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Title: Good books Post by: ikkie on March 13, 2006, 04:23:34 PM Hi everyone...I am trying to get information on getting my pilot's license and was wondering what books are out there that are worth buying...just got back from barnes & noble and they didn't have much of a selection (surprising considering EAA is held a few miles away). Just looking for basic informative books meant for those wishing to get a pilots license...thanks!
Title: Good books Post by: 66 viking on March 14, 2006, 09:18:11 AM Quote from: ikkie Hi everyone...I am trying to get information on getting my pilot's license and was wondering what books are out there that are worth buying...just got back from barnes & noble and they didn't have much of a selection (surprising considering EAA is held a few miles away). Just looking for basic informative books meant for those wishing to get a pilots license...thanks! Start with Stick and Rudder, even seasoned pilots should read this. Next try e-bay look for Gleim Pilot handbook and FAR/AIM these don't have to be current if you get them cheap. Join AOPA. Dan Title: Good books Post by: ikkie on March 14, 2006, 10:10:29 AM Thanks for the reply Dan!
Title: Re: Good books Post by: Deval on March 01, 2007, 08:30:28 AM You will get lots of stuff, books, material on FAA.gov site. Pilots handbook of aeronautical knowledge, pilot handbook for flying airplanes etc.
Title: Re: Good books Post by: Deval on March 01, 2007, 08:32:07 AM Even u will get lots of sample questions for FAA knowledge test and lots of training material quite useful.
Title: Re: Good books Post by: falconflyer on June 09, 2007, 08:34:26 PM Jeppesen products are a very easy read and are the typical text for flight academies and flight schools. You may also want to look for a book called...
"Everything Explained for the Professional Pilot in Plain English"...it can be found at most pilot shops or I even found a copy of it on ebay. |