"A Personal Flyer's Guide to More Enjoyable Flying" explains how personal flyers can use the best practices, techniques, systems and culture of airline and military airmen and airwomen to make their flying more enjoyable, more rewarding and safer.
The author, Capt. David C. Koch, is a veteran aviator with over 50 years and 18,000 hours of airline, military, business and personal flying experience. Capt. Koch wrote the book for aspiring aviators, current personal flyers and managers and staff of airmanship-development-support organizations.
For personal flyers, this book takes over where Dr./Col. Tony Kern's "Redefining Airmanship" leaves off. Every aviator who's interested in being the best pilot he or she can be needs to read this book. It also reveals an innovative approach to securing the future of personal flying.
"A Personal Flyer's Guide to More Enjoyable Flying" is a fascinating glimpse into how airline pilots have made airline travel the safest form of travel yet devised my humankind, and it goes into detail on how personal flyers can make their personal flying even safer than airline travel.