Post by shorty on Oct 26, 2011 9:03:35 GMT 12
For any engineer looking to gain a FAA A & P qualification.
I have the three question books (Airframe, Powerplatr and General)
These books are for applicants who are preparing for the written tests and also used by the examiners.
These books are 1986 edition but the questions are still relevant, it's just that some of the later techniques (composites?) may not be covered.
Anyway if you are interested make me an offer as having retired I won't be looking to certifying any US registered aircraft now.
I have the three question books (Airframe, Powerplatr and General)
These books are for applicants who are preparing for the written tests and also used by the examiners.
These books are 1986 edition but the questions are still relevant, it's just that some of the later techniques (composites?) may not be covered.
Anyway if you are interested make me an offer as having retired I won't be looking to certifying any US registered aircraft now.