Pre-Preflight Checklist
£10.99
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| The 'Pre-Preflight Checklist' contains the following sections: |
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Crew and Passengers |
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(3 subtopics) |
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Date Expiry |
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(8 subtopics) |
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Weather |
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(7 subtopics) |
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Collecting Information |
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(8 subtopics) |
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Aircraft Documents |
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(7 subtopics) |
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Aircraft Calculations |
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(4 subtopics) |
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Navigation Detail |
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(5 subtopics) |
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Equipment |
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(14 subtopics) |
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Before Stepping Out |
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(3 subtopics) |
Too much to remember to do or check before you step out of the clubhouse door? What does that strange code on the Metform mean? Confused about JAR? Never understood VFR and Special VFR limits? Feeling 'exposed' and need a general aviation 'mentor'?
An invaluable list of tips and legalites to consider before even leaving the clubhouse, coupled with appendices covering, amongst other things, JAR Revalidation Rules, Variant Rules and the 90 Day Passenger Rules - this is what the 'Pre-Preflight Checklist' offers.
Every effort has been made to write it in a language understandable to the GA pilot, at whom it is aimed.
The target audience is the fixed wing pilot in the UK under JAR rules, but most of the tips are applicable across many forms of aviation.
Extremely useful to the qualified PPL holder and student alike, but if you plan to learn in the USA and then fly in the UK, either on an FAA Certificate or a JAA licence, (or already do), it's almost a necessity.
The checklist consists of 19 sides of information and tips, printed black on yellow to distinguish this list from your aircraft checklist. The pages are bound at the top with a metal spiral to enable 'flipping' through the pages.
There are 9 sections, giving over 50 'subtopics', ie: tips and legalities, to consider. If you think 50+ is a high number, you'll be surprised to find that many of these 50+ split down to various sub-tips themselves, giving an amazing number of ideas. Some of these have been learned 'by experience' - why waste time and energy trying to make all the mistakes yourself if someone has beaten you to it already?
Take the strain from your brain before flying again - use the Pre- Preflight Checklist!
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