Airplane Flying Handbook FAA-H-8083-3A – Vol. 1 – MP3 Audio Book on CD

Description

Written and published by the Flight Standards Service of the Federal Aviation Administration of the United States, the Airplane Flying Handbook is a manual designed to teach new pilots how to fly a plane. The first volume of the book contains chapters 1 to 10 of the complete manual, and focuses mainly on offering an introductory set of lessons about flight training, basic flight maneuvers, ground operations and many crucial details that anyone wishing to learn how to fly an airplane has to know.

The book starts out by presenting a basic introduction to flight training, followed by ground operations and basic flight procedures in the first few chapters. The Flying Handbook is extremely thorough when it comes to the basics of flight training, and urges aspiring pilots to gain a firm technical base of basic take-off, flight and landing procedures before taking to the practical aspects of flying.

Instead of just offering a one-dimensional approach to flight training, the handbook focuses on many important areas, describing everything from level turns and performing basic in-flight procedures such as descending turns and adjusting all instruments for perfect departure, to S-turns, spins and short field approach procedures for the landing cycle. It even covers nighttime flying and performance maneuvers – topics that are generally not discussed too thoroughly before pilots gain a certain amount of in-flight experience.

The book is not only designed to teach beginning pilots how to fly, but also to convey valuable insight on controlling airplanes and accurately identifying and adjusting all the basic airplane systems. Both beginning and seasoned pilots can learn a great deal from the handbook, just as well as those who are simply passionate about the topic or its technical aspects.
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