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Books > Sport & Leisure > Transport: general interest > Aircraft: general interest
A must read for anyone that has ever flown as a passenger, who is a
pilot, or who wants to be a pilot A fun book to read by anyone.
Hang on to your seats Action packed true-life stories from a
perspective no one ever hears about. This is what happens in the
air outside of the general public's eyes. From a student pilot to
flying professionally, the title says it all Now boarding: Humor,
Action, Adventure, Fear and Adrenaline. Grab your sick sack Jason
Gansen has had a pilot license for 21 years. For the last 16 years,
Jason has been writing down stories from friends and his own
experiences from what it's like building an aviation career. After
several close calls and ultimately losing his aviation medical, the
stories are ready for the world, but is the world ready for them?
Contains some strong language. Not suitable for young readers. Each
story is broken down into individualized, easy to read "chapters"
in chronological order. For the book trailer, go to Youtube and
watch: http: //youtu.be/im7R8OO13wc
A fast-paced, fascinating, and fabulous tale told with insight and
humor by a former FedEx insider. A must read for anyone who has
ever been curious about FedEx, from the difficulty of getting hired
by such a popular company, to the thrill of riding jumpseat, to
meeting the legendary founder, Fred Smith. And a must MUST read for
anyone who loves to FLY . . .
This publication provides guidance and sets forth policies and
procedures for the administration of the Airport Improvement
Program (AIP) by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
Why do we have airlines? How were they created? Was TWA Flight 800
an accident? How safe are airplanes, and why are they safe? What
jobs are there in commercial aviation? This book provides answers
to these questions and many more. Understanding how and why an
airline is started, structured, and regulated provides the flying
public with the answers to why you are safe when you fly. For those
interested in becoming an airline employee, jobs are listed that
can be pursued. Job descriptions are included not only for those
interested in working in aviation but those employees working in
the industry desiring to be promoted. The book offers insight as to
why the government regulates and controls airlines with references
to the legislations that prompted these controls and regulations.
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