FIFB Test-1

Make Consistent, Reliable
Weather Decisions With
Accurate, Easy To Follow
Step-by-Step Guidance

Simple Explanations,
Examples, Tips & Data,
Detailed Information:
All, At Your Fingertips

Quickly Develop An
Expert Understanding
Of Charts, Advisories,
And Weather Essentials

With This Easy To Use
Manual You'll Have
Total Confidence In
Your Weather Analysis

Reprinted with permission of AOPA
Flight Training Magazine (Oct 2008
Issue):

Every pilot needs a thorough
preflight weather briefing. That
much is clear. What isn't clear to
many pilots is exactly what the
flight service station specialist is
saying during those briefings.

Jerry Miller's new book, Preflight
Weather Analysis Made Easy, was
written to make the preflight
briefing easy to understand so the
pilot may get the most benefit from
the interaction.

Miller is a retired flight service
specialist who breaks down the
briefing and goes step by step
through every chart a briefer has
access to.

Every page starts with a chart
example and then explains what
can be gleaned from the
information it presents.

The explanation is clear, plain, and
to the point.

Miller also includes a tip sidebar on
each chart, and some nice memory
aids along the way.

The book also includes a section of
tips on getting the most of every
briefing.

Finally, a number of appendices
cover everything from NOTAM and
METAR/TAF contractions to weather
chart symbols and TAF reporting
locations. There's even a sample
briefing sheet.

If the FAA's Aviation Weather
Services is too obscure, try Miller's
book for some real world insights.

"Studying for the written test taught me
about all the separate weather products,
but nothing has been able to put it all
together until I read your book.

Thanks for helping me gather all the
information into a comprehensive form."

F.M.
Jasper, AL