Packed with 300 dynamic illustrations! LEARN WHY AERONAUTICAL CHARTS ARE AN ESSENTIAL FLYING COMPANION! Whether you're a commercial pilot or someone who flies for recreation, creating a detailed, well-crafted flight plan can mean the difference between a smooth ride and a world of trouble. That's why to truly maximize your own safety -- and that of your passengers -- you need McGraw-Hill's insightful "Using Aeronautical Charts." Designed to assist pilots in pre-flight preparations and with in-flight decision-making, "Using Aeronautical Charts" will help you transform these navigational tools…mehr
Packed with 300 dynamic illustrations! LEARN WHY AERONAUTICAL CHARTS ARE AN ESSENTIAL FLYING COMPANION! Whether you're a commercial pilot or someone who flies for recreation, creating a detailed, well-crafted flight plan can mean the difference between a smooth ride and a world of trouble. That's why to truly maximize your own safety -- and that of your passengers -- you need McGraw-Hill's insightful "Using Aeronautical Charts." Designed to assist pilots in pre-flight preparations and with in-flight decision-making, "Using Aeronautical Charts" will help you transform these navigational tools into indispensable piloting partners. Through the book's easy-to-read, practical guidance, you'll: * Master the specifics of VFR, IFR, and other charts * Understand the wide variety of chart symbols and their impact upon flight planning * Become familiar with the new RNAV charts * Stay up to date with current airspace classifications. * And much, much more! Perfect for students -- yet detailed enough for seasoned pilots -- "Using Aeronautical Charts" delivers its lessons through a unique "Reader Challenge" format. As a result, you'll build knowledge as you progress, rapidly moving from the basics of chart interpretation to international operations and beyond. YOUR LIFE MAY DEPEND ON KNOWING THE RIGHT ANSWERS! True or False...? * All information about an instrument approach is contained in the published Instrument Approach Procedure (IAP) chart. * The Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM) provides pilots with mandatory procedures. * An underlined frequency indicates the facility operates on a part-time basis. * Pilots operating under instrumentflight rules (IFR) navigation are required to accept chartered visual flight procedures (CVFP) when assigned by Air Traffic Control. * Controlled airspace establishes visual flight rules (VFR) minimums, and may mandate minimum pilot qualifications and aircraft equipment. Are you right? See "Before we take off" to find out!Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Terry T. Lankford has been a Weather Specialist with the FAA for nearly 30 years, and is the author of three titles in McGraw-Hill's Practical Flying Series: Understanding Aeronautical Charts, 2nd Edition, Cockpit Weather Decisions, and all three editions of this book. He also wrote Aircraft Icing. A pilot since 1967, he also holds single-engine, multiengine, and instrument ratings, as well as an FAA Gold Seal Instructor certificate. An FAA accident prevention counselor, he earned the Flight Safety Award in 1979. Lankford also contributes articles to pilot periodicals.
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Introduction Chapter 1: Projections and Limitations Projections Mercator Projection Lambert Conformal Conic Projection Polar Stereographic Projection Horizontal Datum Limitations Scale Simplification and Classification Currency Chapter 2: Visual Chart Terminology and Symbols Topography and Obstructions Terrain Hydrography Culture Obstructions Aeronautical Airports Radio Aids to Navigation Airspace Navigational Information Chapter 3: Standard Visual Charts Planning Charts IFR/VFR Low Altitude Planning Chart Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Planning Chart Charted VFR Flyway Planning Chart Using Planning Charts Sectional Charts Terminal Area Charts Helicopter Route Charts World Aeronautical Charts Using Visual Charts Bridging the Gaps Checkpoint Considerations Back on Course Coastal Cruise Chapter 4: Supplemental Charts National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA) Visual Charts Global Navigational and Planning Charts Loran Charts Jet Navigation Charts Operational Navigation Charts Tactical Pilotage Charts Joint Operations Graphics Military Training Route Charts Miscellaneous NIMA Charts Canadian VFR Charts Topography and Obstructions Navigational Aids Navigational Information Other Charts Gulf Coast Aeronautical Charts Grand Canyon Visual Flight Rules Chart Oceanic Planning Charts United States VFR and IFR Training Charts Airport Obstruction Charts State Aeronautical Charts Air Chart Systems Chapter 5: En Route Charts Terminology and Symbols Airports Radio Aids to Navigation Airspace Information IFR En Route Charts Planning Charts En Route Low-Altitude Charts En Route High-Altitude Charts Using En Route IFR Charts Communication Failure Supplemental IFR En Route Charts Chapter 6: Departure Procedures (DP) and Standard Terminal Arrival (STAR) Charts Symbols Instrument Departure Procedures (DPs) Pilot Navigation Departure Procedures Vector Departure Procedures Using Departure Procedures Standard Terminal Arrival Routes (STARs) Using Standard Terminal Arrival Routes Charted Visual Flight Procedures (CVFPs) Chapter 7: Instrument Approach Procedure (IAP) Charts Approach Procedure Charts Margin Identification Plan View Profile Diagram Landing Minimum Data Airport Sketch/Airport Diagram Using Approach Charts RNAV Approach Procedures Other Approach Charts Chapter 8: Publications Airport/Facility Directory Directory Legend Alaska Supplement Pacific Chart Supplement The Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) Publication Using the NOTAM System Chapter 9: Supplemental and International Publications Flight Information Publications Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM) other Supplemental Products Digital Supplement Digital Obstacle File Commercial Products International Publications International Flight Information Manual Canada Flight Supplement Publicacion de Informacion Aeronautica ICAO Publications Commercial International Products Appendix A: NOTAM/Chart Contractions Appendix B: Aeronautical Charts and Publications Glossary
Introduction Chapter 1: Projections and Limitations Projections Mercator Projection Lambert Conformal Conic Projection Polar Stereographic Projection Horizontal Datum Limitations Scale Simplification and Classification Currency Chapter 2: Visual Chart Terminology and Symbols Topography and Obstructions Terrain Hydrography Culture Obstructions Aeronautical Airports Radio Aids to Navigation Airspace Navigational Information Chapter 3: Standard Visual Charts Planning Charts IFR/VFR Low Altitude Planning Chart Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Planning Chart Charted VFR Flyway Planning Chart Using Planning Charts Sectional Charts Terminal Area Charts Helicopter Route Charts World Aeronautical Charts Using Visual Charts Bridging the Gaps Checkpoint Considerations Back on Course Coastal Cruise Chapter 4: Supplemental Charts National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA) Visual Charts Global Navigational and Planning Charts Loran Charts Jet Navigation Charts Operational Navigation Charts Tactical Pilotage Charts Joint Operations Graphics Military Training Route Charts Miscellaneous NIMA Charts Canadian VFR Charts Topography and Obstructions Navigational Aids Navigational Information Other Charts Gulf Coast Aeronautical Charts Grand Canyon Visual Flight Rules Chart Oceanic Planning Charts United States VFR and IFR Training Charts Airport Obstruction Charts State Aeronautical Charts Air Chart Systems Chapter 5: En Route Charts Terminology and Symbols Airports Radio Aids to Navigation Airspace Information IFR En Route Charts Planning Charts En Route Low-Altitude Charts En Route High-Altitude Charts Using En Route IFR Charts Communication Failure Supplemental IFR En Route Charts Chapter 6: Departure Procedures (DP) and Standard Terminal Arrival (STAR) Charts Symbols Instrument Departure Procedures (DPs) Pilot Navigation Departure Procedures Vector Departure Procedures Using Departure Procedures Standard Terminal Arrival Routes (STARs) Using Standard Terminal Arrival Routes Charted Visual Flight Procedures (CVFPs) Chapter 7: Instrument Approach Procedure (IAP) Charts Approach Procedure Charts Margin Identification Plan View Profile Diagram Landing Minimum Data Airport Sketch/Airport Diagram Using Approach Charts RNAV Approach Procedures Other Approach Charts Chapter 8: Publications Airport/Facility Directory Directory Legend Alaska Supplement Pacific Chart Supplement The Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) Publication Using the NOTAM System Chapter 9: Supplemental and International Publications Flight Information Publications Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM) other Supplemental Products Digital Supplement Digital Obstacle File Commercial Products International Publications International Flight Information Manual Canada Flight Supplement Publicacion de Informacion Aeronautica ICAO Publications Commercial International Products Appendix A: NOTAM/Chart Contractions Appendix B: Aeronautical Charts and Publications Glossary
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