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Your Pilot's License

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ISBN-10: 0070151199

ISBN-13: 9780070151192

Edition: 6th 1999

Authors: Jerry A. Eichenberger

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List price: $19.95
Edition: 6th
Copyright year: 1999
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 224
Size: 5.20" wide x 8.19" long x 0.91" tall
Weight: 0.924
Language: English

Introductionp. ix
The Most Frequently Asked Questions about Learning to Flyp. 1
Why Should I Learn to Fly?p. 1
How Long Does It Take?p. 2
What Will I Fly?p. 3
What's the Cost of Learning to Fly?p. 5
Can the Cost Be Reduced Further?p. 6
Where Should I Learn to Fly?p. 8
What Kinds of Flight Schools Are There?p. 11
What Type of Trainer Should I Fly?p. 14
What If I Get Airsick?p. 15
What Safety Issues with Small Airplanes Should I Be Aware Of?p. 16
Sport Pilot, Recreational Pilot, and Glider Pilot Licensesp. 19
The Jargon of Pilots' Licensesp. 19
A Bit of Historyp. 21
Sport Pilot Licensesp. 24
Recreational Pilot Licensesp. 28
Glider Pilot Licensesp. 31
Instructors and Flight Schoolsp. 45
The Physical Examp. 46
Choices in Flight Trainingp. 48
Buying Your Own Airplanep. 55
Ground Study Optionsp. 56
The Costs Involvedp. 60
Timing Your Lessonsp. 61
Instructors--Good and Badp. 62
Judging Your Instructorp. 64
Mutual Respectp. 65
Fewer Student Pilots and the Time Problemp. 66
The Private Pilot Certificatep. 69
Student Pilot Requirementsp. 69
Basic Private Pilot License Requirementsp. 71
Privileges and Limitationsp. 76
Staying Currentp. 78
The Logbookp. 79
Legal Documentsp. 79
The Airplanep. 81
Angle of Attack and Stallsp. 84
Stall Warning Devicesp. 86
Thrust and Dragp. 87
Center of Gravityp. 88
Pitching the Nose Up or Downp. 91
Trimp. 91
Turning the Airplanep. 93
Wing Flapsp. 95
How the Propeller Worksp. 97
In-Flight Effects of the Propellerp. 100
Using the Throttlep. 101
The Enginep. 103
The Flight Instrumentsp. 107
The Engine Instrumentsp. 116
Flying the Airplanep. 119
The Preflight Checkp. 123
Getting Started in the Cockpitp. 132
Ready for Takeoffp. 146
Airspeed Controlp. 147
Stalls and Stall Recoveryp. 151
Other Stallsp. 154
Approaching to Landp. 155
Landing the Airplanep. 164
Weight and Balance Calculationsp. 167
Control Techniquesp. 175
Load and Air Densityp. 178
Takeoffsp. 183
Climbsp. 184
Descentsp. 188
Turnsp. 190
The Typical Medium Turnp. 193
Climbing Turnsp. 196
Descending Turnsp. 198
Ground Reference Maneuversp. 199
Rectangular Coursep. 200
S-Turns across a Roadp. 205
Turns about a Pointp. 207
Not-So-Normal Landingsp. 208
Flight Plansp. 229
Emergency Locator Transmittersp. 230
Emergency Instrument Proceduresp. 231
Flying the Instrumentsp. 233
Back to Better Weatherp. 237
Using the Turn Indicatorp. 237
Weatherp. 241
Preflight Weather Briefingsp. 244
In-Flight Briefingsp. 247
En Route Flight Advisory Servicesp. 247
In-Flight Weather Advisoriesp. 248
Air Pressurep. 249
Fronts and Air Massesp. 250
Dewpointsp. 255
Lapse Ratesp. 255
Cloud Typesp. 256
The Weather Mapp. 260
Mountain Effectsp. 261
Icing in Flightp. 264
The Weather Decisionp. 266
VFR Navigation and Communicationsp. 273
VFR Weather Minimumsp. 273
Right-of-Way Rulesp. 274
Navigationp. 276
Obtaining a Coursep. 283
Radio Aids to Navigationp. 301
Automatic Directional Findersp. 308
The Global Positioning Systemp. 310
Airspace Classificationsp. 313
Air-to-Ground Communicationsp. 318
Tower Talkp. 318
Light Signalsp. 324
Common Traffic Advisory Frequenciesp. 326
Multicom Frequencyp. 329
The Examinationsp. 331
Knowledge Testp. 333
Practical Testp. 335
Glossaryp. 339
Indexp. 347
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