• Effects of Controls, including throttle, flap and trim
• Straight and Level flight, achieving lateral balance.
• Turning, the Medium banked turn in level flight.
• Climbing, full power and pitch correction.
• Descending, with and without power.
• Slow flight, ten knots above stalling speed.
• Plus Aerobatcs, a demonstration of sheer excitement, fly in the cockpit for loops, rolls and spins, the ultimate achievement of the pilot as all his skills come together to produce this exhilarating experience.
• The contents of this DVD meet the requirements of the JAA European Private Pilot Licence Course.

A comprehensive book giving details of Light Aircraft, Microlights and Ultralights. Well illustrated with new colour photographs and drawings, the book endeavours to help the pilot identify many common aircraft types and furnished useful information such as wing span, weight, max speed, cruising speed, stalling speed, climb rate and range. Contains photographs and line drawings Historical facts Construction, size, weight Speeds and Range A rotorcraft section
This newly published volume contains listings for hundreds of light aircraft, microlights, kitplanes and rotorcraft (including a short history, weights, dimensions and photograph for each type), many of which cannot be found in the usual aircraft directories.

Many more light aircraft types, both old and new have been added for this edition and previous entires updated.
Mr Armour has kept to the original aims of including only types that still exist and may be seen in the UK - flying mainly, others static and some waiting to appear from long periods of storage and restoration.
The type classification gets more complicated, with VLAs, SLAs and 450kg microlights. As even the experts are still haggling over which type belongs in which category Mr Armour has largely stuck to his old classifications.

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

With each Video Lesson following the practical flying exercises exactly as per the JAR Syllabus, this Complete JAR PPL Flying Course 2 DVD set filmed in superb quality from inside the cockpit helps you to obtain the JAR PPL. For the cost of one lesson, you can review and study every lesson in the course over and over again saving you time and therefore money when in the air.
It bridges the gap of an up-to-date and high quality training aid sadly lacking in this market for some time and comes highly recommended.
Using this Inside the cockpit procedure it allows the DVD to focus on the “follow me through technique ” Your instructor for this DVD, a Boeing 767 pilot & CAA Examiner shows you how to fly correctly by demonstrating each manoeuvre and explaining the effects on the aircraft your action is having. It incorporates the safety factors you must be aware of as well as demonstrating a good standard of airmanship throughout.
There are 2 DVD's in this package covering 46 separate interactive Lessons from Flying Straight & Level to executing a safe Crosswind Landing.

Included on the DVD are numerous pages of Information & Checklists.
Using 7 camera positions inside and outside the aircraft, high definition cameras have been used for crystal clear pictures. ( HD television or DVD player is not required)
This an invaluable study aid for new pilots and for qualified pilots provides an important reference source of the proper flying skills for continuous Pilot improvement.