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01-24-2011 | 09:04 PM

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Frozen Ronin

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Originally Posted by CANAM

Unfortunetely there are no Gleim type publications up here. There are some weekend courses I've seen advertised, but they're costly. In short, buy and read the Canadian AIM. Read it several times!! The test, while short is pretty hard. Some of the regualtions and questions on the test are pretty difficult. My first question was, "what are the two colours of a glideslope?"

It's always good to study. I do recall buying a study guide, though. That was years ago, it wasn't fancy but it covered alot. I found it in a local pilot shop where I was in Vancouver.

01-25-2011 | 05:04 AM

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It's always good to study. I do recall buying a study guide, though. That was years ago, it wasn't fancy but it covered alot. I found it in a local pilot shop where I was in Vancouver.

Do you recall which pilot shop?

01-30-2011 | 05:48 AM

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probably aviation world. they have loads of study guides and its the only place I know of in Vancouver, well. Richmond

02-03-2011 | 05:23 PM

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CANAM

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If it helps anybody, they just opened an Aviation World in Chicago. Not too far away from ORD. It's a great place for resources (their website it good too).
As far as study material is concerned, I would read the Canadian AIM and know it in and out. That's what I used.