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Questions LIGHT PPL(H) GERMAN 螢幕截圖

iPad

iPhone

About Questions LIGHT PPL(H) GERMAN

In this GERMAN LANGUAGE ONLY “light” collection of questions you will find a small subset of about 220 questions which allow you to check your knowledge of subject matter, and to prepare for the Swiss written private helicopter pilot exam.

The complete collection of over 2300 questions covering ALL topics of the EASA syllabus, also available in the App Store, permits a comprehensive preparation for the exam.

You can work through the questions ordered by topic, in random order or in exam mode.

The questions cover the following topics:

-Atmosphere
-Air Law
- Helicopter General Knowledge
-Flight Performance and Planning
-Human Performance and Limitations
-Meteorology
-Navigation
-Operational Procedures
-Principles of Flight
-VFR Communications

The question collection is geared toward reviewing studied subject matter and covers all topics as per the EASA Syllabus. The collection contains questions similar, but not identical to those which are asked during the written private helicopter pilot exam in Switzerland. The question collection itself is no substitute for study of the theory, and does not replace any required subject readings.