ATLANTA, GA - Aviation Information Resources, Inc. (AIR, Inc.), has re-release the Airline Simulator Training Manual, a complete guide to successful airline simulator check rides. This 115-page, 9-tabbed, manual covers jet operating characteristics, basic instrument flying, pre-simulator briefings, flight, engine and avionics instruments, flight maneuvers, cockpit resource management and includes 23 actual aircraft panels for everything from a B-747 to a FRASCA. Plus 43 airline check ride profiles including aircraft types, approach areas and flight maneuvers.

Originally written by Kit Darby in 1984 when he was with FAPA, the Airline Simulator Training Manual has been updated and revised to include the latest, most in-depth information on simulator checks being used by the airlines today. “Our main objective in developing this training manual is to help put the interviewing pilot at ease about what he or she can expect, allowing them to concentrate on the most important aspect of the check ride: basic instrument flying,” said Mr. Darby, President of AIR, Inc. “This manual is the single best source of pre-simulator check information and the next best thing to actually flying the simulator.” It provides a proven technique of basic instrument flying in large jets that can be used by experienced professionals and beginners alike to dramatically improve their simulator check performance.

The Airline Simulator Training Manual can be purchased by AIR, Inc. members for $49.95 and by non-members for $54.95. To find out more about this manual or to receive a free review copy, call 1-800-AIR-APPS (247-2777).

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