Every once in awhile, a product comes along that makes each reader exclaim, Wow!. The new Jeppesen Private Pilot Manual is the first book that has consistently produced such a reaction from everyone who has seen it. It is simply the finest learn-to-fly manual ever produced. It contains information that every pilot needs, whether student or experienced instructor, and you’ll be using it as your aviation encyclopedia long after you’ve completed your training. .

The Private Pilot textbook is your primary source for initial study and review on your journey to becoming a private pilot if you are learning to fly in the USA under FAA rules. The intuitive organization and colorful presentation of the manual helps you learn quickly from the start. The text contains complete and concise explanations of the fundamental concepts every private pilot needs to know, with the subjects arranged in a logical manner that builds upon previously introduced topics. You can expand your knowledge of specific subjects and the world of aviation by exploring the Discovery Insets strategically placed throughout the chapters. To help you understand how your mind and body function during flight, human factors principles are presented in Human Element Insets. Throughout the manual, concepts that directly relate to FAA test questions are described in FAA Question Insets. To help you review material more effectively, key terms are highlighted throughout the text and listed at the end of each section along with a checklist that summarizes important concepts. Additionally, you can evaluate your understanding of material by completing the associated questions found at the end of each section.

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• Jeppesen Guided Flight Discovery Private Pilot Manual is an integral component within the GFD Pilot Training System. The organization and colorful presentation of the text helps students learn quickly from the start. Discovery insets expand on important ideas and concepts in the text. The information ties in references from the world of aviation, including NTSB investigations and aviation history. Human Element insets introduce pilots to the human factors aspect of flight. FAA Question Insets highlight concepts directly relating to FAA test questions. Each chapter begins with highlighted learning objectives. Cross-Reference Icons direct students to related subject areas. Key terms are highlighted for quick review. And each chapter closes with a Summary Checklist and Questions to reinforce the learning process.

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The Flight Instructor Manual uses over 1,000 full-color photos and illustrations to help you turn your passion for flying into your profession. The manual presents complete and concise explanations of training techniques that every pilot seeking a basic flight instructor certificate and/or an instrument or multi-engine instructor rating needs to know. Subjects are often expanded upon through the use of Discovery Insets, which are strategically placed throughout the chapters. POV Insets provide examples, from a flight instructor's point of view, of how learning and teaching concepts can be applied in real-world training situations.

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Periodically, human factors principles are presented in Human Element Insets to help you teach your students about how their minds and bodies function in flight. Throughout the manual, concepts that directly relate to FAA test questions are described in FAA Question Insets. To help you review material more effectively, key terms are highlighted throughout the text and listed at the end of each chapter along with a checklist, which summarizes important concepts. Additionally, you can evaluate your understanding of material introduced in a particular section by completing the associated questions at the end of each chapter.

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The Multi-Engine textbook uses full-color photos and illustrations to provide complete and concise explanations of the advanced concepts and ideas that every pilot seeking a multi-engine rating needs to know. Incorporating the most recent information on multi-engine performance, safety, and aerodynamics, the Multi-Engine textbook presents each subject in an innovative, logical, and contemporary format. Each chapter includes Discovery Insets that explore the world of aviation and Human Element Insets that provide insight about how the mind and body function in flight. Summary Checklists, Key Terms, and Questions provide comprehensive review at the end of each section. Practical application of concepts is a primary focus of the Multi-Engine textbook. Scenarios are provided to help readers put their knowledge of systems, performance, and weight and balance to use. The latest research regarding engine-out aerodynamics and procedures is thoroughly examined. Multi-engine maneuvers and procedures are detailed step by step within the text, eliminating the need for a separate maneuvers manual. Helpful hints based on the real-world experiences of pilots and instructors enhance the maneuver descriptions. Human factors topics receive special treatment with sections focusing on safety and aeronautical decision-making, specifically related to multi-engine operations.

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• Jeppesen practically "wrote the book" on pilot training: Over 2.5 million pilots have learned to fly using their materials, and the multi-engine manual and accompanying video are the most popular multi-engine study materials ever. Jeppesen manuals are based on the Study/Review learning concept, whereby you read a chapter and then test yourself with review questions.

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The principles of airborne navigation have evolved considerably over the last 100 years. With commercial aircraft now capable of flights in excess of 20 hours, with much of the duration spent over the oceans, navigation techniques have had to evolve to meet these new demands.

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• Basics of Navigation
• Magnetism
• Compasses
• Charts
• Dead Reckoning Navigation
• In-Flight Navigation
• Inertial Navigation Systems

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The JAR ATPL (A) General Navigation examination requires a competency in the calculations of distance, direction, speed, and time. It also requires a detailed understanding of maps and charts, including their properties and limitations. This volume takes the prospective Airline Transport Pilot from basic navigational and plotting skills to the principles and application of Inertial Navigation Systems (INS). Not only does this volume prepare the student for the General Navigation examination, it also discusses the practical aspects of navigation that might be encountered during commercial airline operations.

This new 2005 manual is part of the most current set of JAA ATPL training books on the market. The philosophy of these manuals is to train pilots to fly safely and competently, not just pass the exams. To this end, the material is thorough and comprehensive, yet the books utilise full-color graphics and diagrams that make complex topics easier to grasp. The complete set of 15 volumes contains nearly 4,000 pages.

Airframes & Systems, Electrics, Powerplant, and Emergency Equipment (ASEPE) - Aeroplanes, subject 021, covers a broad swathe of information that is examined in one paper. To make this information manageable, the 021 subject is broken down into three volumes; these are Airframes & Systems [which incorporates Emergency Equipment], Electrics, and Powerplant.

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• Fuselage
• Windows
• Wings
• Stabilising Surfaces
• Landing Gear
• Flight Controls
• Hydraulics
• Pneumatic Systems
• Air Conditioning System
• Pressurisation
• De-ice / Anti-Ice Systems
• Fuel Systems

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Airframes & Systems provides a good grounding in the technical aspect of an aircraft's structure and systems, detailing, for examination purposes where required, the regulations that the student has to know and the methods by which these requirements are met. As with other subjects, there will always be areas that the student has studied that are not questioned in the exam. Learning this information is not effort wasted, as the information given within the volume provides the foundation knowledge on which the type rating course can be built.

This new 2005 manual is part of the most current set of JAA ATPL training books on the market. The philosophy of these manuals is to train pilots to fly safely and competently, not just pass the exams. To this end, the material is thorough and comprehensive, yet the books utilise full-color graphics and diagrams that make complex topics easier to grasp. The complete set of 15 volumes contains nearly 4,000 pages.

It is recognised that not everybody has a natural inclination towards technical subjects such as electricity. These notes are written in an informative style which leads you from the most basic DC circuits to understanding and appreciating the concepts behind advanced aircraft electrical systems. On completion of study, you will have all the required information to pass this part of the Aircraft Systems and Powerplant examination.

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• Direct Current
• Alternating Current
• Batteries
• Magnetism
• Generator / Alternator
• Semiconductors
• Circuits

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Airframes & Systems, Electrics, Powerplant, and Emergency Equipment (ASEPE) - Aeroplanes, subject 021, covers a broad swathe of information that is examined in one paper. To make this information manageable, the 021 subject is broken down into three volumes; these are Airframes & Systems [which incorporates Emergency Equipment], Electrics, and Powerplant. This volume covers Electrics.

This new 2005 manual is part of the most current set of JAA ATPL training books on the market. The philosophy of these manuals is to train pilots to fly safely and competently, not just pass the exams. To this end, the material is thorough and comprehensive, yet the books utilise full-color graphics and diagrams that make complex topics easier to grasp. The complete set of 15 volumes contains nearly 4,000 pages.

Principles of Flight is a fundamental key to many of the other theoretical subjects and of course to flight training. This volume has been written to give the student a good understanding of the principles underlying their practical flying training. Through the use of colored diagrams and limited mathematics, it explores the theoretical and practical aspects of low and high speed flight, flying controls, lift augmentation, aeroplane stability and design, and the aerodynamic aspects of propellers.

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• Laws and Definitions
• Aerofoil Airflow
• Aeroplane Airflow
• Lift Coefficient
• Total Drag
• Ground Effect
• Stall
• Clmax Augmentation
• Lift Coefficient and Speed
• Boundary Layer
• High Speed Flight
• Stability
• Flying Controls
• Adverse Weather Conditions
• Propellers
• Operating Limitations
• Flight Mechanics

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Fundamental laws and definitions are stated, explained, and then applied. Where mathematical equations are introduced, worked examples are included.

This new 2005 manual is part of the most current set of JAA ATPL training books on the market. The philosophy of these manuals is to train pilots to fly safely and competently, not just pass the exams. To this end, the material is thorough and comprehensive, yet the books utilise full-color graphics and diagrams that make complex topics easier to grasp. The complete set of 15 volumes contains nearly 4,000 pages.

Mass and Balance covers the factors governing the loading of an aeroplane to ensure that the longitudinal centre of gravity and mass are within the structural and performance limits. This volume has been written to give you a good understanding of the effects of adding or subtracting a mass from an aeroplane, or moving a mass within an aeroplane, through the use of explanation and worked examples. It enables you to understand the importance of ensuring that the aeroplane for which you are responsible is correctly loaded and trimmed for flight and ground operations.

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• Definition and Terminology
• Limits
• Loading
• Centre of Gravity

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The JAR—FCL has adopted the UK CAA Civil Aviation Publication (CAP) 696 for Mass and Balance examination purposes. This volume details three generic aeroplanes, single engine piston aeroplane, a multi-engine piston aeroplane, and medium range twin jet.

This new 2005 manual is part of the most current set of JAA ATPL training books on the market. The philosophy of these manuals is to train pilots to fly safely and competently, not just pass the exams. To this end, the material is thorough and comprehensive, yet the books utilise full-color graphics and diagrams that make complex topics easier to grasp. The complete set of 15 volumes contains nearly 4,000 pages.

A sound knowledge of Air Law is fundamental for all pilots. This volume covers the origins of aviation law before covering the practical elements of the rules of the air, personnel licensing and the operational aspects of Air Law as they affect the Airline Transport Pilot.

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• International Agreements and Organisations
• Annex 8 - Airworthiness of Aircraft
• Annex 7 - Aircraft Nationality and Registration Marks
• Annex 1 - Licensing
• Rules of the Air
• Procedures for Air Navigation
• Air Traffic Services
• Aerodromes
• Facilitation
• Search and Rescue
• Security
• Aircraft
• Accident Investigation
• JAR-FCL National Law

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Air Law is often a daunting subject to many students. This volume is designed to be as "friendly" as possible whilst ensuring that you are fully prepared for the JAR Air Law examination. A number of procedures are described in detail which takes you from the flight planning phase through the departure phase, radar procedures, holding procedures, and the approach phase of flight. You will also gain knowledge of aerodrome facilities, the specific requirements of the Search and Rescue Alerting Service, the notification and investigation of aircraft accidents, and acts of unlawful interference.

This new 2005 manual is part of the most current set of JAA ATPL training books on the market. The philosophy of these manuals is to train pilots to fly safely and competently, not just pass the exams. To this end, the material is thorough and comprehensive, yet the books utilise full-color graphics and diagrams that make complex topics easier to grasp. The complete set of 15 volumes contains nearly 4,000 pages.

Operational Procedures include the requirements for the issue of an Air Operator's Certificate (AOC), Flight Operations and Planning, Low Visibility Operations, and Transoceanic Flight. A significant part of the volume covers Special Operational Procedures and Hazards such as icing, fire, wind shear, wake turbulence, pressurisation failure, and the carriage of dangerous goods.

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• Operator
• Air Operations Certificate
• Flight Operations
• Aerodrome Operating Minima
• Low Visibility Operations
• Special Operational
• Procedures and Hazards
• Transoceanic and Polar Flight

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Remember that this text is a study guide and is not to be used as an operational reference as JAR OPS-1 is a "living" document that is regularly amended.

This new 2005 manual is part of the most current set of JAA ATPL training books on the market. The philosophy of these manuals is to train pilots to fly safely and competently, not just pass the exams. To this end, the material is thorough and comprehensive, yet the books utilise full-color graphics and diagrams that make complex topics easier to grasp. The complete set of 15 volumes contains nearly 4,000 pages.

With a complete pilot/controller glossary, including ICAO terms, and changes conveniently indicated in the text, the Jeppesen edition of the 2008 FAR/AIM is an excellent study or reference source.

New 7"X9" Flight bag size.

Now includes FAR Parts 97 and 135 in addition to FAR Parts 1, 43, 61, 67, 71, 73, 91, 119, 133, 141, 142, HMR 175 and NTSB 830 and Sport Pilot Rules.
Includes special study lists to help students focus on the necessary FARs and exercise questions for the Private, Instrument, Commercial and Helicopter tests.

An essential reference source and an invaluable study tool. Covers Federal Aviation Regulation Parts 1, 43, 61, 67, 71, 73, 91, 97, 119, 133, 135, 141, 142, HMR 175 and NTSB 830. Includes special study lists to help students focus on the necessary FARs and exercise questions for the Private, Instrument, Commercial and Helicopter tests.