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About the Author
Peter Phillips has been instructing since 1952 on all types of aircraft. After leaving the RAF he instructed with a commercial school, taking students to their commercial licences on singles and instrument ratings on twins. He was a Panel Examiner for fifteen years and is currently MD of Speedtwin Developments Ltd in the UK. Robert Cole has been flying since 1955 and instructing since 1965. In 1973 he was posted to 'A' Squadron Boscombe Down and it was here that he was the central figure in the Thames Television Test Pilot shown in 1976. He left the RAF in 1979 to join Pilatus as a test pilot and in 1989 he joined the CAA as the Light Aircraft Test Pilot.
Synopsis
This book explains by means of continuous example and illustration the "patter" (language) that a flying instructor must employ in the tuition of student pilots. The various chapters deal with each individual flight exercise showing what the instructor should be saying at each stage of the instruction. Line drawings which accompany the text throughout illustrate the view seen from the cockpit, and more clearly demonstrate the aircraft attitudes during instruction.
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