FAR/AIM Upkeep
 

Do most of you tab and highlight information in your FAR/AIM?

Reason I ask,is that I have started doing this, and the most tedious task is, transfering what i have highlighted in one FAR/AIM, to the next year's edition.

Being a CFI, I feel it is helpful to have things highlighted, so I see no other choice.

Comments?

Gizbug,
Is having the AIM/FAR tabbed for you or for others to look at?
If it is for others then the skill of finding what you want in that book is a skill needed to be developed. It seems to be designed to hide the information rather than make it easy to find.
I don't find the need to tab, as that is what the index is for.
Cheers

Well you get to see what changes have been made, so it has some merit. Hell I have been doing it for years. Its a good way to keep up I guess, I been flying for close to thirty years now, so I may have just a little more jaded view of it all.

George,
Good point, think I spend some time tabbing.

gizbug,

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Take Care,

Capt. Richard J. Gentil, Pres.
Naples Air Center, Inc.