Air Pilot's Manual Volume 4 The Aeroplane Technical Book

With over 200,000 copies sold, Volume 4 of the Air Pilot Manuals series is a vital resource for private pilot training, focusing on Aeroplane Technical knowledge. Part of a seven-volume set, this manual is constantly updated by an expert team, ensuring it remains a trusted reference for both students and instructors preparing for CAA PPL examinations.

Key Features of Volume 4:

• Aircraft (General) and Aircraft (Type): A thorough guide to aircraft principles, covering general knowledge and specific types.
• Principles of Flight: Detailed explanations of the science behind how aeroplanes fly.
• Airframe, Engines, and Systems: Comprehensive coverage of key aircraft components and their functions.
• Airworthiness: Important information on maintaining and ensuring aircraft safety.
• Flight Planning and Performance: Guidelines on effective flight preparation and performance management.
• Practice Questions: Each chapter includes practice questions to aid learning and exam preparation.

For over 35 years, the Air Pilot Manuals have set the standard in academic pilot training in the UK and around the world. Developed originally by Trevor Thom and Robert Johnson, these manuals were first published in 1987 and quickly became the primary resource in 95% of UK flying schools. Since then, the series has expanded and evolved, continuously updated to reflect advancements in aviation.

Edited and published by the Pooley family, with the assistance of Dorothy Saul-Pooley and Daljeet Gill, the Air Pilot Manuals remain renowned for their accuracy and practical application. Used globally, these manuals provide a solid foundation for pilots at every stage of their training.

ISBN: 978-1-84336-216-6

The Air Pilot Manuals continue to be a comprehensive and reliable guide for pilot training, recognized by flight schools and aviation authorities worldwide.