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• Ik kan Vliegen

  
  Jeroen Komen

  http://www.aerialmediacom.nl

  2016

  Dutch

  

  143 pg.

  978-94-026-0151-0

  Sorry, this entry is only available in Dutch.

• Juliett Bravo Bravo

  
  René Silbermann

  Zebra

  2016

  Dutch

  

  176 pg.

  -

  Sorry, this entry is only available in Dutch.

• Review A Soul in the Wires Book 2: The Hollywood Years

  
  Walter Leigh

  Amazon Digital Services LLC

  2016

  English

  

  267 pg.

  978-94-92-269112
  Review written by: Max Heldring

  Jonathan Price, a traumatized World War I pilot returns from the horror in France and tries to start a life at his parent’s ranch in Nebraska. Restless and looking for ‘more’ in life, together with his young wife Peggy he picks up the dream of aviation barnstormers. They fly all over the Mid-West of the […]

• Classic light aircraft

  
  Ron Smith

  Shiffer Publishing ltd

  2015

  English

  

  415 pg.

  978-0-7643-4896-9
  Review written by: Rene Verjans

  You must really love small aircraft an awful lot to be able to produce a book like this! More than 800 aircraft are listed in this bible of more than 400 pages thick! It is something like a Janes Defense…but then different. Not all ‘light aircraft’ are enlisted in this book, else it would be twice […]

• Why planes crash 2002- Case files 2002

  
  Sylvia Wrigley

  Sylvia Wrigley

  2015

  English

  

  161 pg.

  9781516344253
  Review written by: Max Heldring

  This E-book is the follow-up to a previously published work by Sylvia Wrigley detailing both well-known and relatively unknown plane crashes during 2001. This book describes 11 accidents that occurred in 2002. Among these, the most tragic example of how badly things can go wrong, is the story of a collision between a Tupolev 154M […]

• Flying the Knife Edge - Papua New Guinea Bush Flying

  
  Matt McLauchlin

  Matt McLaughlin

  2015

  English

  

  978-988-14036-5-0
  Review written by: Max Heldring

  This book describes the flying adventures of Matt McLauchlin in Papoea New Guinea (PNG) in a very realistic way. It starts with his short career in the New-Zealand Air Force, where he was washed out during his pilot training. On his search for a job in the commercial aviation he ends up in Papoea New […]

• Verhaaltjes blijven komen

  
  Jan Algera

  Martin Leeuwis Publicaties

  2015

  Dutch

  

  233 pg.

  978-94-90008-17-8

  Sorry, this entry is only available in Dutch.

• Polar Winds

  Danielle Metcalfe- Chenail

  Dundurn

  2014

  English

  

  224 pg.

  1459723791

  It gives a special feeling when you are reading on the 38th degree of latitude with 35 degrees a book about aviation in the Canadian region above the 60st degree of latitude with temperatures in winter of 40 degrees Celsius below zero, a difference of 75 degrees Celsius! At least the book provides cooling with […]

• Jetliner Cabins, Evolution & Innovation

  
  Jennifer Coutts Clay

  2014

  English

  

  B00L13WAGW
  Review written by: Max Heldring

  The title of this splendid e-book, written by Jennifer Coutts Clay, doesn’t quite cover the load, because the content contains much more than just information about the decoration of the modern jetliners. This book describes the development of the airplane interior since the introduction of the first generation commercial jetliners. Not only the upholstery of […]

• The PILOT Factor : A Fresh Book Into CRM

  
  Jean Denis Marcellin

  CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

  2014

  English

  

  92 pg.

  ISBN 1497374618
  Review written by: Max Heldring

  “It’s possible to fly without motors, but not without knowledge and skill”- Wilbur Wright. That statement sets the tone for this little book. CRM (Crew Resource Management) is then outlined from multiple point of views. This is a book about cockpit CRM. Next to the ‘theory’ luckily also a lot of examples are used in […]