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This unique book contains a wealth of interesting and exciting information on instrument flying. Rod's 34 years of flying experience makes this an important resource.
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| * How do you
know if a cloud contains a thunderstorm? * How can you use Center & ASR-9 radar to avoid ice and convective activity? * Is there a good way to estimate visibility while at DH or MDA? * Can I increase the efficiency of my scan and reduce my cockpit workload? * How do I interpret and use all those symbols on approach charts? * How do I interpret GPS approach charts? * How do I fly GPS approaches? * And much, much more Illustrated with humorous drawings and containing some of the most spectacular reports of pilots gripped by the problems of instrument flight, it's sure to educate and entertain you. Written in a humorous style this 424 page (50 pages in color) book will prepare you to be a more educated and proficient pilot. Excellent for any IFR student, experienced professional pilot or as an IFR refresher. $34.95 How to order |
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| Note: The Instrument Pilot's Survival Manual (shown here) is different from the "new" Instrument Pilot's Handbook. The Instrument Pilot's Survival Manual is intended as a supplement for IFR training, sort of a "how to" manual for the cockpit. It contains many useful flight training tools and instrument flying techniques for the beginning and experienced instrument pilot. The "new" Instrument Pilot's Handbook is intended as a broad-based, general and advanced, instrument knowledge book for both beginning and experienced instrument pilots. It provides the necessary information to pass the FAA's instrument pilots knowledge exam, the IFR practical oral exam, the instrument proficiency check, as well as providing a comprehensive understanding of instrument flying knowledge. Many pilots recommend adding both of these books in your library. | |
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