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Old 11th May 2004 | 10:45
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Which Aviation Dictionary?

Hi all,

Just been looking through the aviation catalogues.

Can anyone recommend a Dictionary of Aviation Terms?

I have been looking at:

1) Dictionary of Aviation Terms by Dale Crane (ASA) = £14.95
2) Aircraft Technical Dictionary by Jeppessen = £10.95

Any opinions??

Many thanks,

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JAR-1 "Definitions", freely downloadable from the JAA's website.

Maybe not as good as the others, but you may as well start with it.

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I've used Dale Crane's one for years. Helped me through 2 ATPL's.
Here's the JAR that Genghis mentioned. Bookmark this site.
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Old 11th May 2004 | 17:49
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Hello,

Like reddo i also use Dale Crane's Dictionary of Aeronautical Terms and i have to admit it was money well spent.
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Dale Crane dictionary is looking favourite.

I am on the brink of ordering it, is the dictionary more for pilots or engineers or both?

Thanks for the replies.

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Hi Jinks,

I find it applicable to both pilots and engineers which is good.

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