Flying the Mountains

McGraw Hill Aviation
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    • PN: 9780071410533
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HIGH ALTITUDE, LOW RISK!

Piloting aircraft above mountainous regions demands more than a thirst for adventure. It also requires a keen understanding of the unique challenges involved in mountain flying — for the safety and pleasure of everyone involved. That's why if you're a pilot, a flight instructor, or are learning to fly, Flying the Mountains is the one-stop, practical resource you need to stay safe while soaring at extreme altitudes. Written with insight by a noted high-elevation flight instructor and pilot, Flying the Mountains:

  • Outlines the nature of mountain flying
  • Relays mountain flight accident statistics and causes
  • Details effects of altitude on aircraft and pilots
  • Examines in-flight ailments related to mountain flying
  • Reviews take-off conditions from mountain airports
  • And much, much more!
  • Logically organized by phases of flight — from preflight preparation to landings — Flying the Mountains delivers a potent combination of statistics, techniques, and examples of actions (correct and incorrect) used in actual flight scenarios.

    Book Details:
    Author: Fletcher Fairchild Anderson
    Paperback: 332 pages
    Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional; 1 edition (January 21, 2003)
    ISBN: 0071410538
    Shipping Weight: 1.3 pounds.
     

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    HIGH ALTITUDE, LOW RISK!

    Piloting aircraft above mountainous regions demands more than a thirst for adventure. It also requires a keen understanding of the unique challenges involved in mountain flying — for the safety and pleasure of everyone involved. That's why if you're a pilot, a flight instructor, or are learning to fly, Flying the Mountains is the one-stop, practical resource you need to stay safe while soaring at extreme altitudes. Written with insight by a noted high-elevation flight instructor and pilot, Flying the Mountains:

  • Outlines the nature of mountain flying
  • Relays mountain flight accident statistics and causes
  • Details effects of altitude on aircraft and pilots
  • Examines in-flight ailments related to mountain flying
  • Reviews take-off conditions from mountain airports
  • And much, much more!
  • Logically organized by phases of flight — from preflight preparation to landings — Flying the Mountains delivers a potent combination of statistics, techniques, and examples of actions (correct and incorrect) used in actual flight scenarios.

    Book Details:
    Author: Fletcher Fairchild Anderson
    Paperback: 332 pages
    Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional; 1 edition (January 21, 2003)
    ISBN: 0071410538
    Shipping Weight: 1.3 pounds.
     

     

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    Overall pretty good book

    • By A Customer on Friday, May 07, 2021
    • Pros: Good weather information
    • Review: Overall, this book reads well and it's got some good information especially on the areas of weather. For flying in the Colorado mountains it is a good resource.

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    Great practical information

    • By Mark from Central Coast California on Monday, February 05, 2018
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    • Review: Being new to the mountains, there was a lot of info in this book that I had not considered, mostly related to engine management and aeronautical considerations, but a LOT of actual incidents described in detail. Definitely worth the money.

    Overall pretty good book

    • By A Customer on Friday, May 07, 2021
    • Pros: Good weather information
    • Cons: Not much detail on actual takeoff and landing operations or considering technology
    • Review: Overall, this book reads well and it's got some good information especially on the areas of weather. For flying in the Colorado mountains it is a good resource.
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    Great practical information

    • By Mark from Central Coast California on Monday, February 05, 2018
    • Review: Being new to the mountains, there was a lot of info in this book that I had not considered, mostly related to engine management and aeronautical considerations, but a LOT of actual incidents described in detail. Definitely worth the money.
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