Theairlinepilots.com Website Review

TheAirlinePilots.com is about airline flying based on stuff that a pilot usually comes across during his career. The basic idea is to promote informal learning and to keep in touch with what one has already learnt. Apart from helping those who are starting their aviation career, sharing knowledge enhances flight safety by facilitating interaction between pilots and other aviation personnel. This site is an endeavour to provide an environment where pilots and other members of aviation community can share their knowledge and experience. Your contribution can be a great source of help to others, apart from being your personal aviation blog which you can refer to Nov-09-2018 Raghib I am taking my ATPL papers and I am very impressed by the work you have done for the general public. Wish to thank you for this help. Nov-01-2018 Khurram I like to say thank you for all this effort you doing and working hard to guide people which is very generous of you. I say THANK YOU for all you doing and helping people. Feb-24-2018 Alex Captain, Big thank you for this site. By far one of the most underrated aviation sites that exist, and has been absolutely instrumental in aiding my ATPL theory studies. All your efforts are much appreciated! Jan-09-2018 Y10 Thank you Haroon, You really did a good job! Jan-05-2018 Jacekepll K.Haroon God bless You! This shorts compansite knowlage which You prepare...THIS IS GOLD! thanks alot. Nov-22-2017 Romain Finally got my atpl, 92% average no fail thanks for this website especially for you Haroon. July-04-2017 Mikko Kosonen First, I'd like to thank you about the great forum what you have done, great job! I specially like the ATPL section with clear definitions, abbreviations and so of multiple theory subjects. I'm only slightly dissapointed that I didnt found this forum any earlier. May-09-2017 Pragyashree Sahu Beautiful Blog, as it contains gist of every topic in very concise n precise manner. n it clears many doubts related to theoretical n practical issues of aircraft, basically bridging d gap.