
The first book about night flying written from a practical, pilot-oriented perspective. Author Bjork, an accomplished pilot, instructor, aerobatic performer, and test pilot, shares the tactics and techniques he and other experienced pilots use to maximize the benefits and minimize the dangers of night flying. Includes information on aviation regulations on night flight in the United States and abroad, general night hazards, and NTSB accident studies.
This book investigates the specific operational challenges and safety protocols required for successful night flight navigation. Author Lewis Bjork, drawing on his extensive background as an instructor, aerobatic performer, and test pilot, provides a comprehensive framework for night operations. He synthesizes personal experience with formal aviation regulations and accident data to offer a practical guide for pilots seeking to improve their proficiency in low-light environments.
What You Will Find
Scope Limits
Experts highlight this work as a foundational text for pilots transitioning into night operations due to its focus on practical application rather than purely theoretical physics. Readers frequently note the clarity of the prose and the direct relevance of the accident analysis to everyday flight safety.
Page Count:
250
Publication Date:
1998-06-30
Publisher:
McGraw-Hill Professional
ISBN-10:
0070066981
ISBN-13:
9780070066984
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