The introductory flying lesson is, for most people, the first time they have taken the controls and discovered the unique sensation of piloting a helicopter. For some it is just the start of their flying career, for others it is a once in a lifetime encounter, for all it will be an unforgettable experience. The Introductory Helicopter Flying Lesson has been written to help the reader get the most from this flight. It covers, in straightforward terms, what is involved in this flight: how to prepare and what to expect. The basic principles of flying a helicopter are covered, together with background information and advice on all aspects of the flight. Furthermore, The Introductory Helicopter Flying Lesson goes on to describe the Private Pilot's Licence itself, and the course of training that leads to it. This is the book for anybody who has ever thought about takingup flying and who wants to get the best from their introductory flight.

The second book in the 'PPL Course' series and the first time that the complimentary subjects of Air Law and Communications have been brought under one cover, making the AFE PPL course series the only series to cover RT in a properly integrated fashion.

The book integrates the necessary theoretical knowledge with the practical aspects of air law and RT, and is designed to be used alongside the other books in the PPL series. Written by an experienced aviation author and JAA Flight Instructor (FI), and overseen by an editorial team of career flying instructors and Air Traffic Controllers, this is a book designed to make to subject matter as simple and accessible as possible. Each chapter deals with its subject in a logical and practical way, and ends with a series of revision questions to aid the learning process. Illustrated throughout with photographs, diagrams and drawings (many in full colour), this is the most up-to-date work on air law and RT and is the only book to fully cover the JAR air law and operational procedures syllabus. It is also the only book of its type to correctly define the differing privileges between the UK CAA and JAR licences and to cover the recent changes to RT procedures.

This book covers in detail everything the pilot needs to know about flying the Katana DA20. Important subjects are covered in detail, with supplements and explanations on the general principles involved. Much information NOT found in the aircraft's flight manual, but gleaned from flying experience has been incorporated into this book. All pilots, whether with 10 flying hours flying, or 10,000 hours flying, will find this book an invaluable companion to the aircrft's manual.

About the series
Each guide in this comprehensive series covers the fundamentals of flying and the principal characteristics of a specific type of aircraft, gathered from the advice and experiences of leading experts in the aviation industry. Geared for pilots looking to supplement their individual plane's official flight manual, these sourcebooks provide an overview of the aircraft and detailed descriptions of its handling characteristics, limitations, and performance data. A history of each airplane's use and function is also included

PPL 5 completes the PPL Course series by taking a fresh approach to this much misunderstood and misquoted subject. As always the emphasis will be on a fresh and practical, yet thorough, approach to the subject, with accurate information and abundant illustration.

Human Factors covers the JAR PPL syllabus with an emphasis on up-to-date and relevant material, written for pilots, not doctors. The second part of the book, Flight Safety, breaks new ground in examining flight safety and airmanship issues from the PPL perspective: Why do pilots press on into deteriorating weather? What makes a pilot keep on flying until their aircraft runs out of fuel? Why are low-level aerobatics so dangerous? If you've ever read an accident report and thought, "That will never happen to me," you will find PPL5 essential reading. Pilots of every experience level will find food for thought in PPL5 Human Factors and Flight Safety and it looks set to repeat the success of the preceding volumes in the series.

This book covers in detail everything the pilot needs to know about flying the Cessna 150. Important subjects are covered in detail, with supplements and explanations on the general principles involved. Much information NOT found in the aircraft's flight manual, but gleaned from flying experience has been incorporated into this book. All pilots, whether with 10 flying hours flying, or 10,000 hours flying, will find this book an invaluable companion to the aircrft's manual.

About the series
Each guide in this comprehensive series covers the fundamentals of flying and the principal characteristics of a specific type of aircraft, gathered from the advice and experiences of leading experts in the aviation industry. Geared for pilots looking to supplement their individual plane's official flight manual, these sourcebooks provide an overview of the aircraft and detailed descriptions of its handling characteristics, limitations, and performance data. A history of each airplane's use and function is also included

This book covers in detail everything the pilot needs to know about flying the Cessna 172. Important subjects are covered in detail, with supplements and explanations on the general principles involved. Much information NOT found in the aircraft's flight manual, but gleaned from flying experience has been incorporated into this book. All pilots, whether with 10 flying hours flying, or 10,000 hours flying, will find this book an invaluable companion to the aircrft's manual.

About the series
Each guide in this comprehensive series covers the fundamentals of flying and the principal characteristics of a specific type of aircraft, gathered from the advice and experiences of leading experts in the aviation industry. Geared for pilots looking to supplement their individual plane's official flight manual, these sourcebooks provide an overview of the aircraft and detailed descriptions of its handling characteristics, limitations, and performance data. A history of each airplane's use and function is also included

This book covers in detail everything the pilot needs to know about flying the PA 28 Cherokee. Important subjects are covered in detail, with supplements and explanations on the general principles involved. Much information NOT found in the aircraft's flight manual, but gleaned from flying experience has been incorporated into this book. All pilots, whether with 10 flying hours flying, or 10,000 hours flying, will find this book an invaluable companion to the aircrft's manual.

About the series
Each guide in this comprehensive series covers the fundamentals of flying and the principal characteristics of a specific type of aircraft, gathered from the advice and experiences of leading experts in the aviation industry. Geared for pilots looking to supplement their individual plane's official flight manual, these sourcebooks provide an overview of the aircraft and detailed descriptions of its handling characteristics, limitations, and performance data. A history of each airplane's use and function is also included

AFE's best selling flying training text book! Also known as the "Trial lesson", the introductory flying lesson is, for most people, the first time they have taken the controls of a light aircraft and experienced for themselves the unique sensation of piloting an aircraft.

This book, now in its second edition, has been written to help them get the best from this experience, whether it is a once-in-a-lifetime event, or the start of a flying career. The book assumes no prior knowledge and explains what is involved in the introductory flight in clear uncomplicated terms with a further section describing what is involved in getting a PPL. Invaluable for anyone who wants to get the most from their introductory flight, this book has now been up-dated to cover the Joint Aviation Regulations (JAR) procedures.

The written exams of the PPL course are a challenge for any pilot, and the questions are not getting any easier! Questions and Answers for the PPL Course allows the exam candidate to practice and evaluate their knowledge of each exam subject against a series of question papers written to the same style and manner as the actual exams with the same format, time limits and marking system. It is unique in giving answer references back to the popular PPL Course series for further study and revision. This 2000 edition is the only up-to-date publication of its kind, and the only one suitable for the JAR examinations (which are also used for the NPPL course). Many thousands of pilots have passed their written exams with the help of AFE's Questions and Answers books and you could too!

Air Law and Operational Procedures
Meteorology
Navigation
Aircraft Technical
Flight Performance and Planning
Human Factors
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Fully up-to-date to be used with the current JAR-PPL/NPPL written examinations.
Test papers with the same style, format, time limits and marking system as the real exams Includes detailed explanations for each model answer
Test and refresh your knowledge, identify weak areas, prepare to pass!