McGraw-Hill's Aim/Far is the blockbuster reference that pilots, flight instructors, students, and fixed-base operators in general aviation select most often. No other version of the Aeronautical Information Manual/Federal Aviation Regulations measures up to McGraw-Hill's - not even the government's own! Packed with information, regulations, and exclusive - time saving features, this economically priced reference is more thoroughly indexed and easier to use than any other. The key features include: Federal Aviation and useful pilot information than any other competitive title; on-line updates; all changes highlighted and explained; important facilities directory, aviation web site addresses, pilot/controller glossary, and FAA Flight Forum excerpts; study suggestions for test and flight review; VOT sites and frequencies; new updates and regulations regarding security issues; and expanded coverage of the sport pilot license and certification for pilots.

These handbooks present the latest civil aviation directives gathered from the Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) and the Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM) for pilots, flight crew, and aviation maintenance technicians.

AIM/FAR is a meticulously accurate and always up to date resource of federally required rules and regulations for general aviation flying, covering the most important issues pilots face. Editor Charlie Spence tracks the FAA changes and rulemaking throughout the year to bring pilots the best, most complete information possible for current conditions.

Pilots, flight crew, and aviation maintenance technicians are required to keep up with the latest civil aviation directives from the FAA. All changed regulations are marked and indexed to provide a clear listing of subject matter and to refer pilots and staff to the correct paragraph or regulation number.

AIM/FAR is a meticulously accurate and always up to date resource of federally required rules and regulations for general aviation flying, covering the most important issues pilots face.

"Rules and Procedures for Aviators, U.S. Department of Transportation, From Titles 14 and 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations"--Cover.