Flight instruction manual

He was inducted into the Flight Instructor Hall of Fame in His son, William C. Kershner, was soloed by his father, and holds Flight Instructor and Airline Transport Pilot certificates. He has flown 22 types of airplanes in his over 15, hours of flight time, ranging from Cessna s to Boeing s.

Kershner makes fun and interesting reading of sometimes-dry subjects. His books are easy and fun to read and filled with all of the best information! I continue to recommend his books to anyone learning to fly, and have bought quite of few of them over the years to give to aspiring pilots.

I cannot think of any other books on aviation that I would recommend more highly than William Kershner's Flight Manuals. Look Inside. Checkout 0. Your cart is empty. Unmanned Aircraft Systems. Certificates and Ratings. FAA Resources. Hangar Flying. University Aviation Press. How can they call this product? It's not a product until we can put in our FS profile including a photo of ourselves not some stupid avatar. How difficult can it be to give us a PDF manual?

I have had every Flt Sim since the release of Flt sim No information at all. This is really a big disappointment to me' I ended buying a new desk top computer for this and so sorry I did. They're helping me select from all those options. And a little humor? The user name reminded me that half the squirrels in the little forest behind my house have their nuts ready for winter.

I'm elderly and hard of hearing so I have to replay parts of the tutorials to catch everything. Regardless, I find them far better than a printed manual. I want to assign the axes, switches, and buttons I'm familiar with, and I'm sure the tutorials will help. The list of keyboard combinations boggles me. It shows a lot of pretty pictures but where is the starting point to operate with flight controls and working the radios, visual for take off and actually flying a replica of a Cessna or whatever.

Please tell me this not going to be all pretty pictures of a pre-programed flight to some destination with us just riding along for the scenery. If you can't come up with a Operational Manual this program is just taking up space on our computer. Hope you can come up with something soon. I purchased a new computer just to handle the MS Flt Sim and I can't find any information on how to proceed with operating it.

If you go into options and select controls, near the top left you'll see something that says sensitivity. I've attached a picture to show what this looks like. You should be able to modify your dead zones, sensitivity, and multiple different types of calibration data in this menu. Thanks, Gary. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.

I have the same question These digital flight manuals contain all the information required by the pilot, including a technical description of the aircraft, limitations, normal and emergency procedures and in most cases performance data. These digital scanned flight manuals are ideal reference material for authors, enthusiasts and modelers. They usually contain great illustrations especially of the aircraft interiors and cockpits. HINT: If you are new to the site, the best place to start is either the Alphabetical List Box above , or use the Search function magnifying glass symbol top right.

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