Announcements
Mountain Flying Safety Seminars
Upcoming ...
 | March 3-4, 2008 - Mountain Flying Talk - Moody Aviation, Spokane, WA - Jim Conrad, Director of Flight Operations |
| Spring 2008 (March-May) - Mountain Flying Talk - Southern Idaho cities - Frank Lester, Safety/Education Coordinator, Idaho Division of Aeronautics |
| mid-May 2008 - Mountain Flying Talk - Chester, CN - T.J. Carr |
| June 27, 2008 - Mountain Flying Talk - Garden Valley, ID - Jim Davies, Cessna 180 Club Fly-in |
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new - The Shirt Pocket Mountain Flying Guide
| The new Shirt Pocket Mountain Flying Guide is ready for delivery. sample page: | The "little" BIBLE (Basic Information Before Leaving Earth) contains the "meat" of mountain flying. It is a concise guide of the basics of for mountain flying. sample page: | ||||||||
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| The Shirt Pocket Mountain Flying Guide is a handy size (3.5" x 5.25") for carrying with you. It provides you with a security blanket in your pocket. | Contains 208 pages of need-to-know information for flying the mountains. Color-coded chapters for easy reference. This is not a word-for-word extraction from the Mountain Flying Bible. It contains all new material and color photos. | ||||||||
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| Get all this and more in The Shirt Pocket Mountain Flying Guide | |||||||||
The new Bible is here ...
About the new Mountain Flying Bible Revised (June 2005) edition ...
Fred Potts just about says it all …
“It is, in all likelihood, the best aviation book written in recent years that focuses on light aircraft. Certainly it is the most useful. I recommend it without reservation.”
“… It was therefore with considerable interest that I began to read Sparky Imeson's new book, the Mountain Flying Bible – Sparky has a reputation of being a thoughtful and careful pilot, as well as a highly skilled one, and I was curious to see what he had come up with.” “What he came up with is a book so good, so complete and detailed, so "useful" at all experience levels, that I found myself wishing I had it when I started my bush flying career in Alaska back in the early 1960s.” |  The cover depicts the final approach to the one-way runway 2 at Cabin Creek airstrip, Idaho. |
F.E. Potts, author of
F.E. Potts’ Guide to Bush Flying: Concepts and Techniques for the Pro
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