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FAR/AIM 2010 1/2 eBook: fully updated February 2010 with extensive changes to both sections

FAR/AIM 2010 1/2 eBook

Publisher:
FAA
Copyright Date:
February 2010
Edition:
2010 1/2
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The complete FAR/AIM 2010 1/2 presented as an easy to use single file with all FAA updates through February 2010 plus links to additional pending April 2010 changes. There is no easier way to access the information you need as you need it.

A complete reference that brings you up to date with all pertinent FAR sections for pilots from the Sport to ATP rating. The Federal Aviation Regulation section includes FAR Parts 1, 3, 11, 13, 43, 61, 67, 71, 73, 91, 97, 103, 105, 119, 133, 135, 136, 137, 141, 142, 49CFR-NTSB 830, HMR 175, TSR 1540, TSR 1544, TSR 1550, TSR 1552, and TSR 1562, plus the complete and current Aeronautical Information Manual for 2010, with Change 3 dated 8/27/09.

The eBook version includes all sections as published in both the Jeppesen and ASA versions combined.

Major FAR/AIM changes since the 2010 edition:
PART 61—Certification - extensive changes throughout
AIM section - now includes Change 3, dated 8/27/09
Other significant FAR changes to these sections
PART 1 - Definitions and Abbreviations
PART 43 - Maintenance and alterations
PART 71- Designation of airspace areas
PART 91 - General flight rules
PART 135 - Commuter and on-demand operations
PART 141 - Pilot schools
PART 830 - Reporting of aircraft accidents
PART 1540 - Civil aviation security
PART 1544 - Aircraft operator security

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eBook File Description:

File Type:
Adobe .pdf format
File Size:
29.7Mb
Print:
unlimited
Copy/Paste:
unlimited
Offline Access:
yes
Search:
always
Annotations:
always
Bookmarks:
always
System Reqs:
Any compatible with Adobe Reader

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

The FAR section includes parts:
1 - Definitions and abbreviations
11 - General Rule Making Procedures
13 - Investigative and Enforcement Procedures
61 - Certification of pilots and instructors
67 - Medical standards
71 - Airspace and airways
73 - Special use airspace
91 - General operating and flight rules
97 - Instrument approach procedures
103 - Ultralight vehicles
105 - Parachute Jumping
119 - Certification of air carriers and commercial operations
135 - Commuter and charter operations
137 - Agricultural aircraft operations
141 - Pilot schools
142 - Training centers
830 - Reporting of aircraft accidents and preservation of wreckage

The AIM section includes parts:
1- Air navigation and radio aids
2- Radar services and procedures
3- Airport lighting aids & obstruction lighting
4- Airport marking aids and signs
5- Airspace - general
6 - Airspace - controlled
7 - Airspace - class G
8 - Airspace - special use
9 - Airspace - other
10 - Air traffic services
11 - Radio phraseology and techniques
12 - Airport operations
13 - ATC clearances and separation
14 - ATC procedures - preflight
15 - Departure procedures
16 - En route procedures
17 - Arrival procedures
18 - Pilot/controller roles and responsibilities
19 - National security and interception procedures
20 - Emergency procedures - general
21 - Emergency services available to pilots
22 - Distress and urgency procedures
23 - Radio failure procedures
24 - Flight safety - meteorology
25 - Altimeter settings
26 - Wake turbulence
27 - Bird hazards
28 - Other potential flight hazards
29 - Hazard reporting
30 - Fitness for flight and other medical factors
31 - Charts and related publications
32 - Pilot/controller glossary