I Learned About Flying from That!

By Various and Flying Magazine

Book Overview

Well-known pilots and writers, Brian Lecomber, John JA Smith and Neil Williams among others confess some of the worst moments of their flying careers. Illustrated by renowned aviation artist Lynn... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0830621938
• ISBN13: 9780830621934
• Release Date: January 1986
• Publisher: Tab Books
• Weight: 0.80 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.3" x 1.0" x 5.3"

Customer Reviews

Always a Good Read

This is the fourth edition of this well known series from Flying Magazine. Its as good now as it was when I started reading the ILAFFT articles in the magazine 30 years ago.

A nice read...

I always seem to go to the back of Flying magazine to read those articles. They're always educational and entertaining at the same time. I'm glad they finally made it into a book. My only question is when are they going to publish a new one?

I Learned About Flying From That

If you are a Student Pilot or care about one, see that he/she reads this book. It could save their life in an emergency sitaution in the air. The author is obviously an experienced pilot, because it is assumed that one khows the meaning of the initialed abreviations for such things as atc, msl and so on. A glossory of such terms would have helped a non-pilot understand the work better.

Here's to always learning about flying

As a new pilot, in my initial excitement, I bought way more books than I could read. However, the I LEARNED ABOUT FLYING FROM THAT (columns in FLYING magazine AND the) book was one of the least expensive, most readable, most educational investments I made. I am planning to get the others in the series too. It is amazing how avoidable some accidents are, and how many lessons can be learnt from other unavoidable ones, so that we do not fall victim to them. Even the non-flying reader will immensely enjoy the books. And, come to think of it, they cost less than some fiction and less interesting books. ....

Laugh And Shudder At The Same Time!

I am not yet a pilot, though I intend to be in the near future. I really enjoyed this book as it gave me insight not only into flying, but also into the attitudes of pilots. While reading this book, you really feel like you get into the heads of these pilots and see their philosophies. And it's fun to read as well!