Flying the Mountains
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Preface Acknowledgements Introduction Chapter 1: Altitude Chapter 2: Mountain Weather Chapter 3: Reading Mountain Weather Chapter 4: Mountain Flying Strategy Chapter 5: Specific Mountain Weather Concerns Chapter 6: Almost Home Chapter 7: Only in the Mountains Chapter 8: More Advanced Mountain Flying Postscript My First Solo Flight Index
Introduction Chapter 1: Altitude Chapter 2: Mountain Weather Chapter 3: Reading Mountain Weather Chapter 4: Mountain Flying Strategy Chapter 5: Specific Mountain Weather Concerns Chapter 6: Almost Home Chapter 7: Only in the Mountains Chapter 8: More Advanced Mountain Flying Postscript My First Solo Flight Index
Chapter 2: Mountain Weather Chapter 3: Reading Mountain Weather Chapter 4: Mountain Flying Strategy Chapter 5: Specific Mountain Weather Concerns Chapter 6: Almost Home Chapter 7: Only in the Mountains Chapter 8: More Advanced Mountain Flying Postscript My First Solo Flight Index
Chapter 4: Mountain Flying Strategy Chapter 5: Specific Mountain Weather Concerns Chapter 6: Almost Home Chapter 7: Only in the Mountains Chapter 8: More Advanced Mountain Flying Postscript My First Solo Flight Index
Chapter 6: Almost Home Chapter 7: Only in the Mountains Chapter 8: More Advanced Mountain Flying Postscript My First Solo Flight Index
Chapter 8: More Advanced Mountain Flying Postscript My First Solo Flight Index
My First Solo Flight Index
Packed with dozens of lifesaving illustrations!
HIGH ALTITUDE, LOW RISK!
Piloting aircraft above mountainous regions demands more than a thirst for adventure. It also requires a keen understanding of the unique challenges involved in mountain flying — for the safety and pleasure of everyone involved.
That’s why if you’re a pilot, a flight instructor, or are learning to fly, Flying the Mountains is the one-stop, practical resource you need to stay safe while soaring at extreme altitudes. Written with insight by a noted high-elevation flight instructor and pilot, Flying the Mountains:
* Outlines the nature of mountain flying
* Relays mountain flight accident statistics and causes
* Details effects of altitude on aircraft and pilots
* Examines in-flight ailments related to mountain flying
* Reviews take-off conditions from mountain airports
* And much, much more!
Logically organized by phases of flight — from preflight preparation to landings — Flying the Mountains delivers a potent combination of statistics, techniques, and examples of actions (correct and incorrect) used in actual flight scenarios.