Books

This edition has new and expanded content for the pilot to apply during preflight, and discussion of the departure, en route, and arrival phases of instrument flight.

It’s important to go in well-prepared to thwart the Dunning-Kruger effect.

This update on the G1000 book should be issued to all CFIs.

English author Frederick Forsyth’s The Shepherd hits especially close to home for private pilots.

ASA’s newly released FAA test prep material reflects the latest information and includes updates for two years.

According to ASA, ‘Mental Math for Pilots’ teaches readers how to solve math problems in the cockpit without calculators, using solutions that are simple and practical for airborne contingencies.

“Bomber Boys: WWII Flight Jacket Art,” creates a visual record of A-2 jackets from World War II as seen through the lens of award-winning photographer John Slemp.

Advisory circulars from the FAA used to be sent to pilots via the U.S. mail. They were printed on blue paper and sometimes arrived with such frequency you felt like you were on Hogan’s Heroes—every message that the characters on that classic TV show got from London came on blue paper. A great many of […]

Part entrepreneurship manual, part autobiography, the book went on sale October 11.

Pilot Workshops has released the latest in its series of guides for already-rated instrument pilots, IFR Procedures: A Pilot-Friendly Manual.