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| Hey all, I'll be flying some of my first turbine aircraft this summer and was looking for some good reading material to supplement the experience. I tried a search on this forum but did not come up with much. Anyone have any suggestions on a decent book that covers turbine systems, high alt. areodynamics, operating procedures, etc etc? BTW: I have been through AC 61-107A - just looking for an expansion on that material. Thanks!
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| Old Skool | The Turbine Pilot's Flight Manual (this is the hard cover edition, I'm sure you can find the soft cover if you search for more than 5 seconds like I did) http://www.amazon.com/Turbine-Pilots.../dp/0813800234
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Great book.Where you working at now?
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| Junior Member | Indeed, the TPFM is a great resource. |
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| I've decided to take an internship (basically it's a 3 month job interview) flying a PC-12, CJ1, CJ3 Part 91. Thanks for all the quick responses everyone!
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| Is "internship" a euphemism for "flying for no pay"?
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| Haha...I was waiting for that comment. ![]() Nope, actually I'm getting paid more than most will make their 1st year at a regional.
__________________ CFI - CFII - CIME Last edited by flyTotheSky; March 25th, 2008 at 14:53. Reason: spelling |
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