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The ULTIMATE REFERENCE BOOK that explains all aspects of aviation from props to heavy jets. 430 (8.5 x 11) pages crammed with virtually EVERY scrap of information essential and necessary for EVERY PILOT. All that knowledge you wish you could have at your finger tips all the time, and many things you never even thought about. Fun to read and yet excruciatingly detailed.

You will be AMAZED!

Don't waste hundreds of dollars on a library of other books. This is the real deal. Everything in one place, in PLAIN ENGLISH, and super easy to find!

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