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This new edition of Collins' and Bradley's Confident Flying: A Pilot Upgrade examines the role the pilot plays in the outcome of all flights. | | This book explains in detail how to fly an airplane that has the “tailwheel” type of landing gear — the taildragger. |
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Aviation is an industry of acronyms and technical language, which makes this dictionary essential for everyone in the industry. Helps users understand all the terms, phrases, and disciplines of aviation. | | Pilot, author, and AOPA Pilot contributing editor ("WX Watch") Tom Horne, explains the climates and weather phenomenon that can be found in every region of the U.S., in every season. |
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Explores the lives and careers of 14 different pilots: from aerobat Patty Wagstaff, to bush pilots, airline captains, airshow clowns, and more. | | This book provides invaluable discussion on instrument airmanship, weather analysis, flight planning and decision making, handling equipment glitches, partial-panel flying, and much more. |
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Through his experience and the best research in aerodynamics, meteorology, and accident prevention, Robert Buck reviews the keys to master each phase of a flight | | In a book filled with anecdotal information and sound advice, Richard Collins encourages pilots at all levels to strive for excellence in every phase of flight to ensure a safer and more enjoyable experience. |
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In this unique and instructive book, veteran IFR pilot Richard Collins takes the right seat beside Patrick Bradley, a relatively new IFR pilot. | | In this landmark book, Taylor provides VFR pilots with an emergency reserve of basic IFR capability. |
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Each guide is a comprehensive book on the fundamentals of flying the specified airplane. | | Each guide is a comprehensive book on the fundamentals of flying the specified airplane. |
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Each guide is a comprehensive book on the fundamentals of flying the specified airplane. | | Barry Schiff’s latest work compiles fascinating material from his AOPA Pilot magazine monthly quiz column into one book for a riveting volume that will keep you reading. |
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How to fly your airplane through all the FAR/JAR maneuvers. Full-color, comprehensive maneuvers manual covers all the tasks from the FAA Practical Test Standards for Private and Commercial certificates. | | Bob Gardner’s book uses typical examples of radio transmissions to help increase readers’ comfort level when using the mike. |
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Basic and advanced techniques for floatplanes, amphibians, and flying boats, fully illustrated with beautiful photography and elegant drawings throughout. | | Subtitled Secrets of the Successful CFI, this book provides a wealth of information for instructors to keep students coming in and keep their training effective. |
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Veteran pilot Dick Collins draws on his extensive pilot-in-command experience at the controls of virtually all types of light aircraft. | | A departure from aviation training materials, a popular suspense novel about air traffic control. |
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Much research is done on the subject of thunderstorms, usually resulting in an admonition to stay out of storms. But staying out of trouble takes more than a resolve — it takes savvy. | | Since change is the only sure thing about weather, these anecdotes provide valuable learning experiences in weather interpretation, as well as fascinating reading. |
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FAA-H-8083-19 reprint; general aviation information on owning and operating an aircraft | ||
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