Principles of Helicopter Flight

Principles of Helicopter Flight

PAPERBACK

01 Jul, 2006

Recently updated, this comprehensive handbook explains the aerodynamics of helicopter flight, as well helicopter maneuvers, unlike many aviation training m...

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ISBN-10:

1560276495

ISBN-13:

9781560276494

Publisher

Aviation Supplies & Academics

Dimensions

10.78 X 8.26 X 0.70 inches

Language

English

Description

Recently updated, this comprehensive handbook explains the aerodynamics of helicopter flight, as well helicopter maneuvers, unlike many aviation training manuals which are strictly how-to guides. Beginning aerodynamics, each step of the process is fully illustrated and thoroughly explained--from the physics advanced operations to helicopter design and performance--providing helicopter pilots with a sound to base their in-flight decisions. Containing discussions on the NOTAR (no tail rotor) system, strakes, principles of airspeed and high-altitude operations, this revised edition also includes the latest procedures Federal Aviation Administration.

Product Details

ISBN-10

:1560276495

ISBN-13

:9781560276494

Publisher

:Aviation Supplies & Academics

Publication date

: 01 Jul, 2006

Edition

:0002nd Edition

Format

:PAPERBACK

Language

:English

Reading Level

: All

No. of Units

:1

Dimension

: 10.78 X 8.26 X 0.70 inches

Weight

:721 g

About the Author

W. J. Wagtendonk is a retired flight instructor and a former pilot in the Royal New Zealand Air Force. He is the founder of the Nelson Aviation College in Motueka, New Zealand, the first flight school approved to conduct both fixed-wing and helicopter courses.

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