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Basic
Aerobatics by Geza Szurovy, Mike Goulian
Aerobatic Champion Mike Goulian and award-winning aviation writer Geza Szurovy
explain everything the prospective acrobatic pilot needs to know about aerobatics. A
variety of maneuvers-loops, slow rolls, Cuban eights, inverted flight, and many more-are
discussed and illustrated with diagrams and in-flight photos. And, the theory and practice
of aerobatics are explained. Not only does the aerobatic student learn how to conduct the
maneuver, but learns also what is happening to the airplane and why it is happening. |
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Advanced
Aerobatics by Geza Szurovy, Michael Goulian
This book is exhilarating presentation of advanced aerobatics. Twenty
specific maneuvers are presented in individual chapters that follow the same logical
pattern: clear, concise description of the move; discussion of the theory behind it;
step-by-step details on how to fly it; a look at common errors; and corrective measures to
take if something goes wrong. Also covered are the effects of aerobatics on the human
body, training regimens to enhance performance, flying high-performance aircraft, and all
aspects of competition. |
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The $100 Hamburger : A Guide to Pilots' Favorite Fly-In Restaurants
by John F. Purner
The $100 Hamburger provides firsthand pilot reports on 1,000+ restaurants at or
very near general aviation airports across the United States and in 15 foreign countries.
Pilots tell of their experiences and give their impressions of each eatery, and answer key
questions of location, food quality and type, service, ambiance, and price. A rating
system of 1 to 5 hamburgers is used. Geographically indexed, restaurants are listed
alphabetically within each state or country. |
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Aerodine's
Pilot Travel Guide by Kenneth J. Keifer
Aerodine's Pilot Travel Guide is one of the most comprehensive available.
Its 1,022 pages contain listings of over 1,300 fly-in restaurants and resorts,
90 aviation museums and over 100 articles about interesting places to visit near
airports. Designed to be a complete trip planning reference it offers available
ground transportation and airport services, in-flight catering and cross-country tips.
Local maps and info on golfing, skiing, hiking and sight-seeing make this book
indispensable for the avid cross country traveler. |
| The
Basic Aerobatic Manual by William K. Kershner |
| Aerobatics
by Neil Williams, L.R. Williams (Illustrator) |
| Flying
for Fun and Profit : Airplanes, Gliders, Ultralights, Balloons, Etc. (2000) |
| 101
Things to Do With Your Private License by Leroy Cook |
| Cutting
the Cost of Flying by Geza
Szurovy |
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