A humorous guide providing quick facts and jargon about flying for aspiring aviation experts. Perfect for pilots and aviation enthusiasts looking to bluff their way through flight deck conversations. Characteristics ISBN-13 978-1853043734 ISBN-10 1-85304-373-7 Book cover finish(es) Paperback Condition Great with normal time wear Author(s) Captain Ken Beere Publisher Ravette Publishing Limited Number of pages 64 Published date First printed 1998 Reprinted 1993 Updated 1995, 1996 Reprinted 1997 Updated 1998 Language(s) English Collection / Series The Bluffer's Guides Size 17.3 x 11.2 x 0.5 cm Categorie(s) • AVIATION CIVILE• AVIATION LÉGÈRE Description The Bluffer's Guides are a series of snappy little books containing facts, jargon and all you need to know for instant expertise. "If the weather is fine, enthusiastic pilots often disengage the autopilot in the latter stages of the descent and fly the aircraft by hand. Not only is this enjoyable, but with the relentless increase in automation it is sometimes a comfort to discover they still can." " The Bluffer's Guides are a quick read and chock full of basic information on any subject that's needed to pass yourself off as knowledgeable." Toronto Globe & Mail "This little gem is full of facts...clear and very funny. A must for every pilot's flight bag..." The Log -Journal of the British Air Line Pilots Association