Publisher's Synopsis
"Learning to Fly; A Practical Manual for Beginners" offers a fascinating glimpse into the early days of aviation. Written by aviation pioneers Claude Grahame-White and Harry Harper, this book provides foundational knowledge for aspiring pilots. While technology has advanced significantly, the core principles of flight remain timeless. This manual offers insights into aircraft control, navigation, and safety procedures as they were understood in the pioneering era of flight.
A valuable resource for aviation enthusiasts and historians, this book showcases the spirit of innovation and adventure that defined the birth of aviation. Experience the thrill of learning to fly from the perspective of aviation's early experts.
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