Classic aviation at its best With a superb new look, 13 issues each year and the work of the best writers and photographers in the business, Aircraft is the magazine for the true aviation afi cionado. Continuing the rich history of Aircraft Illustrated, established over 40 years ago, Aircraft offers a contemporary take on the greatest years of aviation, the glory days of charismatic aircraft. From the most famous historic airliners to the most exciting military jets of all time, our coverage is second to none. Whatever the subject, stunning archive imagery accompanies informed, in-depth articles from leading authors and revealing ‘from the cockpit’ stories.

This CD-ROM on Aircraft Performance is designed to help students gain a detailed knowledge of all aspects of aeroplane performance in preparation for the JAA/EASA Airline Transport Pilots Licence examination. The course brings together the world-renowned technical and teaching expertise of Oxford Aviation Training’s specialist ground and flying instructors, and the multimedia design talents of OATmedia.

The most feared aircraft in the Air Force arsenal, the A-10 Tankbuster was the first aircraft in U.S. aviation history designed specifically for Close Air Support. From its first taste of battle in Desert Storm to the recent assault on Baghdad, the A-10 carries enough weaponry into battle to disable 16 main battle tanks, and with its amazing 30 millimeter 7-barrelled cannon, the "Flying Gun" dominates the skies. Features interviews with A-10 pilots, many of whom flew in Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Before the onset of World War II, Germany's planes were far superior to those of the US and the UK. This programme explores how the scientists and engineers improved on technology and helped to defeat Nazi Germany. Using specially commissioned computer graphics, previously unseen archive footage and interviews with aviation experts, this programme brings back to life the Secret Allied planes of the Second World War.

This computer based training course in Gas Turbines teaches the subject of gas turbine engines up to and beyond the standard required by the EASA/JAA Air Transport Pilot's Licence (ATPL) syllabus. Gas Turbines together with its companion CD-ROM, Aircraft Piston Engines covers the complete EASA/JAA ATPL Powerplant syllabus. The two CD-ROMs together contain over 500 ATPL-style questions and answers on the subject Powerplant.

Before the age of aviation, presidents mostly stayed close to Washington the time and energy required for a long journey by rail or ship were better spent running the country. But starting with FDR, customized planes reserved specially for the president's use became an essential tool of the office, allowing face to face meetings with leaders all over the world and providing a rare place where serious work can be done without interruption. AIR FORCE 1 tells the complete story of the "flying oval office," from FDR's Guess Where II to the ultra-sophisticated 747-220B used by Bush and Clinton. Interviews with pilots and crew members provide a privileged look at how each president has used his plane, and a rare behind-the-scenes tour shows the incredible luxury and technology of the current jet it even has an onboard operating room. Fasten your seat belts for a high-flying tour through the history of the most famous plane in the world.

One Six Right: The Romance Of Flying (2005) DVDRip XviD-DMZ
DVDRip | Language: English | 1h 13mn | 640x352 | AVI XviD 995 Kbps 23.976 fps | MP3 64.0 Kbps | 560 MB
Genre: Documentary

One Six Right is some exhilarating documentary film that celebrates the unsung hero of aviation - the limited airport. Featuring thrilling aerial photography and a sweeping original score, t

Henry runs into an old friend and rival from the past. Henry believes that this friend’s father may be targeted for assassination.

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Henry tries to clear his uncle’s name by solving the murder of the former partner of Jasper’s father and finding a Viking artifact that he was looking for.

Apple pie. Pumpkin pie. Shepherd’s pie. Chicken potpie. Sweet or savory, pies are beloved; everyone has a favorite. Yet despite its widespread appeal there has never been a book devoted to this humble dish—until now.

From the Roman conquest of 43 CE to the Norman conquest of 1066 and from the Elizabethan age of Shakespeare to the Iraq and Afghan wars of the 21st century, DK's History of Britain and Ireland traces the key events that shaped the societies living in the British Isles from the earliest times to the present day.