Reference Books

[Squawk7777]

Hello!

Being faced with the fact that the human brain forgets faster than it seems to learn (at least with me), I would like to hear from some ppruners which books they recommend as a must have for pro pilots. I don't really care whether it is technical, navigation, met, CRM etc.

Any good suggestions?


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[BlueEagle]

1. Flight Without Formula - sorry, don't know author.

2. Handling the Big Jets - Davies.

3. Handbook of Aviation Meterology - HMSO but out of print, still a must though.

4. The Jet Engine - Rolls Royce.

5. Handbook of Best Bars and Whorehouses Worldwide, (with updates).

Can't go wrong!:)

[Flypuppy]

Aircraft Performance Theory for Pilots
Pete Swatton

Aircraft Flight by RH Barnard and DR Philpott
ISBN 0 582 23656 8

The Jet Engine
Rolls Royce
ISBN 0902121 2 35

Handling the Big Jets 3rd Edition
DP Davies
ISBN 1 56027 071 3

VOR, ADF & RMI
Martin Cass
ISBN 1 84037 193 5

The Pilots Free Flight Atlas Europe
Not sure what the ISBN is