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Piloting aircraft above mountainous regions demands more than a thirst for adventure. It also requires a keen understanding of the unique challenges involved in mountain flying -- for the safety and pleasure of everyone involved.............
Mountain flying demands its own rules and an entirely different set of flying skills than flatland flying. The new Mountain Flying Bible Revised contains 100-percent new information. It is jam-packed with updated advice, lore, science, and wisdom. This ed
3rd edition, Published 2007, 258 pages, black & white photographs and illustrations, index, softcover, 5 1.5" x 8 1/2" inches
Aids in the transition from landplanes to seaplanes. Advanced topics make it a great resource for already-rated seaplane pilots.
Notes on the Tailwheel Checkout and an Introduction to Ski Flying is meant to be useful not only to the beginner first making this transition, but also to provide relevant observations to the pilot or instructor already flying these kinds of airplanes.
Comprehensive text for pilots adding the seaplane rating to their license and for seaplane pilots to learn more, using full-color photography and illustrations throughout.
FAA-H-8083-23 reprint. This operational handbook introduces the basic skills necessary for operating on water, snow, and ice.
Drawing upon his decades as an accomplished taildragger pilot and CFI, author Harvey Plourde lays out all the essentials for learning to fly conventional-gear airplanes...……….