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Flight Rules

There are two major types of flying: VFR, or visual flight rules, and IFR, or instrument flight rules. VFR pilots can only fly when the skies are clear or partly cloudy; at all times, they must be able to see where they are going. IFR pilots can fly in all types of weather. When inside a cloud, pilots must use their instruments since they cannot see where they are going through the windscreen.

When you first get a pilot’s license, you are allowed to fly in VFR conditions. In order to fly IFR, you must take further training and earn an instrument rating.

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Chapter One: Flying Basics
Aviation Language
Aviation Alphabet
Airplane Tail Numbers
Altitude
Navigation
Airports and Waypoints
Zulu Time
Radio Calls
Chapter Two: The Numbers Behind the Flights
Distance
Fuel
Time required for a flight
Costs
Chapter Three: Aerodynamics
The Four Forces of Aerodynamics
The Parts of an Airplane
Flight Controls
Center of Gravity
Chapter Four: Weather
Flight Rules
Temperature Changes with Differences in Altitude
Global Weather
Chapter Five:
Aviation Places
Chapter Six: Aviation History
Heroes of the Past and Present
Important Dates in Aviation
Chapter Seven:
Careers in Aviation
Chapter Eight: Resources
Appendix A: Answer Sets

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