In this memoir, Kenneth Ford provides tales from his own fifty
years of flying light airplanes and gliders, and he profiles
various aviators he has met along the way, people who impressed him
with their passion for flying and who brought a special style to
their love affair with flying. This book is for anyone of any age
who is thinking about becoming a pilot, or is already one, or who
just appreciates the romance of the air. It's more than a
collection of anecdotes. Ford is a teacher, and here you will
learn, in non-technical language, about the kinds of lift that keep
gliders aloft, the idiosyncrasies of "tail-dragger" airplanes, the
art of landing in a crosswind, how pilots get from A to B, and
more.
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