Cross-Country Flying

by Jerry A. Eichenberger

Book Overview

Now updated to include new U.S. airspace classifications, this practical and popular guide tells pilots everything they need to know for safe and enjoyable VFR cross-country flying in single-engine... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 007015077X
• ISBN13: 9780070150775
• Release Date: November 1994
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing
• Length: 206 Pages
• Weight: 0.90 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 7.3" x 9.1"

Customer Reviews

The best for a beginning student pilot

This was the best book any student pilot,mostly Private Pilot, Insturment Rating Pilot can have because every chapter was really interesting. Some parts can be boring or confusing but when you get hooked on the book, you just simply can't put the book down. It covers all you need to kown about CCF. For ex.lightplane avionics, airspace, how to fly a CC trip and using a Navigaion log, weather flying as in what weather to fly in and what weather to watch out for and stay out of. It also covers one chapter about Mountain Flying and in another chapter night CCF. I also recomend you get tghe book including Light Airplane Essentials (Practical Flying Series).

The best for a beginning student pilot

This was the best book any student pilot (especially Private Pilot and Instrument Rating Pilot) can have because every chapter was really interesting. Some small parts can be boring or confusing but when you get hooked on it, you simply can't put the book down. It covers all you need to know about CCF. For example, lightplane avionics, airspace, how to fly a CC trip, and using a Navigation Log, weather flying as in what weather to fly in and what weather to watch out for and stay out of. It also covers one chapter about Mountain Flying and in another chapter night CCF. I also recommend you get the book Light Airplane Essentials (Practical Flying Series) together with CCF.