Upgraded Tabs for 2024 FAR/AIM (with Page Numbers) and FAA for Private Pilot License - VFR - 80 Tabs in Total with 12 Blank Index Tabs (Book Not in)

Made it easier to pass my FAA oral exam and check-ride - the tabbing process forces you to study at same time - Highly recommend it

The 2024 AIM/FAR tabs significantly enhance study efficiency, allowing for rapid subject location within the book.

Got these for my husband to use to label the book they are for. The labels are pre-labeled with what section they are meant for which is awesome. They were super helpful.

This is a set of color-coded tabs for the 2023 edition of the ASA FAR/AIM.It comes with a guide rule that you are supposed to put against the page to guide where the tabs are placed, so that they all line up. Unfortunately, the guide is the wrong size for the book, so it is not usable. I just "winged it" and stuck the tabs on by eyeballing it and trying to line them up as best I could. It's usable.It's a very strange selection of tabs that they have pre-printed for you. Some are obvious, such as Part 141, various sections of Part 61, and so on. However, there are quite a few tabs where there are two (and in one instance three) tabs on the same page - and then others where you go through a hundred pages or more with no tabs at all.They do give you some blank tabs that you can write on yourself if you have specific sections you want to notate. There were eight of these - I wish there were more.Overall it's a useful tool, and took me about half an hour to apply to my FAR/AIM.Who is this for?- Pilots or student pilots who need to reference their FAR/AIMPros:- Good quality tabs, easy to apply- Well color-codedCons:- Included guide doesn't fit the book- Could use more customizable tabs

Be advised, this is just the tab system NOT the FAR/AIM book. Silly me ..... price should have made me investigate further.