Flight Briefing for Pilots – Volume 1 – An Introductory Manual of Flying Training Complete with Air Instruction by N. H. Birch & A. E. Bramson

Flight Briefing for Pilots – Volume 1: An Introductory Manual of Flying Training Complete with Air Instruction by N. H. Birch and A. E. Bramson is a comprehensive aviation training manual covering the fundamental principles and practical techniques of flying. Originally published in 1961, this 1969 hardcover reprint was issued by Sir Isaac Pitman and Sons Ltd, a well-established British publisher of technical and educational literature.

Designed primarily for student pilots working towards their Private Pilot’s Licence, Flight Briefing for Pilots provides a structured introduction to flight training, aircraft handling and the principles of flying instruction. Its practical approach makes it an interesting resource for understanding how pilot training was conducted during the early years of modern general aviation.

Flight Briefing for Pilots combines instructional explanations with practical flying exercises, offering guidance intended to assist both student pilots and flying instructors. The authors draw upon their extensive aviation experience to explain the techniques, procedures and instructional methods associated with learning to fly.

This volume will appeal particularly to aviation enthusiasts, collectors of vintage aeronautical books, private pilots and readers interested in the history of civil aviation. Although modern flying regulations and training requirements have changed considerably, Flight Briefing for Pilots remains a worthwhile historical reference documenting the development of practical flight instruction during the 1960s.

Condition – Very Good

1969 hardcover bound in blue cloth with sun fading to the spine and general shelf wear to the boards. Some surface marks and discolouration present. Foxing present. No dust jacket.