Aviation Mechanic Handbook: The Aviation Standard Spiral-bound – February 10, 2012

Every aircraft mechanic or aircraft homebuilder should have one of these in their toolbox. This one replaced my older version that was starting to fall apart from use. The ring binder version is worth the cost. Just when I think I know it all, I find myself referring to this abbreviated/condensed and well-written version of the FAA AC-43.13. Also very helpful for those who do their own preventive maintenance as described in FAR 43 Appendix A (3).

Every aircraft mechanics toolbox should have one of these. Great for a quick look up of standard torque tables, unit conversions, bend allowance, torque wrench deviation equations, voltage drops, and more.

I like this product because it is very handy and simple to consult.It isa resume of basic stuff we use every day.It is my first book of the kind, I don't know another book in the same style.It has some despendable information like mesure conversion tables (they are too long) and there is a mistake in the metric/imperial caliper reading procedure.

Everything in this book you will need, but not everything you need will be in this book. That being said no book will have everything you need,but this one comes close. Very handy and the spiral binding makes it great to lay on the bench next to you as you refer to it for something. When you need it, you REALLY need it.

Excellent book reference for A&Ps

new condition. great to have in the field

It was suggested by our ODA administrator to get these books for the Unit Members. They have come in very handy right off the bat. Helping us get a feel for some things that might have been a little fuzzy on parts we supply to customers. Nice spiral bound edition sits flat on the desk, and makes it easy to read and compare.

Great for people studying to be an aviation mechanic