
General
$13Passenger and takeoff briefings, emergency, lost and go-around flows, spin recovery, VOR service volumes, FAR parts, NTSB reports and NOTAM types.
Six A2 posters with the acronyms, flows and numbers every FAA PPL, IR and CPL student ends up memorizing. Walk past them every day and they stick — before the checkride and long after.
FIG. 01 — THE FULL SET, ON THE WALL
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Passenger and takeoff briefings, emergency, lost and go-around flows, spin recovery, VOR service volumes, FAR parts, NTSB reports and NOTAM types.

Atmosphere layers, flight categories, AIRMETs, the weather reports and how often they come out, thunderstorm stages, fog types, icing and pressure systems.

Medical classes, scuba diving, oxygen rules, hypoxia, illusions, hazardous attitudes, special-use airspace, VFR weather minimums and the airspace classes.

Required documents, inspections, VFR day/night and IFR equipment, inoperative equipment flow, compass errors, VOR checks, powerplant and G1000 LRUs.

Aeronautical decision-making: CFIT, risk and task management, PAVE, DECIDE, the 3 and 5 P's, IMSAFE, automation and situational awareness.

Currency, alternates and minimums, mandatory reports, lost comms, holds, no-PT cases, departure briefing, localizer and glide slope, IFR altitudes.
Flashcards live in a drawer. Posters live where you drink your coffee. These started as my own study wall during flight training — you see the acronyms every day without trying, and by checkride day they're just there.
Start with the topic that's giving you trouble.
ADM, Aeromedical & Airspace and Aircraft — the three that carry you to your first checkride.
General, IFR and Weather — for the instrument rating and commercial checkride.
Everything from the first solo to the instrument checkride.
Pick your posters and send the form. You'll get an email with the total including shipping and a secure payment link — posters ship once it's paid.