Convair 580 Pilot's Handbook Northwest/republic Airlines on 2040-parts.com
Andover, Minnesota, United States
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Pilot's Handbook for the Convair 580, from around 1987. The handbook is in good condition. It looks like some of it was published for Republic Airlines (1986 and earlier updates), which was purchased by Northwest Airlines, with updates from Northwest in 1987. See photos for more details.
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