The Student Pilot's Quick Reference Manual... $16.95

Topics covered include:

• Ammeter, Understanding it
• ATC Shorthand
• ATIS
• Checkrides, Preparing for
• Cross Country Flight Planning
• Density Altitude
• Emergency Locator Transmitter
• Flight Plan, Why File?
• Flight Plan, Filing
• Fuel Contamination
• IFR Illusions
• Inadvertent IFR
• Inflight Distress
• Mid Air Collision Avoidance
• Military Training Routes
• Mountain Flying
• Night Flying, General
• Night Flying Fog Hazard
• Phonetic Alphabet
• Pilot Reports, Giving
• Preflight Inspection
• Radio Usage
• Special Use Airspace
• Surface Wind Determination
• Temperature Conversion
• Temporary Flight Restrictions
• Thunderstorms
• Tower Light Gun Signals
• Transponder Codes
• Trapped on Top of an Overcast
• Twenty-four Hour Clock
• Unfavorable Weather
• Unicom
• Vertigo
• Vertigo, Preventing
• Wake Turbulence
• Weather Briefings
• Weather Shorthand
• Wire Strikes

Use as your personal:

• Memory Jogger
• Review Source
• Reference Book
• Student Pilot Training Supplement

Be a Safe and Knowledgeable Pilot with The Student Pilot's Quick Reference Manual

This is a VERY BASIC book that serves as a real nice cockpit companion to comfort student pilots venturing out on their first solo cross country flights. This book provides immediate answers to questions and potential problems encountered during flight when there is no instructor to turn to, as there has been in all of those past dual training flights.

72 pages of easy to find quick scan information about weather hazards, emergency, and all weather operations will give student pilots exactly what they need to know just when they need to know it. 44 total topics of preflight and onboard data will help maintain the knowledge student pilots need to remain safe and competent.

This is the perfect book for inexperienced pilots still developing their skills and aviation knowledge - or for the private pilot who seldom flies and needs a quick refresher just prior to flight.

Below is a sample of the actual book