FAAPA Vs PSTAR

[Kaptene]

Pilots
I was requested by TC to pass the FAAPA to convert my FAA pilot license, the PSTAR does not make it....Anyone knows the diffrence between FAAPA and PSTAR?

Any material that could help me for studying?

Thanks

[Pop n Fresh]

Start here. https://www.tc.gc.ca/eng/civilaviation/ ... 0-5814.htm

I'm not sure where to find the cars but AIM is online here. https://www.tc.gc.ca/eng/civilaviation/ ... u-3092.htm

According to this, https://www.tc.gc.ca/eng/civilaviation/ ... n-1234.htm The test is 20 questions (30 less than the PSTAR) and you will have one hour.

Studying by yourself can be a bummer.

[Kaptene]

sames links were given by tC, but sounds complicated...just need something quick to study and pass the exam

[Pop n Fresh]

Oh sorry. You're looking for something like this?

1. A
2. D
3. C
4. A
5. B

[Kaptene]

no, at least a type of questions, not go and read many parts of the CARs without knowing where I ma going...

[Pop n Fresh]

There's this e course for $50. http://pilottraining.ca/store/catalog.php?item=17

I have no idea if it is any good.

[Kaptene]

thanks for your reply

[Pop n Fresh]

No worries. Sorry I'm not more helpful.

I have heard mostly good things about Harv's but never personally tried them.

It should not be too bad at 20 questions but I know how the simple PSTAR can be a bitch. Even with the practice exams I found it tough to study. Partially because a few of the answers are worded funny in my opinion and partially because it was tough to memorize the NORDO lights.

[Shiny Side Up]

no, at least a type of questions, not go and read many parts of the CARs without knowing where I ma going...

You don't need to read through the CARs (though that can't hurt), you need to study the AIM. Specifically the RAC section.