Aviation Mechanic Series Editorial Team

General, the first book in Dale Crane's four-part Aviation Mechanic Series, introduces students to the aviation industry and its history, mathematics, and basic electricity and its application in airplanes. This textbook goes on to cover advanced topics outlined in the FAA test standards for aviation mechanics such as aircraft hardware, materials, weight and balance, servicing, troubleshooting, human factors, regulations, and more. Recent innovations in batteries and alternative fuels are also included. This text meets FAA aviation maintenance technician school curriculum requirements and prepares applicants for all subjects tested on the General FAA Knowledge Exam. This new fifth edition features updated content reflecting new regulations and changes affecting aviation mechanic certification. Originally written by Dale Crane in 1993, this textbook has been reviewed and updated by an editorial team consisting of aviation mechanics, university professors, and pilots. ASA's Aviation Mechanic Series is a current, comprehensive, and effective learning resource for aviation mechanic training. Designed for use in classrooms and for independent study, these textbooks feature color figures, study questions with answer keys, and extensive glossaries and indexes.

Airframe Systems, the second book in Dale Crane's four-part Aviation Mechanic Series, covers the various systems involved with the airframe: electrical, fuel, cabin atmospheric control, aircraft instruments, communication and navigation, ice control and rain removal, fire protection, and potable water and waste systems, as well as aircraft inspection. This text meets FAA aviation maintenance technician school curriculum requirements, covers the subjects outlined in the FAA test standards for aviation mechanics, and prepares applicants for all subjects tested on the FAA Knowledge Exams. This new fourth edition features updated content reflecting new regulations and changes affecting Aviation Mechanic certification. Originally written by Dale Crane in 1994, this textbook has been reviewed and updated by an editorial team consisting of aviation mechanics, inspection authorization holders, university professors, aircraft owners, and aviation maintenance journalists. ASA's Aviation Mechanic Series is a current, comprehensive, and effective learning resource for aviation mechanic training. Designed for use in classrooms and for independent study, these textbooks feature color figures, study questions with answer keys, and extensive glossaries and indexes.