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Thanks a lot everyone! I'll try those out. And yes I was trying them all mentally because reading the ACS website, you won't be allowed pen and paper for the DST calculations.

Thanks a lot, I'll try this! Now what if the numbers aren't easily divisible by 5? Eg: What speed covers 255 miles in 36 mins? or at 135 mph, how far do you travel in 16 mins? or What speed covers 14 miles in 42 mins? or At 20 mph, how far do you travel in 21 mins? Note: These are...

During CEOTP Pilot at Seneca, does the military give you an allowance if you want to stay on residence? Is it enough to comfortably pay for housing and food? I've scoured the internet for information, but haven't gotten any relevant information.

I'm practicing for the Aircrew Selections, mainly the Distance, Speed, and Time calculations. The main issue I am having is converting the minutes to hours mentally, as they end up in decimals usually. How can I quickly divide the minutes by 60, then use them in the DST formula quickly? Also...

What is the application cutoff date for CEOTP? I couldn't find it anywhere online. I'm in grade 11 this year, but when should I be looking to apply next year?