Private Pilot License (PPL)
Initial fitting-out for an expectant private pilot. The Flightbag Pilot Wings with two separate pockets and previous pocket is equipped with:Flightbag Pilot Wings, blackTwo ICAO-Charts Germany or two VFR+GPS-Charts Europe Flight Computer StudentAristo triangleSchiffmann-LogbookKB-1 knee boardMarking tape pink for chartsPPL-Questionnaire (Software Download)Please specify when ordering which cards you want!
Motorflug kompakt - Das Grundwissen zur PrivatpilotenlizenzLanguage: GermanPages: app. 400
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This extensive course by DWD (Deutscher Wetterdienst) includes the complete examination subjects about aviation weather for PPL-and ATPL pilots as well as for everybody interested in meteorology.Lecturer is `Aviation Weather Adviser´ Manfred Riediger. His meteorological tuition includes all weather topics in detail, such as:Atmospheric composition (layers etc.)Atmospheric circulationAirmasses, fronts, cyclonsLocal windsFormation of clouds and fogPrecipitationClimatologyFlight hazardsWeather information and documentation5 DVDs, running time appr. 10 hours, Language: English
Extensive course Navigation for PPL-and ATPL Pilots. Lecturer is ATPL Flight Instructor Michael Morr.General Navigation contains: coordinates, great circle, charts for aviation, chart convergence, time, earth magnetism, terms for directions, conversion, grid system, calculations for great circle, cross track, distance, compass error, true altitude, WGS 84, basic maths for navigation.Radio Navigation contains: basics, technology and use of NDB, VOR, DME, VORTAC, RADAR. Specification of frequernce ranges, accuracy and errors.Flight Management Systams containes: use, functions and modes of digital navigation systemsGerman, 3 DVDs, runnung time appr. 5 hoursGeneral NavigationThe earth within the solar systemThe global coordinate systemCalculations with coordinatesDepartureThe Greate CircleCalculations with greate circleRhumbline and ortodromeMaps, Charts in AviationLambert´s conformalMercatorPolar stereographicEarth convergenceChart convergenceConversion angleCross track distanceTimeLocal mean time LMTLosal time LTUniversial time coordinated UTCTime calculations , exercisesEarth`s MagnetismVariation, DeviationCompass turning errorCompass accecleration errorScalesCalculation with Mercator- and polarstereograpic chartsNavigational TermsTriangle of velocities1:60 RuleCircular Slide RuleQ-codesConversionsSpeedsTrue AltitudeWGS 84Calculations with triangle of velocitiesGrid SystemGrid polarstereographic chartGrid Lambert´s conformalGrid conversionsGyrosApparent drift of the earth and aircraft movementRadio NavigationBasicsFrequencesModulationAntennasIonosphereDoppler principalsDirection finderRangeQ-codesNDB and ADFFrequency rangeBasicsBenefitsVORFrequency rangeAccuracyIndication errorsDoppler VORVORTACFrequency rangeAicraft adjustmentsDMESlant rangeVOR, DME, VORTACFrequency rangeILS, Glide path GP, Localizer LOC, Difference deth modulationBackbeamMarkerRate of descentRADARTechnologyMaximum rangeGround radarWeather radarSecondary surveillance radar SSRModes and codesMode SArea navigation systemFlight Management SystemGlobal navigation satellite system GNSSNAVSTARGLONASSGALILEODifferenciesGround augmentation systemEGNOSWAAS
Rainer KrummMentales Training ist die Grundlage für den Erfolg: Ohne mentale Stärke kann man sein Leistungspotential nicht optimal nutzen. Das gilt für Sport und Freizeit, für den Beruf, aber auch für die Fliegerei. Dieser praxisnahe Band gibt jedem Piloten die Instrumente an die Hand, um bewusster, besser vorbereitet, stressfreier und rundum sicherer zu handeln und zu fliegen. Dabei werden Fragen beantwortet wie »Warum Mentales Training für Piloten?«, »Wie kann ich aus Fehlern lernen?« und »Wie gehe ich mit Angst und Wettkampfdruck um?«. Viele Beispiele und Erfahrungsberichte zeigen, dass Mentales Training den fliegerischen Alltag optimiert.ISBN: 978-3-613-04306-0Titel-Nr.: 04306Einband: broschiertSeitenzahl: 208Abbildungen: 90 BilderFormat: 170mm x 240mm
Includes all of the information required by the FAA for in-flight operations. A "must" for all pilots.Book onlyThe FAA's Airplane Flying Handbook (previously called Flight Training Handbook) has been required reading for all pilots for more than 30 years! This book introduces the basic pilot skills and knowledge essential for piloting airplanes. It benefits student pilots just beginning their aviation endeavors, as well as those pilots wishing to improve their flying proficiency and aeronautical knowledge, pilots preparing for additional certificates or ratings, and flight instructors engaged in the instruction of both students and licensed pilots.This new edition features full-color illustrations, and expands all technical subject areas from the previous 1999 edition. In addition to updating the existing material, it also incorporates new areas of safety concerns and technical information not previously covered, such as runway incursion avoidance, use of checklists, positive transfer of controls when 2 pilots are flying together, and transitioning to turboprop and jet-powered airplanes.This handbook introduces the future pilot to the realm of flight and provides information and guidance in the performance of procedures and maneuvers required for pilot certification. It contains chapters dedicated to the introduction to flight training, ground operations, basic flight maneuvers, slow flight, stalls, spins, takeoff and departure climbs, ground reference maneuvers, airport traffic patterns, approaches and landings, performance maneuvers, night operations, transition to complex airplanes, transition to multiengine airplanes, transition to tailwheel airplanes, transition to turboprop powered airplanes, transition to jet powered airplanes, and emergency procedures.This book is the official FAA source for learning to fly and many test questions for the FAA Knowledge Exams for pilots come from this reference. Illustrated throughout with full-color graphics and photography, and includes an index.21,3 x 27,6 cm (DIN A4)280 Seiten (farbig)
