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FARs Explained by Jeppesen Part 1, 61, 91, 141 and NTSB 830
When Captain Jeppesen began writing down letdown procedures in his "little black book", flying was less complicated and far less reliable. The demand for dependable schedules and safety in increasingly congested airspace has forced pilots to give up the romance of silk scarves and face the realities of complex, and sometimes confusing, regulations. Intended to increase safety and make common sense of the law, the Federal Aviation Regulations have become so detailed and complex that pilots have fond themselves saying "I know what is says, but what does it mean?". To help pilots answer the question "what does it mean?" the Federal Aviation Regulations Explained looks at Federal Register Preambles, FAA Advisory Circulars, the Aeronautical Information Manual, Cases, FAA Chief Counsel opinions, and other regulatory background. Federal Aviation Regulations Explained is the only publication that also provides cross references and an index to help pilots see the regulatory "big picture". This book contains the regulations for FAR Parts 61, 91, 141, and NTSB 830. Now includes Sport Pilot and Fractional Ownership Rules too. In addition, FAR Part 1 is included as a reference source for the other regulations. Each regulation has the following interpretive resources:
Written by Kent Jackson and Lori Edwards, attorneys with the law firm of Jackson & Wade. The firm promotes and fosters the aviation industry by guiding clients through the conflicting requirements of the FAA, IRS, and other international , federal, and local governing bodies. Last Revised April 2009. List Price: Our Price: $34.25 Related Shopping Areas:
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