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Old October 24th 06, 01:50 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Douglas Eagleson
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Default Flight Dynamics by R. Stengel

A relatively new reference book on flight is out.

Flight Dynamics
by: Robert Stengel
2004

It contains a ground reference flight model that looks nice and needs
to be used to authorize new FAA training methods.

All relative wind theory is crap.

If you are in need of supportive documentation to defend yourself it is
for a scientist only. But its ground relative theory must be placed
into the training system.

 




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