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A Book to Save your Life

Pilots at the beginnings of their careers plunge straight into one of the most dangerous phases of their flying lives: the immediate postlicence period when they start to build distance between themselves and their instructors. They have confidence and they have luck, what they don’t have is the experience to know what they may be getting themselves into. Author Paul A. Craig details it all in his book . This is a classicwhich includes the new dangers of emerging technology.

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