Founded in 1967, Aviation Publishers Co. Ltd. was established to carry-on the publishing of the widely respected and highly acclaimed ground school aeronautical textbook, From the Ground Up.
As custodians of this iconic title, we've diligently applied ourselves to respecting and maintaining the excellence created in this work by "Sandy" A.F. MacDonald whose original authorship of the title established it as a ground-breaking textbook, and flight school reference manual, without equal.In its first edition of 1941, From the Ground Up contained less than 140 pages.
As custodians of this iconic title, we've diligently applied ourselves to respecting and maintaining the excellence created in this work by "Sandy" A.F. MacDonald whose original authorship of the title established it as a ground-breaking textbook, and flight school reference manual, without equal.In its first edition of 1941, From the Ground Up contained less than 140 pages.
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Operations under Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) are the most common mode of cross-country travel for both general aviation and the airlines. It is, therefore, necessary for IFR pilots to understand thoroughly the functions and limitations of the IFR system, and the procedures therein which must be followed.
The perfect companion to From the Ground Up, the From the Ground Up Workbook accurately reflects its status as a significant value-added partner to its source reference namesake. Each chapter of this publication refers to a specific section of From the Ground Up and provides students with challenging questions, and an excellent means, to test their knowledge and consolidate their understanding of the material covered in From the Ground Up itself.
The British Commonwealth Air Training Plan (BCATP) was a joint military aircrew training program created by the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, during World War II.
It remains the single largest aviation training program in history, and was responsible for training nearly half the pilots and crew who served with the Royal Air Force, the Royal Australian Air Force, the Royal Canadian Air Force, and the Royal New Zealand Air Force during WWII.
It remains the single largest aviation training program in history, and was responsible for training nearly half the pilots and crew who served with the Royal Air Force, the Royal Australian Air Force, the Royal Canadian Air Force, and the Royal New Zealand Air Force during WWII.
This website is provided as a complementary service to customers of our study guides. By supplementing paper learning and practice with a dynamic environment that includes the ability to simulate exam conditions, students can best prepare themselves for the Transport Canada computer-delivered examinations.
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