Books
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“I learned about flying from that”. Electrical failure at night, icing, engine failures, thunderstorm encounter, almost anything you can imagine… This book is a collection of the famous column published in “Flying” magazine. Pilots relate how they got in, and out of trouble… there’s a lot to learn, for all pilots. Click here to buy it from amazon.com !  |
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“MORE I learned about flying from that” – the second volume Click here to buy it from amazon.com ! |
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“I learned about flying from that – Volume 3″ – the third volume Click here to buy it from amazon.com ! |
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Why and how pilots die ? This book answers this question. Chapters are dedicated to typical accident categories: VFR in IMC, maneuvering flight, takeoff and climb, approach and landing, runway incussion, midair collision, fuel management, health, alcohol and drugs.More to learn… Click here to buy it from amazon.com ! |
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A must for all pilot bookshelf. If you don’t know how an aircraft flies or want to fly more accurately you’ll love it. Click here to order it from amazon.com ! |
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Tips for private pilots from one of the most famous US instructors. If you don’t know Rod’s style, have a look at his website. Click here to order it from amazon.com ! |
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More from Rod, addressing the Instrument Rating training. Click here to order it from amazon.com ! |
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The best of aviation stories from various pilots. It covers almost all about aviation from airline to private via military flying. Click here to order it from amazon.com ! |
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I read this G1000 book from Max Trescott with the CD to prepare my own G1000 transition. A must. Click here to order it from amazon.com ! |
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Tips for better flying from Richard L. Collins (Flying) and Patrick E. Bradley. “A very experienced pilot once opined to me that half of all general aviation injuries and fatalities could be avoided with thorough preflight…” Click here to order it from amazon.com ! |
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Situational awareness explained and illustrated. Remember that 80% of recent aviation accidents find their roots in human factors. Click here to order it from amazon.com ! |
