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Light Airplane Navigat Ess Pb

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ISBN-10: 0070134561

ISBN-13: 9780070134560

Edition: 1997

Authors: Paul A. Craig

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This skill-building manual teaches the fundamentals of lightplane navigation using a natural, confidence-building progression that immediately allows readers to use newly learned techniques in the cockpit.
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Book details

List price: $24.95
Copyright year: 1997
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 245
Size: 7.50" wide x 9.25" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.188
Language: English

Paul A. Craig, Ed.D., longtime pilot, FAA award-winning flight instructor, and aviation educator and author, designed and conducted the research described in this book based on his lifelong concern with the high accident rate among general aviation pilots, and in the process of earning his doctorate in education, with special empahsis on pilot decision-making and flight training. A Gold Seal Multiengine Flight Instructor and twice FAA District Flight Instructor of the Year, he has spoken widely to flight instructors and others on improving flight training and safety. He is the author of Be a Better Pilot; Stalls & Spins; Multiengine Flying, 2nd Edition; and Light Airplane Navigation…    

Acknowledgments
Introduction
The flat Earth and Eratosthenesp. 1
Sectional charts and symbolsp. 9
Latitude and longitudep. 17
The navigation plotterp. 23
True course and true heading: the computer wind facep. 29
Variation and deviation to compass headingp. 39
Airplane speeds - IAS to CAS to TAS to GSp. 45
The navigation record. Time/speed/distance, fuel consumptionp. 53
Aircraft climb performance and fuel reservesp. 67
Which altitude should be flown?p. 73
The complete Navigation Recordp. 79
The VFR Flight Planp. 91
Navigation Record in-flight and the Missing Wind Problemp. 99
Weather briefings and in-flight weather informationp. 107
VOR Introductionp. 119
VOR indications and positionsp. 127
VOR receiver checks and DMEp. 135
VOR and lost proceduresp. 143
NDB introductionp. 149
ADF indications and positionsp. 157
LORAN and GPSp. 159
Navigation in the glass cockpitp. 179
Airspace rules and collision avoidancep. 193
The airspace boundaries and Class E airspacep. 203
Special VFR and FSS communicationsp. 209
Class D, Class C, Class B, and Class A airspacep. 213
The "vertical" airspace diagramp. 219
Special use airspacep. 231
Glossaryp. 235
Indexp. 243
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