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HighFlyingIL · February 27th, 2008, 23:41

I'd recommend the FAR/AIM 2008

Seriously though:

PHAK: Pilots Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge

AWS: Aviation Weather Services (make sure its the NEW version that came out 2 weeks ago)

AW: Aviation Weather (they sell the AWS and AW book as a set. I'd go for that.

Everything Explained For The Professional Pilot : The 5th Edition

Private Pilot Oral Exam Guide

FAR/AIM 2008

Get all of those, and you'll be quite set for your Private, Commercial, and even your CFI. All of the books I listed MINUS the Everything Explained CAN be used on the CFI Oral part of your checkride once you get there.

For Instrument... check out the Instrument Procedures handbook issed by the FAA.

February 27th, 2008, 23:41	#15
HighFlyingIL Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Carol Stream, IL Posts: 72	Re: Whats a good book for a beginner? I'd recommend the FAR/AIM 2008 Seriously though: PHAK: Pilots Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge AWS: Aviation Weather Services (make sure its the NEW version that came out 2 weeks ago) AW: Aviation Weather (they sell the AWS and AW book as a set. I'd go for that. Everything Explained For The Professional Pilot : The 5th Edition Private Pilot Oral Exam Guide FAR/AIM 2008 Get all of those, and you'll be quite set for your Private, Commercial, and even your CFI. All of the books I listed MINUS the Everything Explained CAN be used on the CFI Oral part of your checkride once you get there. For Instrument... check out the Instrument Procedures handbook issed by the FAA.