PPL Guide is an instructor designed, student orientated, easy access blog of information on how to start your PPL. We intend for it to answer all the common questions that pop up, so you don’t have to spend hours searching online for the info you need on how to start your PPL
The CAA website is a good source of information. PPL Guide however goes a little deeper and covers more of the things that we see regularly asked by budding pilots. Personal experience is the key source of our information, and for the offical rules and regulations we use:
- The Air Navigation Order (ANO)
- The Standardised European Rules of the Air (SERA)
- EASA Part-FCL (European Flight Crew Licencing regulations)
There are many other sources besides these. You don’t have to dig particularly deep to find thousands of pages of information, most of which won’t be directly relevant. This is why we’ve decided to do the digging for you!
We also provide one to one ground school tuition and advice for those who want to ask the more complicated questions and give themselves the best chance of success in those pesky ground exams! Our ground school sessions will be tailored to you
Is PPL Guide free? What’s the catch?
Yes, it’s free! PPL Guide website and articles are a free information resource. No catch.
Concise, correct
PPL Guide’s primary aim is to chop through the myths and rumours and bring you the information you actually need in an easy to read way
Tuition with experience
Your ground school tuition is conducted by suitably qualified and experienced pilots, flight instructors, and examiners
Trusted partners
We only recommend external companies or suggest products to you that we trust and would be happy to use ourselves
Ground exams Slowing you down?
IAS, CAS, TAS, or GS, We’ll bring you up to speed
Taken over a period of no more than eighteen months, your nine ground exams will require some serious studying. For those bits that just won’t stick, you can book some time with us to clear up the confusion
