Discover the essentials of early aviation safety and planning with Eytinge's Flying Guide and Log Book.
This 1921 edition compiles practical guidance for pilots and enthusiasts alike, from cross‑country flight prep to keeping a precise flying log. It includes a foreword by a noted Air Service leader and covers field planning, regulations, and the step‑by‑step work needed to grow commercial aviation.
The book frames current and future flying challenges, offering straightforward advice you can apply before every flight. It blends practical checklists with notes on how to document time, organize field information, and stay informed about landing fields and aviation facilities.
What you’ll experience
- Clear, actionable guidance for planning cross‑country flights and choosing safe landing fields.
- Practical tips for maintaining a thorough, certified flight log to support safety and career goals.
- Reference sections on field reports, regulations, and general rules of the air.
- A foreword from a senior Air Service figure that frames why safety and education matter in aviation’s growth.
Ideal for readers new to flight and experienced pilots alike, this edition helps you approach every mission with preparation and purpose. If you’re curious about early aviation development and want a practical, hands‑on guide, this is a good fit.