowledge of aviation.The Jeppesen text was chosen by our instructor.It is described as a comprehensive textbook that will prepare a student to take the written portion of the private pilot exam.(Jeppesen also publishes textbooks for the practical/oral exam.)
The text is divided into five parts (Fundamentals, Operations, Weather, Performance and Navigation, and Integrating Pilot Knowledge and Skills).These are subdivided into eleven chapters. ... Read More
Rating: - College type text book
I recommend this book because it covers all the material for the Private Pilot license in an easy to understand manner.It is full of colored pictures and important concepts in bold print.This is a great book for studying to become a private pilot.
Rating: - I used it, now my students do.
Yes, I know it's pricey. Think of it as an investment. Buy it. End of story.
- OK, not worth the moneyI bought this as I was starting my private, but I never even referred to it as I was studying for the written, and it gathers dust on my bookshelf today. I refer now to my FAA pilot's handbook and FAA instrument flying handbook instead.
It's like many of the Jepp products: they cost a lot, and there are equivalent--or better--resources available for much lower cost, often for free.
- Very Good productThis product is same as described in purchase. Delivery was very quickly and good conditions. I recommend this product and provider. Sincerely. Jose Pena
- Surprisingly bad-- is there no other textbook out there?I came to ground school with no knowledge of aviation.The Jeppesen text was chosen by our instructor.It is described as a comprehensive textbook that will prepare a student to take the written portion of the private pilot exam.(Jeppesen also publishes textbooks for the practical/oral exam.)
The text is divided into five parts (Fundamentals, Operations, Weather, Performance and Navigation, and Integrating Pilot Knowledge and Skills).These are subdivided into eleven chapters. ... Read More
- College type text bookI recommend this book because it covers all the material for the Private Pilot license in an easy to understand manner.It is full of colored pictures and important concepts in bold print.This is a great book for studying to become a private pilot.
- I used it, now my students do.Yes, I know it's pricey. Think of it as an investment. Buy it. End of story.
