3 Advanced Pilot Training Reference Books Navigation, Ifr & Advanced Pilot on 2040-parts.com
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3 ADVANCED PILOT TRAINING BOOKS 1) The Advanced Pilot's Training Manual 5th Edition William K. Kershner Published by Iowa State University Press 1989 Bends to front cover. Interior pages very good 2) The Aviator's Guide to Modern Navigation Donald J. Clausing Published by Tab Books Blue Ridge Summit, PA 1987 Minor marks, very slightly bent corners to cover 3) Instrument Flying 3rd Edition Richard L. Taylor Published by Macmillan Publishing Co. 1986 Hard Cover. Very good condition with minor marks on dust jacket * Total weight of the three books 4 lbs 7 oz |
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