The rule that defines pilot in command, may be the most straightforward regulation in the entire FAA regulation book.
An edition of Pilot in Command (Practical Flying)
(1999)
Pilot in Command (Practical Flying)
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by Paul A. Craig
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Pilot in Command (Practical Flying)
December 10, 1999, McGraw-Hill Professional
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Pilot in Command (Practical Flying)
December 10, 1999, McGraw-Hill Professional
in English
0071348441 9780071348447
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