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The 2026 Gleim FAR/AIM consolidates the Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) and the Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM) into one easy-to-use reference book. They provide an expanded FAR index and an expanded AIM index.
Most books create additional work for the user. In contrast, the Gleim FAR/AIM simplifies and facilitates your effort. The text format, bigger and darker type, indentations, two-column structure, and spacing are designed to make it easier to read, learn, and understand. A comprehensive FAR index in front of the book and AIM index at the back of the book make it easier to find pertinent portions of the FARs and/or AIM than do government indexes.
Product Features:
- Flight bag size - smaller, more compact and lightweight (7" x 9") book
- Expanded and Easy-to-Use Indexes for both the FAR and the AIM
- SFARs now included!
- A comprehensive reference for all pilots
- NTSB Part 830 also included
- Full color AIM images
Table of Contents
FEDERAL AVIATION REGULATIONS
FAR Index
Part 1: Definitions and abbreviations
Part 23:
Airworthiness standards: Normal category airplanes
Part 43: Maintenance,
preventive maintenance, rebuilding, and alteration
Part 48: Registration and
marking requirements for small unmanned aircraft
Part 61: Certification:
Pilots, flight instructors, and ground instructors
Part 67: Medical standards
and certification
Part 68: Requirements for operating certain small aircraft
without a medical certificate
Part 71: Designation of Class A, B, C, D, and E
airspace areas; air traffic service routes; and reporting points
Part 73:
Special use airspace
Part 89: Remote Identification of Unmanned Aircraft
Part 91: General operating and flight rules
Part 93: Special air traffic
rules
Part 97: Standard instrument procedures
Part 99: Security control of
air traffic
Part 103: Ultralight vehicles
Part 105: Parachute operations
Part 107: Small unmanned aircraft systems
Part 110: General requirements
Part 111: Pilot Records Database
Part 117: Flight and duty limitations and
rest requirements: Flightcrew members
Part 119: Certification: Air carriers
and commercial operators
Part 120: Drug and alcohol testing program
Part
121: Operating requirements: Domestic, flag, and supplemental operations (online
access, not printed in book)
Part 133: Rotorcraft external-load operations
Part 135: Operating requirements: Commuter and on demand operations and rules
governing persons on board such aircraft
Part 136: Commercial air tours and
national parks air tour management
Part 137: Agricultural aircraft operations
Part 141: Pilot schools
Part 142: Training centers
Title 49: NTSB Part 830
Title 49: Part 1540: Civil aviation security: General rules
Title 49: Part
1550: Aircraft security under general operating and flight rules
Title 49:
Part 1552: Flight schools
Title 49: Part 1562: Operations in the Washington,
DC, metropolitan area
AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION MANUAL
AIM Detailed Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Air
navigation
Chapter 2: Aeronautical lighting and other airport visual aids
Chapter 3: Airspace
Chapter 4: Air traffic control
Chapter 5: Air traffic
procedures
Chapter 6: Emergency procedures
Chapter 7: Safety of flight
Chapter 8: Medical facts for pilots
Chapter 9: Aeronautical charts and
related publications
Chapter 10: Helicopter operations
Appendixes
Pilot/Controller Glossary
AIM Index
NASA Form 277
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Gleim 2026 FAR/AIM Book Overview:
The 2026 Gleim FAR/AIM consolidates the Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) and the Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM) into one easy-to-use reference book. They provide an expanded FAR index and an expanded AIM index.
Most books create additional work for the user. In contrast, the Gleim FAR/AIM simplifies and facilitates your effort. The text format, bigger and darker type, indentations, two-column structure, and spacing are designed to make it easier to read, learn, and understand. A comprehensive FAR index in front of the book and AIM index at the back of the book make it easier to find pertinent portions of the FARs and/or AIM than do government indexes.
Product Features:
- Flight bag size - smaller, more compact and lightweight (7" x 9") book
- Expanded and Easy-to-Use Indexes for both the FAR and the AIM
- SFARs now included!
- A comprehensive reference for all pilots
- NTSB Part 830 also included
- Full color AIM images
Table of Contents
FEDERAL AVIATION REGULATIONS
FAR Index
Part 1: Definitions and abbreviations
Part 23:
Airworthiness standards: Normal category airplanes
Part 43: Maintenance,
preventive maintenance, rebuilding, and alteration
Part 48: Registration and
marking requirements for small unmanned aircraft
Part 61: Certification:
Pilots, flight instructors, and ground instructors
Part 67: Medical standards
and certification
Part 68: Requirements for operating certain small aircraft
without a medical certificate
Part 71: Designation of Class A, B, C, D, and E
airspace areas; air traffic service routes; and reporting points
Part 73:
Special use airspace
Part 89: Remote Identification of Unmanned Aircraft
Part 91: General operating and flight rules
Part 93: Special air traffic
rules
Part 97: Standard instrument procedures
Part 99: Security control of
air traffic
Part 103: Ultralight vehicles
Part 105: Parachute operations
Part 107: Small unmanned aircraft systems
Part 110: General requirements
Part 111: Pilot Records Database
Part 117: Flight and duty limitations and
rest requirements: Flightcrew members
Part 119: Certification: Air carriers
and commercial operators
Part 120: Drug and alcohol testing program
Part
121: Operating requirements: Domestic, flag, and supplemental operations (online
access, not printed in book)
Part 133: Rotorcraft external-load operations
Part 135: Operating requirements: Commuter and on demand operations and rules
governing persons on board such aircraft
Part 136: Commercial air tours and
national parks air tour management
Part 137: Agricultural aircraft operations
Part 141: Pilot schools
Part 142: Training centers
Title 49: NTSB Part 830
Title 49: Part 1540: Civil aviation security: General rules
Title 49: Part
1550: Aircraft security under general operating and flight rules
Title 49:
Part 1552: Flight schools
Title 49: Part 1562: Operations in the Washington,
DC, metropolitan area
AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION MANUAL
AIM Detailed Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Air
navigation
Chapter 2: Aeronautical lighting and other airport visual aids
Chapter 3: Airspace
Chapter 4: Air traffic control
Chapter 5: Air traffic
procedures
Chapter 6: Emergency procedures
Chapter 7: Safety of flight
Chapter 8: Medical facts for pilots
Chapter 9: Aeronautical charts and
related publications
Chapter 10: Helicopter operations
Appendixes
Pilot/Controller Glossary
AIM Index
NASA Form 277
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Gleim 2026 FAR/AIM Book
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- By Geoff from Seattle WA USA on Monday, February 17, 2025
- Pros:
- Review: The Gleim FAR/AIM includes Part 135 which others don’t
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- By Greg from Hebron KY USA on Thursday, April 25, 2024
- Pros:
- Review: I'm disappointed it doesn't include Part 65.
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Readability is really substandard
- By Bill from Chesapeake, VA on Sunday, April 7, 2024
- Pros: None
- Review: Gleim missed the boat when it came to leveraging the additional size afforded by the 7 x 9 format (which Jeppesen has used for years). They reduced the type size in order to reduce the number of pages (e.g., my last Jeppesen version contains 400 more pages). In addition, Gleim committed several typography and printing mistakes: they selected a sans serif type face, reduced line leading, reduced the font size (all of which reduce readability), and they printed it on lighter paper stock (which created a lot of bleed through on the sheet that further reduces readability). In addition, they did not allow sufficient page on the binding edge and type runs into the binding gutter - another readability and utility error.
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- By Hank from Kaufman TX USA on Thursday, February 8, 2024
- Pros:
- Review: Book was missing information regarding FAR’s. Book does not hold up to normal use. Pages coming apart, spine not cohering to book.
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Could be better
- By A Customer from San Jose CA USA on Monday, May 22, 2023
- Pros: Cheaper
- Review: Thin paper. compared to ASA, looks one level lower. Ok for occasional use.
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I would buy this product again
- By Mike from Statesboro GA USA on Tuesday, May 16, 2023
- Pros: easy read
- Review: Meet expectations, relatively inexpensive
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Great book, up to date!
- By Noah from Hagaman NY USA on Tuesday, May 16, 2023
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- Review: Great FAR/AIM. Used this to pass my checkride oral!
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Readability is really substandard
- By Bill from Chesapeake, VA on Sunday, April 7, 2024
- Pros: None
- Cons: Gleim's production changes didn't reduce the cost significantly enough to warrant the compromise in readability and general utility.
- Review: Gleim missed the boat when it came to leveraging the additional size afforded by the 7 x 9 format (which Jeppesen has used for years). They reduced the type size in order to reduce the number of pages (e.g., my last Jeppesen version contains 400 more pages). In addition, Gleim committed several typography and printing mistakes: they selected a sans serif type face, reduced line leading, reduced the font size (all of which reduce readability), and they printed it on lighter paper stock (which created a lot of bleed through on the sheet that further reduces readability). In addition, they did not allow sufficient page on the binding edge and type runs into the binding gutter - another readability and utility error.
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- By Hank from Kaufman TX USA on Thursday, February 8, 2024
- Pros:
- Cons: Not all information is available in the book. Pages coming apart, book does not hold up to normal use.
- Review: Book was missing information regarding FAR’s. Book does not hold up to normal use. Pages coming apart, spine not cohering to book.
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Great book, up to date!
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