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Chapter One Access to CiviI Aviation
1£®1 Aviation History
I£®l£®1 Lighter-than-air Period
1£®1£®2 Heavier-than-air Period
1£®2 Civil Aviation£¬ General Aviation and Military Aviation
1£®2£®1 Civil Aviation
1£®2£®2 General Aviation
1£®2£®3 Military Aviation
1£®3 Civil Aviation in China
1£®3£®1 Development of Civil Aviation in China
1£®3£®2 Concerning Statistics and Layout Plan
1£®3£®3 Ground Equipment and ATC
1£®4 ICAO£¬ CAAC and PEPEC
1£®4£®1 International Civil Aviation Organization
1£®4£®2 Responsibility and Origin of CAAC
1£®4£®3 CAAC and Flight Service
1£®4£®4 Pilot English Proficiency Examination of China

Chapter Two Aircraft and Aerodynamics
2£®1 Brieflntroduction to Aircraft
2£®1£®1 Classification of Aircraft
2£®1£®2 Uses for Aircraft
2£®2 Main Components of Airplane
2£®2£®1 Fuselage
2£®2£®2 Wings
2£®2£®3 Empennage
2£®2£®4 Landing Gear
2£®2£®5 Powerplant
2£®3 Aerodynamic Forces
2£®3£®1 Four Aerodynamic Forces
2£®3£®2 Terms Affecting the Generation of Lift
2£®3£®3 The Creation of Lift
2£®4 Wake Turbulence
2£®4£®1 Wake Turbulence
2£®4£®2 Wingtip Vortices and Effect to Flight
2£®4£®3 Wake Turbulence Avoidance
2£®5 Ground Effect
2£®5£®1 Generation and Characteristics
2£®5£®2 Principle ofGround Effect
2£®5£®3 Effect to Takeoff
2£®5£®4 Effect to Landing
2£®5£®5 Ground Effect Vehicles
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Chapter Three Aircraft Systems
Chapter Four Terminallssues
Chapter Five Aviation Safety
Chapter Six Modern Aircraft
Chapter Seven Numbers9 Letters and Call Signs
Chapter Eight Radio Communication on Normal Flight
Chapter Nine Abnormal Flight£º Operational Failure
Chapter Ten Abnormal Flight£º Unexpected Events
Chapter Eleven Abnormal Flight£º Adverse Weather
Chapter Twelve Abnormal Flight£º System Malfunction

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