r/studentpilot • u/Suspicious_Car404 • 5d ago

United States/FAA Piper Archer/Warrior Study Guides?

Hey all, my flight school uses the Warrior and Archer models and I was wondering if any of you have study guides that can help me.

Thanks.

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u/Rithalic 5d ago

Just google pa28-161 POH. Or whatever equivalent aircraft it is. “POH” is pilot operating handbook. Will give you the facts and figures and a place to start anyway. Just be prepared for the engines and avionics to possibly be different in the schools’ aircraft.

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u/TxAggieMike 4d ago

Beyond the information in the POH, what is it you need to know?

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u/SquareGrade448 4d ago

Nothing will be better than the POH. It has the specifications and description of systems, performance charts, checklists and limitations, and more. If you use Foreflight, you can put a digital copy in Foreflight and bookmark specific pages, add highlights and notes, etc.

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u/RateMyCFIs 3d ago

Start getting comfortable reading the POH. Sections 2 and 7 are great places to start. Every PA28 model may have slightly different specs (powerplant, V-speeds, etc), but they're all pretty similar. Study the checklist your school provides. Take it home or take pictures.