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					B291
					Principles of Flight 
					   This poster provides a 
					comprehensive overview of the title subject. It begins by 
					graphically explaining the physics of the all-important 
					airfoil. A large picture of an airplane is used to identify 
					all of its major parts. This is followed by the exploration 
					of the aircraft control system; how the ailerons, rudder and 
					elevator are used to control climb and descent, yaw, and 
					roll. It is accompanied by a section that discusses an 
					airplane’s center of gravity, its importance, and how to 
					control it. All of this covers the basic principles of 
					flight, but we don’t stop there. Whereas the top half of the 
					poster focuses on theory, the bottom half concentrates on 
					practice.  
					   The six traditional mechanical flight instruments are 
					explained. The flight deck, which contains these instruments 
					plus a great many other things, is then explored. 
					Traditional flight instruments are now being replaced by 
					electronic multi-function "glass panels", which are 
					introduced. 
					   The finale is an introduction to actual flying. It begins 
					with a detailed description of takeoff procedure, followed 
					by a section on how to turn, bank, climb and descend. Of 
					course, it ends with how to land the airplane. 
					   Certainly a poster is no substitute for formal flight 
					training, but Principles of Flight provides an 
					outstanding introduction to flying.  | 
				 
				
					
          
			
				
					| Laminated | 
					No. B291L | 
					
					$18.95 | 
					
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					| Non-Laminated | 
					No. B291F | 
					
					$9.95 | 
					
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					Authors: Pilots Jeremy King and 
					Dave Montcalm  
					Consultants: 
					William Pedeaux, Senior B-52 Flight Instructor, CBD 
					Training, Inc. Barksdale AFB, LA 
					Lt. Col. Jeffrey Neischel, USAF. Former B-52 pilot and 
					squadron commander. 
					(The Boeing B-52 Stratofortress is the most complex 
					aircraft every built.)  | 
				 
			 
			 
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