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Student Pilot's Flight Manual, by William Kershner

Student Pilot's Flight Manual

by William Kershner

Publisher:
ISBN-10:
0813811538
ISBN-13:
9781560276180
Published Date:
2001
Edition:
9th
Other Identifiers:
ASA-FM-STU
Weight:
2.4lbs
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From your first flight to your Private certificate, William Kershner, a well known name in aviation and long time aviation writer gives you everything you need to know to pass your private pilot written, oral, and practical flight test.

This book focuses on practical flying skills, explaining each in detail and clarity, yet still interjects sufficient airman knowledge to be prepared for the written and practical tests. It is written in a concise yet personal manner and illustrated with simple yet effective presentations. This book, in combination with the FAR/AIM (Federal Aviation Regulation / Airman's Information Manual) would be a good combination.

For the instructor, a detailed ground and flight syllabus is included in the back 98 pages

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Before the Flight
starting to fly, how the airplane flies, cockpit instruments and systems, preflight check, starting the airplane, taxiing, pre-takeoff or cockpit check

PreSolo
effects of controls, the four fundamentals, elementary precision maneuvers, elementary emergency landings, stalls and slow flight, takeoffs and landings

PostSolo Maneuvers
advanced stalls, emergency flying by instruments, postsolo precision maneuvers, special takeoff and landings, high altitude emergencies

Cross-country & Night Flying
the navigation idea, charts and other printed aides, using the radio, weather information, the cross country, navigation planning, flying the cross country, intro to night flying

Knowledge & Practical Tests
knowledge test review, practical flight test

Syllabus
private certificate syllabus

Appendixes
wake turbulence
airport facility directory legend
medical facts for pilots
notes on engines and other systems