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	Title: Author:	Flight of Passage Rinker Buck
	Writer Rinker Buck looks back more than 30 years to a summer when he and his brother, at ages 15 and 17 respectively, became the youngest duo to fly across America, from New Jersey to California. Having grown up in an aviation family, the two boys bought an old Piper Cub, restored it themselves, and set out on the grand journey. Buck is a great storyteller, and once you get airborne with the boys you find yourself absorbed in a story of adventure and family drama. And Flight of Passage is also an affecting look back to the summer of 1966, when the times seemed much less cynical and adventures much more enjoyable.
	Title: Author:	200 Best Aviation Web Sites John Allen Merry
	Ideal for pilots, flight instructors, mechanics and enthusiasts, this "yellow pages" for pilots and aviation buffs zeros in on aviation web sites, rating them for quality of content, design and ease-of-use. The book pinpoints many invaluable sites that would be missed in a usual web search and flags those requiring fees or memberships. Introduction includes step-by-step instruction for Internet novices.
	Title: Author:	Weather Flying Robert N. Buck
	Endorsed by the FAA and a recipient of the Flight Safety Foundation's Publications Award, Weather Flying is the widely acknowledged "bible" of how-to-books on flying in all kinds of weather. The Fourth Edition of his best-seller retains the author's patented clarity for style-and now includes: new weather research and techniques for flight forecasting; the latest advances in flight weather services; vital charges in weather-related procedures and reporting; current compliance information on weather-related FAA regulations; an updated look at weather satellites-and much more.
	Title: Author:	Aviator's Guide to Navigation (Practical Flying Series) Donald J. Clausing
	For advanced general aviation and commercial aircraft pilots and instructors, this best-selling guide covers the most up-to-date developments, equipment, and techniques in aviation navigation. Author Donald J. Clausing explains the latest advances in Electronic Flight Information Systems (EFIS), satellite navigation, Inertial Navigation Systems topics. Updated with many new illustrations, the book also covers principles of area navigation, radar terrain mapping, pilotage and dead reckoning, VOR/DME navigation, and more.
	Title: Author:	Your Pilot's License Joe Christy, Jerry A. Eichenberger
	Previous editions of this classic guided tens of thousands through the often unnerving process of getting their piloting licenses. This revised edition continues to provide encouragement and practical information, and adds new material on the recreational pilot license, the primary aircraft certification program, the new airspace designation system, and other subjects of interest to potential pilots. The book also reflects the most recent changes in regulations, testing, and procedures. This unique approach thoroughly encompasses all the information student pilots need to learn. The book takes the guesswork out of learning to fly by anticipating the potential pilot's questions and clearly presenting words and pictures to help dispel doubts and build confidence.
	Title: Author:	Beyond The Checkride Howard Fried
	Asserting that a flight certificate is a pilot's "license to learn," this unique book offers valuable lessons learned by veteran pilots. Using the anecdotal style that has made his Flying magazine column so popular, Fried bridges the gap between pilot training and in-flight experience with his advice on vital but often under-emphasized areas of: maneuvering speed; weight and balance; aircraft control; prop safety; night flying; altitude.
	Title: Author:	Stick and Rudder William Langewiesche
	Here is the first exact analysis of the art of flying. It represents four years of research, flying and writing, and it shows exactly what the pilot does when flying, how it's done, and why. The book's main objective is to help the student become a good pilot quickly and surely, and to help the instructor understand more thoroughly the fundamentals of this profession. Careful reading of the book should be the equivalent of several hundred hours of flight practice.
	Title: Author:	Pilot's Guide to Weather Reports, Forecasts, and Flight Planning Terry T. Lankford
	For general aviation pilots, particularly those flying in VFR conditions, this is the most pragmatic guide available to making sound flight decisions based on weather interpretation. While most books focus on theory, this one concentrates on practical, real-world applications, covering how to obtain complete sources of weather information, interpret data to make accurate forecasts, and make intelligent and rational go/no go decisions.
	Title: Author:	Better Takeoffs and Landings Michael C. Love
	Focusing on the many aspects of flight that can affect takeoffs and landings, author and experienced pilot Michael C. Love provides a step-by-step review of proper pre-flight activities. Using examples to illustrate the specific techniques employed during normal, short field, soft field, and crosswind takeoffs and landings, Love covers vital information that any pilot can use for improving technique.
	Title: Author:	AIM/FAR 1999 Charles F. Spence (Editor)
	Value-added compilation of Federal Aviation Administration regulations and information pertaining to general aviation pilots, flight, and operations. Reprints of Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs) and Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM) to which pilots and operators must adhere are presented in easy-to-use, easy-to-understand, easy-to-read format with new and changed data highlighted.
	Title: Author:	How To Become A Pilot: The Step by Step Guide To Flying FAA & Nick Wexler
	Title: Author:	The Joy of Flying Robert Mark
	Whether you're thinking about taking flying lessons or already are a student, this refreshing guide focuses on everything you need to know about becoming a pilot. Find out how to choose a flight instructor and the kind of plane you want to fly; brush up on medical and FAA requirements, radio communications, and much more.
	Title: Author:	Instrument Flying Richard L. Taylor
	The fourth edition of this perennial best-seller provides pilots at every level of experience with all the latest information relevant to safe and efficient instrument flying. As practical and accessible as ever, it covers recent developments in IFR technology, new weather reporting codes, new IFR terms, as well as advances in aircraft, flight systems, procedures, and avionics. Included are case studies of IFR flight incidents, which show how not to operate as an instrument pilot-plus guidance on how to handle IFR emergencies and practice exercises to help achieve IFR proficiency.