10-02-2005, 07:07 AM
UK இல Pilot License எடுக்கத் தேவயான தகவல்கள் இங்க இருக்கு.
WELCOME TO LASORS
From a list of very wise old sayings there is one that every pilot must learn:
‘Don’t assume - check!’
And that is where LASORS scores over every other publication for the GA pilot. It has brought together
the most readable, educational and up to date safety and licensing information around. If you need further
inspiration to read on, then consider that guidance to avoid just about every one of the UK’s annual toll of
aviation accidents is contained in LASORS Safety Sense Leaflets. Each of these is the latest version,
amended to capture the lessons of history:
‘Those who choose to ignore the lessons of history are destined to re-live them’
The LAS section brings together in one easily understandable book all the flight crew licensing information
otherwise found in JAR-FCL, the UK ANO, AICs and the old CAPs 53/54. Regulations and procedures do
change between the annual publishing of LASORS and these updates are notified by AICs and published
on our website www.caa.co.uk/srg/licensing. The ORS section is also by no means in its definitive
format. If it can be enhanced to make the whole book more valuable to the pilot it will be. The aim is to
give pilots a one-stop reference for all aspects of safe aeroplane operation. Consider these two sayings:
‘No matter how many hours you have in your log book, or your position in the hierarchy of life,
you are only as good as your performance on your last flight’
and
‘The superior pilot is the one using his superior knowledge and his superior judgement to avoid
those situations that otherwise would require him to display his superior skill’
So read on, LASORS really does have a lot to offer, apply the knowledge and prepare to enjoy the benefits
of being a better pilot than those who just assume they know.
http://www.caa.co.uk/docs/33/LASORS.PDF
WELCOME TO LASORS
From a list of very wise old sayings there is one that every pilot must learn:
‘Don’t assume - check!’
And that is where LASORS scores over every other publication for the GA pilot. It has brought together
the most readable, educational and up to date safety and licensing information around. If you need further
inspiration to read on, then consider that guidance to avoid just about every one of the UK’s annual toll of
aviation accidents is contained in LASORS Safety Sense Leaflets. Each of these is the latest version,
amended to capture the lessons of history:
‘Those who choose to ignore the lessons of history are destined to re-live them’
The LAS section brings together in one easily understandable book all the flight crew licensing information
otherwise found in JAR-FCL, the UK ANO, AICs and the old CAPs 53/54. Regulations and procedures do
change between the annual publishing of LASORS and these updates are notified by AICs and published
on our website www.caa.co.uk/srg/licensing. The ORS section is also by no means in its definitive
format. If it can be enhanced to make the whole book more valuable to the pilot it will be. The aim is to
give pilots a one-stop reference for all aspects of safe aeroplane operation. Consider these two sayings:
‘No matter how many hours you have in your log book, or your position in the hierarchy of life,
you are only as good as your performance on your last flight’
and
‘The superior pilot is the one using his superior knowledge and his superior judgement to avoid
those situations that otherwise would require him to display his superior skill’
So read on, LASORS really does have a lot to offer, apply the knowledge and prepare to enjoy the benefits
of being a better pilot than those who just assume they know.
http://www.caa.co.uk/docs/33/LASORS.PDF