The main aim of this CBT is to give pilot-oriented training in Aviation Met theory and to teach pilots to use this theory to interpret met forecasts and reports in order to plan safe and expeditious flying sorties. The secondary aim of the CBT is to teach pilots how to extract and interpret met information from the Met Office's web site.

This computer based training course in Gas Turbines teaches the subject of gas turbine engines up to and beyond the standard required by the EASA/JAA Air Transport Pilot's Licence (ATPL) syllabus. Gas Turbines together with its companion CD-ROM, Aircraft Piston Engines covers the the complete EASA/JAA ATPL Powerplant syllabus. The two CD-ROMs together contain over 500 ATPL-style questions and answers on the subject, Powerplant.

This Gas Turbines course also covers all EASA/JAA objectives for the ATPL helicopter gas turbine syllabus, except for those pertaining specifically to helicopter engine intakes.

A multimedia computer based training (CBT) course for the student professional pilot and general aviation pilot covering the complete JAA ATPL Piston Engine Syllabus.

This interactive, multimedia Radiotelephony (RT) tutor, created by Oxford Aviation Academy, is designed to give you tuition in the RT skills you need when flying in accordance with the Visual Flight Rules (VFR). The tutor will also help you prepare for the JAR-FCL VFR Communications examination and for the RT Operator's Licence test. The CR-ROM is ideal for both the beginner and for the qualified pilot who wishes to refresh existing skills.

This VFR RT communications CBT, when used in conjunction with our VFR RT UK Supplement Communications CBT is recognised by the CAA as meeting the training requirements for the UK Flight Radio Telephony Operator’s Licence. - M J Grierson, Chief Radio-Telephony Examiner, CAA

The VFR RT UK Airspace Supplement is intended to complement OAAmedia's main VFR radiotelephony (RT) tutor. It contains lessons on the differences in UK RT procedures from those of ICAO and is designed for students who do most of their flying in UK airspace. It covers such things as the Lower Airspace Radar Service (LARS), VFR flying in military airspace, the control of aircraft wishing to penetrate danger areas and aspects of the emergency service which are particular to the UK.

Together with OATmedia's main VFR radiotelephony (RT) tutor, this VFR RT communications CBT is recognised by the CAA as meeting the training requirements for the UK Flight Radio Telephony Operator’s Licence. - M J Grierson, Chief Radio-Telephony Examiner, CAA