Books for interview
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Hi everybody,
I would like to find a book in order to be prepared for a prospective interview, about the technical stuff.
As I know, there is Ace Technical Pilot Interview First Edition with many errors.
I checked on Internet and there is a second edition issued on 2012.
What do you think guys about it ?
Do you know if there are other books whose can help me ?
Thanks for your feedback.
I would like to find a book in order to be prepared for a prospective interview, about the technical stuff.
As I know, there is Ace Technical Pilot Interview First Edition with many errors.
I checked on Internet and there is a second edition issued on 2012.
What do you think guys about it ?
Do you know if there are other books whose can help me ?
Thanks for your feedback.
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Besides the errors inside the books, still the best and most used in the job market.
Is up to you, after studying, correct errors and know the proper answer.
Is up to you, after studying, correct errors and know the proper answer.
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I just bought a copy of "Ace" edition 2 - still on the first chapter and it is already driving me nuts! It consistemtly refers to the "camber" of an aerofoil as the "chamber" and makes some very dubious statements about the differences between high and low aspect ratio wings.
There are lots of other places where it has me scratching my head thinking "is that right?". As a result the book is near useless other than as a prompt to go and look things up elsewhere - you certainly can't trust the answers it gives unless you already know that they are correct.
There are lots of other places where it has me scratching my head thinking "is that right?". As a result the book is near useless other than as a prompt to go and look things up elsewhere - you certainly can't trust the answers it gives unless you already know that they are correct.
