Very interesting book!
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Very interesting book!
Just a quick reccomendation, I am reading a book at the moment called "Mechanics of flight", by A.C Kermode, 10th edition. Its very interesting, and although there is a lot of maths and formulae, it is well written and raises a lot of intersting points! Anyone else read anything good recently?
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I used Kermode during my PPL training as it provided a more thorough grounding than found in the Trevor Thom's - although they too are useful.
I have in my hand a copy of Stick and Rudder, just bought for some light holiday reading in a few weeks time.
And as a personal recommendation I'd like to suggest The Killing Zone : How and Why Pilots Die. A not very jolly title for a very informative book.
Last Christmas I received a copy of "Ask the Pilot - Everything you need to know about air travel". A bit tongue in cheek as a gift, but a lightweight read about the industry.
I have in my hand a copy of Stick and Rudder, just bought for some light holiday reading in a few weeks time.
And as a personal recommendation I'd like to suggest The Killing Zone : How and Why Pilots Die. A not very jolly title for a very informative book.
Last Christmas I received a copy of "Ask the Pilot - Everything you need to know about air travel". A bit tongue in cheek as a gift, but a lightweight read about the industry.
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A very interesting online book is "See how it flies". It is a very insightful book on flight mechanics written by John Denker, physics-professor-cum-flight-instructor.