The air traffic system : a commonsense guide /
"This completely revised and updated edition addresses recent advances in technology and procedures for both pilots and controllers. In a clear and logical style, the book progresses from basic procedures and personnel that pilots encounter in the air traffic system, through the normal sequence...
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| Language: | English |
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Ames, Iowa : [Oxford :
Iowa State University Press ; Blackwell, distributor],
c2003.
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| Edition: | 2nd ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Control Positions: Where Are They?
- 2. Radio Communications: How Do You Hear Me?
- 3. Radar Systems: Beauty or Beast?
- 4. Airspace: The Alpha, The Omega, And Some In Between
- 5. Radar Services For VFR Pilots: Is The Cure Worse Than The Disease?
- 6. More Airspace: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
- 7. Landing At Major Airports: Flying With The Pros
- 8. Special VFR: I'll Take One Too
- 9. The Pilot's Ultimate Responsibility: The Final Say
- 10. Emergency Situations: When I Need Them
- 11. Radar And Radio Systems Failures: Whose Problem Is It?
- 12. Approach Procedures: Shooting The Approach
- 13. Takeoff and Landing Shortcuts: Let Them Work For You
- 14. Dealing With Errors: Oops! I Goofed
- 15. The Pilot/Controller Partnership: Some Final Thoughts.