Flashcard Study Guides help to develop and maintain a solid core-knowledge of the rules and regulations that are a part of a pilot's daily life. Designed to be easy to pack and carry, flashcards provide pertinent regulatory questions with detailed answers and references for further study.

The AIM Flashcards set contains 92 practice questions from the Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM).

Written by airline pilot instructor and author, Ron McElroy, cards are especially helpful for folks operating IFR and/or as an ATP. Printed on heavy card stock in a 4"x 6" format, shrink-wrapped in clear plastic. A hole punched through the cards and a metal ring clip is included to keep the cards in order.

Our Price:  $17.50

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Saturday, December 13, 2008 CFII is disappointed by Larry from Lindale TX USA  Pros: 2 star for IFR review Cons: Cost way more than it's worth Review: Hoped it would be a good quick way to review, but it was'nt. Maybe a little value in ifr review. Still had to go back to FAR/AIM book to fill in the gaps. Better off with new FAR/AIM each year and spend a day with a high lighter and red pen to transfer notes from the previous year. I separated VFR from IFR, that helped. Would prefer a ringed binder or flip chart, the single big ring gets in the way in a briefcase with my other aviation resource books. Don't buy. Friday, April 25, 2008 by Andres from San Antonio TX  Review: Nothing too great, you will not be able to learn the AIM with these until you really read the AIM, is just to review things. Wednesday, April 23, 2008 Good review especially for IFR by John from Salt Lake City UT USA  Review: Great for IFR pilots, good general review material.