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J. R. Williams
Softcover
272 pages
Out of Print.
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The Art of Instrument Flying (2nd Edition)
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This highly praised, award-winning classic takes the pilot through the “hands-on” flying of an aircraft, from the basics to actual instrument approaches, using only radios and instrumentation.
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| Weight | 0.600 kg |
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| Dimensions | 23.0 × 18.4 × 2.30 cm |
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