2024 FAR/AIM Series Shipping NOW! | |
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ASA's FAR/AIM Series delivers the accurate, reliable, and trusted content aviators and mechanics have come to expect from the leaders in aviation training. Printed on premium paper and known for our time-tested and preferred format and layout, the ASA FAR/AIM Series books are indexed and show clearly marked changes since the last release for quick reference. The FAR for Flight Crew and FAR for Aviation Maintenance Technicians books contain black and white tables and graphics. The FAR/AIM features full-color graphics and includes a suggested study list of regulations and aeronautical information.
Available since 1945, the ASA FAR/AIM Series is the most recognized and authentic collection of books, ebooks, and apps containing Federal Aviation Regulations for pilots, flight crew, and aviation maintenance technicians. Access regulation and procedural changes at asa2fly.com/farupdate. These updates are provided at no additional cost, and readers can sign up for ASA's email update service to receive notification when a rule has changed. This FREE subscription service keeps readers aware of all FAA changes throughout the year.
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Aviation Maintenance Technician Handbooks
(FAA-H-8083-30B, FAA-H-8083-31B, and FAA-H-8083-32B)
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New editions of the FAA Aviation Maintenance Technician Handbooks for General, Airframe, and Powerplant are now available from ASA. These handbooks are designed for use by instructors and applicants preparing for the FAA Knowledge Exam and Oral & Practical (O&P) Exams required to obtain an Aviation Mechanic Certificate with Airframe and/or Powerplant Ratings (also called an A&P license). | |
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Developed as a series for this purpose, these handbooks are effective for both students and instructors, also serving as invaluable reference guides for current technicians who wish to improve their knowledge.
Reflecting current technologies, equipment, and procedures, these 2023 editions provide the guidance to support the FAA Aviation Mechanic Airman Certification Standards (ACS) and 14 CFR Part 147 Aviation Maintenance Technician Schools. Illustrated throughout with detailed, full-color drawings and photographs, each handbook also offers a comprehensive glossary and index. Previously published in 2 volumes, the 2023 edition of the Airframe Handbook includes both Systems and Structures.
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An Aviator's Guide to Owning an Airplane
by Jason Blair
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In An Aviator’s Field Guide to Owning an Airplane, author Jason Blair shares the knowledge and tips he’s gained from his many years owning aircraft and assisting numerous customers buy, sell, manage, and maintain their own airplanes. This book incorporates Blair’s many years of industry experience as an aircraft owner, active pilot, instructor, and FAA Designated Pilot Examiner to cover the practical details of ownership and offer tips to maximize your use and enjoyment of your aircraft.
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Other books in the Aviator Field Guide series.:
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ASA's FAR/AIM Series provides the most complete and up-to-date information available. By subscribing to our FREE Update subscription service, you will receive notices automatically when a regulatory or procedural change is released by the FAA. These updates will keep you current when combined with the 2024 books.
Recent updates:
08/18/23 2024 FAR/AIM
08/18/23 2024 FAR-FC
08/18/23 2024 FAR-AMT
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The first two episodes in ASA's Author Talk Series are now available on Apple Podcasts.
Join airline pilot and author Capt. Kristofer Pierson as he discusses new regulatory requirements for Pilot Professional Development, and resources from the third edition of his book Pilots In Command: Your Best Trip, Every Trip that aid pilots in becoming higher level professionals, leaders, and mentors.
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US Army General George Patton once said, “Train like you fight and fight like you train.” He was encouraging troops to train “under the conditions of the expected operational environment.”
Doesn’t it make sense for pilots to Train Like You Fly? This presentation will highlight differences between training like you fly versus training to a testing standard. Listen to Arlynn McMahon review the fourth edition of Lesson Plans that pilots at all levels can use to improve pilot skills and to Train Like you Fly.
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ASA's next edition of Author Talk will be coming this fall. Look for an announcement in the next ENROUTE. ASA Author Talks are recorded, so if you are unable to attend the LIVE event, you can view it at ASApresents.net soon after. Earn credit with the WINGS Pilot Proficiency Program by watching this presentation and successfully passing the quiz. | |
ASA is grateful for the many dealers and retailers who make it possible to find our products all over the globe. Each month, we feature an ASA dealer here in ENROUTE and on our website. Our Dealer of the Month for August 2023 is Sporty's Pilot Shop. | |
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In their words:
Sporty’s Pilot Shop was founded in 1961 by a young flight instructor. From the very beginning, we focused on providing the best products backed by the best service. While Sporty’s operations have grown over the years, our commitment to the customer has remained the same. From products for the beginning flight student to the perfect headset for a 25,000-hour ATP, Sporty’s only sells the best products. ASA shares this same commitment to the customer, and we are proud to offer their excellent products to our customers.
The very first product Sporty’s developed and sold was a small radio that could pick up airband transmissions. The idea was that student pilots could listen to other pilots on the radio to learn how to communicate. It worked. Product development continued to be strong as Sporty’s flight school was the perfect laboratory for innovating new products. Radios, training courses, bags, and kneeboards were all made for pilots by pilots. Today, Sporty’s remains a market leader in the development of new products.
In 1987, Sporty’s Academy was founded to develop aviation education courses and to produce videos that teach pilots everything they need to know about aviation. From weather and safety to technique and air traffic control, it’s all focused on real-world flying. Today, Sporty’s Academy is an FAA-approved Part 141 flight school and provides flight training for hundreds of students a year, including international students as well as for the University of Cincinnati’s Professional Pilot Training program.
Eastern Cincinnati Aviation (ECA), Sporty’s fixed base operator, provides flight instruction, rental aircraft, service, and fuel sales for Clermont County/Sporty’s Airport. ECA also operates, maintains, and manages all airport operations on behalf of Clermont County. Avionics installation and repairs are available on the airport through Sporty’s Cincinnati Avionics.
Sporty’s is one of the most respected names in aviation. With corporate activities in every segment of light aircraft from training to maintenance to aircraft sales along with hangar space for more than 150 aircraft, Sporty’s has evolved from the “World’s Largest Pilot Shop” to “More Than A Pilot Shop.”
Shop for ASA products at: sportys.com
Or on the ground at
Sporty's Pilot Shop
2001 Sporty's Dr.
Batavia, OH 45103
(800) 776-7897
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Memories from AirVenture 2023 | |
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It was great seeing some of you in Oshkosh last month! Thank you for coming by the ASA booth to talk aviation education and ask questions while you shopped. It's always great to connect with new and long-time ASA customers, partners, and industry colleagues during AirVenture.
Thank you to FLYING Media, Aviator Assistant, and FlightSafety International for allowing ASA and the National Intercollegiate Flying Association (NIFA) to host the release of “Episode 6: More Than Awards” from their SAFECON 2023 series at our tent in Aviation Gateway Park on Monday, July 24.
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Thank you to Julie Boatman, Barry Schiff, Brian Schiff, and the many visitors to our booth in Hangar B who stopped by on Tuesday to talk aviation adventures and Barry's new book An Illustrated Guide to Flying.
Finally, congratulations to William, Robert, and Dennis, recipients of the 2023 General Aviation Awards. Until next year!
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Results from "How many days will you be spending in Oshkosh, Wisconsin this summer?" | |
Readers who responded spent an average of 3.6 days in Oshkosh. No one said it was too many, and a few said not enough! | |
The following poll is for anyone who wants to participate. Your participation in the poll is voluntary. Your identity will not be made public and is used solely for the purpose of understanding ENROUTE reader preferences so that we can continue to provide you with the products, services, and information most useful to your training journey. | |
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