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From: cfiaime@ihnp4.UUCP (Jeff Williams)
Newsgroups: net.aviation
Subject: Re: Books on VFR flying techniques
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Date: Tue, 6-Nov-84 20:47:23 EST
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Posted: Tue Nov  6 20:47:23 1984
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Good books on VFR flying...boy did you ask a great question.

     "Fair Weather Flying" 
     "Understanding Flying" both by Richard Taylor

     "Weather Flying" by Robert Buck

     "How to Fly" by Gordon Baxter

     "Stick and Rudder" by Wolfgang Langwiesche (sp)

     "Design for Flying"
     "Design for Safety" both by David Thurston

For ground school I use the Jeppesen Private Pilot manual.

There are also some good "don't do it again" types of books like: 
     "Pilot Error"
     "I Learned About Flying From That" by Flying Magazine.

     "Tips to Fly By" by Richard Collins

These are just a few books that come to mind about VFR flight.  I will vouch
for them all, and recomend them to my students.  And you best believe that
there are a bunch that I missed...

                                  Jeff Williams
                                  AT&T Bell Laboratories
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