An Invitation to Fly: Basics for the Private Pilot
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| Rating | : | 4.54 (895 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0534393756 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 696 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-08-31 |
| Language | : | English |
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Vivid graphics, charts, and photos complement the authors' detailed narrative, helping to simplify complex topics. This text is an indispensable reference that readers will use for years to come!. The text also provides references for further reading. Written with the student pilot in mind, AN INVITATION TO FLY gives readers everything they need to pass the FAA exam, put together a good flight plan, and meet the challenges of both local and cross-country aviation! Clear, concise instruction delves into all topics relevant to private pilot training-including the use of the E6-B flight computer, navigation and navigation charts, and the latest Federal Aviation Regulations. The text uses real-world aviation problems as examples, giving readers an accurate sense of the kinds of situations they may encounter in the cockpit
Very effective learning tool I have been self studying aviation and all that it entails for some time now. Initially started buying all sorts of reading material. Soon learned I could spend a small fortune in just books alone. Some aren't very good, others are strictly technical, in short not what I needed.This book may seem pricey to the uninitiated; don't let it throw you. The information provided under one cover is very concise and intuitive. It is not meant to be the end to all study and info gathering. Yet, it touches on most areas of flight knowledge. You'll learn how to use and interpret the E6-B flight computer, how a g. "Excelent text for the private pilot to be." according to amok@mindspring.com. A clear and concise approach to the essential information necessary for the student pilot. I often referred to this book during my training. It gives clear and well explained examples utilizing real world aviation problems. The section on weather is excellent for primary training as well as a reference.This book covers all topics relevant to private pilot training without beating any subject to death. The excellent graphics and pictorial examples help to make semingly complex topics simple. I think this book is an indispensable resource for any student pilot. Particularly useful is the section on cr. Karl W Kleimenhagen said regarding an older edition. I'm reading the third edition (6regarding an older edition Karl W Kleimenhagen I'm reading the third edition (649 pages), found at the local library. I've also read a recent (but not the current) edition of the Jeppesen book. Between these two I'd rate An Invitation to Fly as the more thorough.. 9 pages), found at the local library. I've also read a recent (but not the current) edition of the Jeppesen book. Between these two I'd rate An Invitation to Fly as the more thorough.
He has commercial flying experience as a Part 135 Charter pilot. He has been the author of AN INVITATION TO FLY since the 2nd Edition. Dennis Glaeser is a commercial pilot, Gold Seal Flight Instructor, Groundschool Instructord has a degree in Aerospace Engineering. His aviation instruction experience includes being an AOPA w
About the Author Dennis Glaeser is a commercial pilot, Gold Seal Flight Instructor, Groundschool Instructord has a degree in Aerospace Engineering. . His aviation instruction experience includes being an AOPA weekend clinic instructor teaching Pinch Hitter and Instrument refresher courses, both as a flight instructor and ground instructor. He has been the author of AN INVITATION TO FLY since the 2nd Edition. Dennis was an Assistant Professor at Parks College of St. Louis Universlty, teaching Private Pilot Groundschool for over 12 years. He has commercial flying experience as a Part 135 Charter pilot. He has also conducted Flight Instructor Refresher clinics for the Greater St. Louis Flight Instructor Association