2025 FAR/AIM Series Shipping mid-July! | |
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ASA's FAR/AIM Series delivers the accurate, reliable, and trusted content aviators and mechanics have come to expect from the leaders in aviation training. Printed on premium paper and known for our time-tested and preferred format and layout, the ASA FAR/AIM Series books are indexed and show clearly-marked changes since the last release for quick reference. The FAR for Flight Crew and FAR for Aviation Maintenance Technicians books contain black and white tables and graphics. The FAR/AIM features full-color graphics.
Available since 1945, the ASA FAR/AIM Series is the most recognized and authentic collection of books, ebooks, and apps containing Federal Aviation Regulations for pilots, flight crew, and aviation maintenance technicians. Access regulation and procedural changes at asa2fly.com/farupdate. These updates are provided at no additional cost, and readers can sign up for ASA's email update service to receive notification when a rule has changed. This FREE subscription service keeps readers aware of all FAA changes throughout the year.
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A pilot's logbook is an invaluable asset and should be protected—for the time already earned and the many flights ahead. The more it gets used, the more valuable your logbook becomes. Protect your flight history with these quality logbook covers from ASA (logbook not included).
Designed to fit various logbook sizes, these stylish covers are made of rugged and water-resistant 600D canvas, and maintain a sleek and professional appearance all while providing ultimate protection to a pilot's valuable flight history. Once the log is full, slide the cover off and onto a new logbook.
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These covers fit ASA's The Standard® SP-6, SP-30, and SP-57 logbooks as well as logbooks from other manufacturers of the same size. | |
New Aviation Headset Comfort Ear Seals | |
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ASA Comfort Ear Seals are designed for pilot comfort. Extend the wear time of your headset with the addition of these seals that help ease hot spots and pressure. The heat-sensitive foam core conforms to create a comfortable, head-forming seal that minimizes outside noise. A durable covering made of eco-friendly microfiber vegan leather is comfortable in all climates.
Fits the ASA AirClassics® Headset and other headsets with similar earcup design. Install by removing the old seal and placing over the headset’s oval flange.
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New AirClassics® Crew Pack and Crew Trip Bag | |
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Two new bags from ASA are designed to fit crew and pilot essentials with a structured and professional appearance. ASA's new Crew Pack and Crew Trip Bag present a clean, sophisticated, and professional look with supremely functional design, able to withstand the demanding aviation environment.
The ASA AirClassics® Crew Line of flight bags are made of durable, weather-resistant ballistic outer material, ripstop nylon interior, and YKK PU-coated heavy-duty zippers. Luggage pass throughs, padded straps, and handles on top allow for flexible transport. Designed in collaboration with flight crew, these are ideal for multi-day trips.
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Aircraft Spruce
July 2024
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ASA Dealers can be found all over the globe. Take a look at our Store Locator and Online Retailer pages to see that ASA products are just about everywhere. Our Dealer of the Month for June is: | |
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In their own words:
"Aircraft Spruce is the Aviation superstore for all of your aircraft & pilot needs, providing the same industry-leading customer service and stock selection since 1965. Aircraft Spruce holds stock across the United States and Canada with eight different regional facilities to allow quick delivery and the best price on over 120,000 parts and supplies.
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REMINDER: Effective as of May 31, 2024
The FAA released 11 new and updated FAA Airman Certification Standards (ACS) and Practical Test Standards last month. Has your PTS been replaced? Watch this free FAA Webinar addressing the transition from PTS to ACS.
Update your FAA Test Standards HERE!
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Join the ASA Library Members Only list and receive as much as 50% off select eBooks in the ASA Library. These limited time offers are sent to registered ASA Library members only, and are good for just a few days. Sign up now and we will send you a monthly offer. Build your digital library with ASA eBooks. | |
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ASA's Essential Read for June is the 2025 FAR/AIM!
Since the 2024 FAR/AIM Series published, the FAA has released two changes to the Aeronautical Information Manual and multiple revisions to the regulations, including Parts 43, 61, 71, 91, TSA Part 1552 affecting flight training security programs, and more. Additionally, the 2025 FAR/AIM adds Part 5, which deals with safety management systems (SMS). SMS is now required for air tour operators and other specified certificate holders. ASA maintains updates for the 1-year life of each edition. Make sure you have the most current regulatory information with this critical reference.
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Originally Launched in 2008, the Learn to Fly Blog is for student pilots and those considering flight training. This is a great resource to acquire the aeronautical knowledge needed to be successful during and after training. Certificated pilots and flight instructors will find this a platform full of insights into the aviation environment, in addition to providing encouragement and guidance to newer members of the aviation community. | |
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The pitot-static system is responsible for the operation of three of the six primary flight instruments, otherwise known as the “six pack.” The three pitot-static instruments include the pressure altimeter, vertical speed indicator, and airspeed indicator (see Figure 1). Understanding how each of these instruments operate is critical to flight …
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Before a flight, pilots must do all they can to prepare for or avoid factors that are out of their control, such as weather. One of the many weather charts that are available are the significant weather (SIGWX) forecast charts. SIGWX charts offer meteorological data that can be vital when planning longer flights, or when weather conditions may come into play.
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