Francis Meyrick

Moggy's Tuna Manual (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Francis 'Moggy' Meyrick has logged over 12,500 flight hours including a wide variety of helicopter applications all over the world. His 'Tuna Manual' describes the many pitfalls that face raw, inexperienced recruits to the 'Tuna Fields'. Both low-time pilots and experienced pilots have praised this safety initiative as a sincere effort to mitigate the world-wide sky-high accident rate in the Tuna Helicopter Industry.
Moggy spent five years flying Bell 47's and Hughes 500's off Taiwanese and Korean tuna fishing vessels in the Eastern Pacific. He does not hide his own mistakes and near-disasters, and his tales include wry humour, first person accounts, and many cautionary tales.
Written with humility and respect for Man and Nature, this manual will appeal to all helicopter addicts.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Francis Meyrick
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. Oktober 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781311206459
• Artikelnr.: 48619674

Autorenporträt

Location:Texas, USA Naturalized US Citizen of Irish extract - Fixed Wing and Helo trucker.Interests: "The Absurdity of Man". I am a proud supporter of Blarney, Nonsense, and Hooey. I enjoy being a chopper jockey, and trying to figure the world, people and belief systems out. I'm just not very good at it, so it keeps me real busy. I scribble, blog, run this website, mess with rental houses, ride motorbikes, and read as much as I can. I went solo 44 years ago, and I like to say I'm gonna get me a real job one day. When I grow up. ("but not just yet, Lord, not just yet") For my aviation scribbles see www.chopperstories.com.... enjoy! I wish you Peace in your Life. May you always walk with the sun on your face, and a breeze ruffling your hair. And may you cherish a quiet wonder for our awesome Universe. Life isn't always good. But it is always fascinating. Never quit.