Glider Flying HandbookSimon and Schuster, 11 thg 2, 2011 - 240 trang This book—prepared by the Federal Aviation Administration—is a resource without equal for glider pilots. Covering components and systems, flight instruments, performance limitations, preflight and ground operations, launch and recovery procedures, flight maneuvers, traffic patterns, soaring weather, radio navigation, and much more, it lays out in authoritative detail the science, mechanics, and regulations that every pilot needs to know. Plus, it contains a glossary of essential terms and crystal-clear color illustrations. No one should learn to fly, or fly a glider, without this information close at hand. |
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Components and Systems | |
Aerodynamics of Flight | |
Flight Instruments | |
Glider Performance | |
Preflight and Ground Operations | |
Launch and Recovery Procedures and Flight Maneuvers | |
Abnormal and Emergency Procedures | |
Soaring Weather | |
Soaring Techniques | |
CrossCountry Soaring | |
GLOSSARY | |
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Glider Flying Handbook (FAA-H-8083-13) U. S. Department of Transportation,Federal Aviation Administration Không có bản xem trước - 2013 |
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