Business aviation is probably at its most exciting since the day the world woke up to Bill Lear's concept that led to the coining of the phrase "jetsetter." In 2006 some 13 business aircraft received certification or were first delivered to customers - as we enter 2007 there are close to another 20 business aircraft in ser...

Issued by the Civil Aviation Authority and intended for the use by candidates for the European Professional Pilot's Licence Examinations. These study manuals / data sheets are of generic types related to the classes of aircraft on which the appropriate examinations are based and anyone studying for the European ATPL examination...

Professional pilots understand the need for recognising trouble early, value a systematic problem solving process, and strive for the ability to implement decisions in a calm and practised manner. In this book Cheryl shares twelve important, yet simple, strategies for thinking through problems, decisions, and conflicts that she...

Join Barry Schiff on an amazing journey across time and space as he flies and brings home reports on some of aviation’s most rare and popular aircraft. Dream Aircraft documents his lifelong voyage flying aircraft that pilots and aviation enthusiasts dream of flying. Some of these aircraft are so rare that most pilots have never...

The confusing legalese of the Federal Aviation Regulations has been translated into every-day English, making them far more understandable than the government originals Does it work? Judge for yourself: where FAA used 119 pages for FAR Part 91 in the FAR/AIM 2005, Croucher gets it all into 55 pages. Overall, it works very we...

The performance specifications, structural details, and history of more than 500 aircraft from around the world are discussed in this exhaustive reference. Single- and multi-engine planes, jets, antiques, sailplanes, and military aircraft are featured in hundreds of photographs along with data about each aircraft's horsepower,...

Completely revised to include over 10,000 technical aviation definitions. Excellent reference for both pilots and aviation maintenance technicians. The best way to learn the unique language of aviation. While some dictionaries are targeted to pilots and others to maintenance personnel, Jeppesen's Aviation Dictionary combines ...

Aviation History by Jeppesen: Announcing one of the most significant books on Aviation History that has been published to date. Aviation History is an exciting new full-color book that gives both new and experienced pilots a unique perspective on international aviation history. Each of the ten chapters is packed with informatio...

LASORS 2010 answers many frequently asked questions and is an excellent reference document and an invaluable training aid for both individuals and flight training schools. Produced by the UK Civil Aviation Authority, LASORS is a digest of practical knowledge, best flight practices and procedures for all pilots and is designed t...

In this book, Bill Kershner tells about his first airplane ride, his first solo flight, aerobatics stunts completed, numerous near misses, embarrasing moments, proud moments, favorite airplanes, getting his wings, and other good and bad memories accumulated over fifty-plus years of primary flight instructing, Navy flying, corp...

What's commonly called the ANO (i.e. the big green book), actually consists of many parts. This book (so far) deals with Part 1, the Air Navigation Order, and Part 2, The Rules of the Air, which are officially called Statutory Instruments 2000 No 1562 and 1991 No 2437. They are, of necessity, written in legal language, which i...

The novel's success is largely due to the tremendous acceptance and word-of-mouth promotion from within the aviation industry. TRACON paints an insightful behind-the-scenes portrait of the legendary O'Hare Airport in Chicago, Illinois. McElroy creates a chillingly realistic fictional expose' of the life of an air traffic co...