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Genre:TRANSPORTATION
SubGenre:Aviation / General
Language:English
Pages:249
eBook ISBN:9781626755222

Aeronautics Abbreviations & Acronyms

Your Complete Guide to Aviation Terminology

by Jorge Algara

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Overview

If you are a pilot, a mechanic, an avionics engineer, a controller, a dispatcher or any of the many professions the aeronautical world has, it is a fact you've been in the "What does those letters stand for?" situation more than once. A compilation of over 10,000 aeronautical abbreviations and acronyms have been gathered from different sources including Jeppesen, ICAO, IATA, METAR, NOTAM, TAF, AIRBUS, BOEING, and so many other. All of them together finally and ordered alphabetically in this ebook to help you.

Description

If you are a pilot, a mechanic, an avionics engineer, a controller, a dispatcher or any of the many professions the aeronautical world has, it is a fact you've been in the "What does those letters stand for?" situation more than once. A compilation of over 10,000 aeronautical abbreviations and acronyms have been gathered from different sources including Jeppesen, ICAO, IATA, METAR, NOTAM, TAF, AIRBUS, BOEING, just to mention some of many other. All of them together finally and ordered alphabetically in this ebook to help you.

About the author

Capt. Jorge L. Algara is an Airline Pilot and has been in the Aeronautical world for more than 20 years.

eBook - $8.99 (EPub)

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