The pilot's manual (AOPA Air Safety Foundation series)

Engineering & Transportation

Thom, Trevor

Transportation

Center for Aviation Theory

In clear, concise language, this series provides information on the practical aspects of flying. 'Private and Commercial' walks students through everything they need to know, from aerodynamics to weather, to pass both their private and commercial Federal Aviation Administration knowledge exams. Throughout the entire series, graphs and illustrations accompany the descriptions and simplify any complicated manoeuvres and techniques. With up-to-date procedures and tips that could only be gleaned from experts, this series is invaluable for any pilot.

COVERING THE INSTRUMENT RATING WRITTEN TEST AND FLIGHT CHECK

The Pilot's Manual Instrument Flying Covering the Instrument Rating Written Test and Flight Check 1990

Trevor Thom

In this book are compiled the necessary fact for you, as a pilot, to fully comprehend the technical details so important to flight. Many of us are not engineers or perhaps never care to be, but to "soar with the eagles," we must understand the technical facts to keep our airplane airborne. The book has sections that will provide the reader with a full understanding of aerodynamics, the airframe, the workings of the piston engine, the generic systems found on most planes, the kinds of instruments, and finally airplane performance. This book should be in everyone's aviation reference library.

The pilot's manual: Vol. 1 of 2 covering private and commercial written tests (AOPA Air Safety Foundation series)

Reference

(THE PILOT'S MANUAL) Instrument Flying (AIR SAFETY (AOPA) FOUNDATION)

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