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Understanding Tfr's By Jerry Miller

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MFR Model# FB-TFR

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Understanding TFR’s by Jerry Miller
Temporary Flight Restrictions (TFRs) are a fact of life for every pilot today. Unfortunately, TFRs are complex and, quite often, difficult to decipher. If you are a responsible pilot who wants some good, solid information about TFRs and how to avoid intrusions, then Understanding TFRs is the book for you.

With more than 25 years experience as a Flight Service Specialist and an experienced rotor wing pilot, Jerry Miller has created a series of user friendly guides to help pilots of all experience levels find the information they need quickly.

Every successful flight is the result of proper planning and execution. When it comes to planning items like Weather, Notams, TFR’s and basic piloting references are extremely important.

Each book is spiral bound for easy use in the cockpit and belongs in every pilot flight bag.

More than a memory jogger - it's an everyday reference!
   
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Specifications

  • 5-1/2" X 8-1/2"
  • 42 pages
  • Soft cover
  • Wire bound - lays flat for easy reference

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