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Old 21st Nov 2008, 11:48
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Book available on "I learned about flying form that"?

Hi, I'm a new PPL and want to pick up as much experience asap. I particularly like the features in Pilot and Flyer that cover incidents/learning. Are there any good books out there with a compilation of all such learning - particularly for PPL VFR rather than commercial aviation.
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Old 21st Nov 2008, 11:54
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The American publishers of "Flying" magazine used to publish a book with exactly that title (ILAFFT). I suspect it may still be available.
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The American publishers of "Flying" magazine used to publish a book with exactly that title (ILAFFT). I suspect it may still be available
It is still available...... Try a search on Amazon.
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I think I got it from transair a while back but I can't remember. It's definitely available though
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Got got that book from Amazon last week, it's volume 4 and I've not seen earlier volumes though. Very good read.

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...Killing Zone...

Another excellent book, subtitled 'How and Why Pilots Die....' is

The Killing Zone by Paul Craig.

Available from all good bookstores near you (or on the web!)
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Many many years ago I had a morbid fascination for reading this sort of stuff,and my wife used to buy me a new GA disaster book every time one was published. I recall her telling me that one Christmas when she was placing a telephone order for my latest tranche of disaster fixes, both she and the salesman on the other end were reduced to tears of laughter each time she read out a new disaster title she knew I wanted. "Biggles burns" Biggles dies horribly" "Biggles perishes by a thousand deaths" etc
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