Air Pilot's Manual Volume 2 Aviation Law & Meteorology Book

The past decade has brought significant changes to the aviation industry, necessitating multiple legislative updates and their implementation across flight training. In response, several new editions of the Air Pilot Manuals have been released. This edition of Volume 2 provides updated content for Aviation Law and Meteorology, reflecting the increasing availability of pilot briefing materials online and incorporating the latest changes introduced by EASA. The EASA Aircrew Regulation, which came into effect on 8th April 2012, is now fully integrated into this edition.

Unique to this series of PPL training manuals, you’ll find comprehensive references throughout the text, linking to source documents and relevant section numbers. This feature enables deeper research for those wishing to explore beyond the PPL syllabus.

Key Features of Volume 2:

• Aviation Law, Flight Rules, and Procedures: Essential knowledge for safe and lawful flying.
• The Private Pilot’s Licence: Detailed information about obtaining and maintaining your PPL.
• Meteorology: A thorough understanding of weather and its effects on flight.
• Practice Questions: Reinforce your learning with questions at the end of each chapter.

For over 35 years, the Air Pilot Manuals have been at the forefront of pilot training in the UK and worldwide. First created by Trevor Thom and Robert Johnson in the 1980s, this series has continually evolved to meet the needs of modern aviation students and instructors. Today, these manuals are carefully edited and published by the Pooley family, with contributions from experts like Dorothy Saul-Pooley and Daljeet Gill, ensuring their ongoing relevance and accuracy.

ISBN: 978-1-84336-233-3

Widely regarded for their precision and practicality, the Air Pilot Manuals are a trusted resource in flight schools and for individuals pursuing their PPL. The series remains a cornerstone of pilot education, continuously updated to meet the latest regulatory and training requirements.