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TITLE Teacher's Guide to Aviation Education Resources.Including: Career Informatior Audiovisuals,Publications, Periodicals.

INSTITUTION Federal Aviation Administration (DOT), Washington,DC. Office of Public Affairs.

REPORT NO APA-5-149-85PUB DATE Feb 85NOTE 39p.PUB TYPE Guides - Classroom Use Guides (For Teachers) (052)

Reference Materials - Directories/Catalogs (132)el

EDRS PRICE MF01/PCO2 Plus Postage.DESCRIPTORS *Aerospace Education; *Audiovisual Aids; *Career

Awareness; Elementary School Science; ElementarySecondary Education; Instructional Materials;Meteorology; *Periodicals; *Publications; ResourceMaterials; Science Careers; *Science Education;Secondary School Science; Teaching Guides

IDENTIFIERS Aviation; *Aviation Education

ABSTRACTCurrently available aviation education resource

materials are listed alphabetically by title under four headings: (1)career information; (2) audiovisual materials; (3) publications; and(4) periodicals. Each entry includes: title; format (16mm film,slides, slide/tape presentation, VHS/Beta videotape, book, booklet,newsletter, pamphlet, poster, chart, photograph, or magazine); class(career information, audiovisual aid, periodical, or publication);educational level (elementary, secondary, elementary/secondary, orteacher only); description; supplementary data (such as materialsavailable for purchase only, running time for films, and the numberof pages for publications); source; position of the contact personwithin the organization where service will be provided when orderingor inquiring about a listed item; and the source's mailing addressand telephone number. (JN)

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TEACHER'S GUIDE

TO AVIATION EDUCATION RESOURCES

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CAREER INFORMATIONAUDIOVISUALSPUBLICATIONSPERIODICALS

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Office of Public AffairsAviation Education Program800 Independence Ave., S.W.Washington, D.C. 20591,

INTRODUCTION

Dear Teacher:

The Federal Aviation Administration, as part of its efforts to plan forthe future of air transportation, is engaging in an Aviation EducationProgram designed to inform students, teachers, parents, and the publicabout many aspects of the air transportation system.

This publication lists .:urrently available aviation education materialsfrom a variety of sours. and how to obtain them. In compiling the list,we have tried to identify all available films, career information, peri-odicals and publications, and to assure that the sources are current andaccurately listed.

We hope that by using the list, you will find interesting and ?ppropriateways to include aviation and aviation-related topics in your school'sbasic curriculum for classes from kindergarten through twelfth grade.

Sincerely,

Jt-l.A43Q)4)

Donald D. EngenAdministratorFederal Aviation Administrator

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EXPLANATION OF THE CATALOG FORMAT

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,This catalog of aviation education r source materials is formatted toassist you in retrieving information. The following example, extracted fromthe catalog, is used to describe the system e followed to present the data.

AIR LINE PILOT CAREER INFORMATIONBooklet CI S

This booklet gives a general overview of airline pilot careers. Subjectsbriefly covered: basic requirements, physical requirements, educationlevels and aviation careers other than piloting. Free.Air Line Pilots AssociationCommunications Department1625 Massachusetts Ave., NWWashington DC 20036202 797-4174

This is an explanation of the entries in the above sample. Each entry islabeled to reflect its purpose.

(TITLE)(FORMAT) (CLASS) (EDUCATION LEVEL)(CONTENT)(CONTENT)(CONTENT) (SUPPLEMENTARY DATA)(SOURCE)(POSITION)(MAILING ADDRESS)(MAILING ADDRESS)(TELEPHONE NUMBER)

(TITLE)The name, as known by the organizational source listed, of the resource.

(FORMAT)The manner in which the resource is offered. This includes: Film (16 mm),

slides, slidet with pulsed cassette tape, videotape (VHS or Beta formats),book, booklet, newsletter, pamphlet, poster, chart, photograph, and magazine.

(CLASS)The broad category .,hat best describes the resource. "CI" indicates

career information; "A/V" is audiovisual; "PER" periodical; and "PUB" meanspublication.

(EDUCATION LEVEL)To aid your search for proper classroom materials, each resource has been

evaluated and a general educational level assigned. "E" is suitable forelementary students; "S" for secondary. A resource may have one or bothlevels assigned. Where the material is for use only by the teacher, "A" hasbeen designated as "Adult" material.

EXPLANATION OF FORMAT (continued)

(CONTENT)This section contains a synopsis of the resource material.

(SUPPLEMENTARY DATA)110Itfr information concerning the resource is provided in this section.

Those materials marked "purchase only" means they are for sale. If no refer-ence has been made, you can assume that the item is either free or may beborrowed. However, we recommend that you contact the source organization toverify the status of the resource.* Other supplementary information includesthe running time, in minutes, of audio-visual material and whether it is pro-duced in color or monochrome. Also, the number of pages in publications maybe listed.

(SOURCE)This is the name of the organization that will furnish the material. It

either manufactures the item, maintains a supply, or provides lending libraryservices. Several organizations listed may restrict the distribution of theirmaterials. Where this is the case, such restrictions are noted at the end ofthe "content" section. When a resource may be obtained from several sourceorganizations, the content information is not repeated in the multiple list-ings.

(POSITION)This is the positio, of the contact person within the organization where

service will be provided when ordering or inquiring about a listed item.

(MAILING ADDRESS)Where to write for the resource.

(TELEPHONE NUMBER)This is the telephone number of the organization handling the material.

*The Federal Aviation Administration cannot be responsibie for theavailability of materials listed in this catalog.

CONTENTS

CAREER INFORMATION,,

AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS

PUBLICATIONS

PERIODICALS

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NOTE: Each section is color-coded forquick reference.

C REER INFORMATION

AIR LINE PILOT CAREER INFORMATIONBooklet CI S

This booklet gives a general overview of airlinepilot careers. Subjects briefly covered: basic re-quirements, physical requirements, education levelsand aviation careers other than piloting. Free.Air Line Pilots AssociationCommunications Department1625 Massachusetts Ave., NWWashington DC 20036202 797.4174

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL CAREERPamphlet CI S

Information describing the various opportunities andprerequisites concerning a career in the air trafficcontrol profession is covered in several pamphlets.Air Traffic Control Association, Inc.Executive Director2020 N. 14th Street. Suite 410Arlington VA 22201703 522-5717

AIRWAY SCIENCE CURRICULUMBooklet , CI S

The booklet contains a description of the SouthernIllinoiS University Aviation Curriculum. Availableupon request from interested persons. Quantity maybe limited.Southern Illinois UniversityCarbondale IL 62901

AVIATION CAREER AWARENESS PROGRAMBooklet with materials CI E

A complete program designed to aid the teacher in in-troducing the wide range of aviation occupations tothe elementary b junior high student. Professionallyprepared units supported by included resource mat-erial. #AAE76000-22. Purchase only.Cessna. Aircraft Co., Air Age Education DepartmentDirector.Air Age EducationP.O.Box 1521Wichita KS 67201316 685-9111

AVIATION CAREERS: AIRLINE CAREERSBooklet CI S

Describes the duties and requirements for a careerwith the airlines. Pilots, dispatchers, attendents,and various support personnel are included. FAA

Career Series.GA 300-126 17 pages. Free.Superintendent of Documents0010 Cherry LaneLaurel MD 20707

'AVIATION CAREERS: AIRLINE CAREERSCI

Maryland State Aviation AdministrationAviation EducationP.O.Box 8766BWI Airport MD 21240301 859-7111

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AVIATION CAREERS: AIRPORT CAREERSBooklet CI S

Describes the job opportunities to be found at andaround the airport. Airport Manager, Airport Service-persOns, Safety Employees, and Fixed Base Operatorare some of those included.GA 300-124. 8 pages. Free.FAA Career Series.Superintendent of Documents8610 Cherry LaneLaurel MD 20707

'AVIATION CAREERS: AIRPORT CAREERSCI

Maryland State Aviation AdministrationAviation EducationP.O.Box 8766BWI Ai4ort MD 21240301 859-7111

AVIATION CAREERS: AVIATION MAINTENANCEBooklet CI S

The brochure describes the career opportunities inthe field of aviation maintenance. Aviation mech-anics, avionics technicians, and others are included.GA 300-123 6 pages. Free.FAA Career SeriesSuperintendent of Documents8610 Cherry LaneLaurel MD 20707

AVIATION CAREERS: AVIATION MAINTENANCECI

. Maryland State Aviation AdministrationAviation EducationP.O.Box 8766BWI Airport MD 21240301 859-7111

AVIATION CAREERS: FLIGHT AlliNOANTSBooklet CI S

Brochure describes the duties, requirements, andcareer oportunities in this field. GA 300127 7

pages. Free.FAA Career Series.Superintendent of Documents8610 Cherry LaneLaurel MD 20707

AVIATION CAREERS: GOVERNMENT CAREERSBooklet CI S

Booklet describes the different aviation careers thatcan be pursued in the government. Includes: AirTraffic Controllers, Aviation Safety Inspectors,Airspace Systems Inspection Pilots, Accident Invest-igators, Electronics Technicians, Engineers, andMeteorologists. #GA 300-128. 32 pages. Free. FAACareer Series.Superintendent of Documents8610 Cherry LaneLaurel MD 20707

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AVIATION CAREERS:. PILOTS AND FLIGHT ENGINEERSBooklet CI S

Describes the different types of piloting jobs arlists the special qualifications (education.ses, hours flying experience, & physical exams) o.each. Wages and benifits are also listed. #GA300-122 16 pages. Free. FAA Career Series.Superintendent of Documents8610 Cherry Lane.Laurel MD 20707

CAREER DAYSpeaker CI E,SThe Virginia Department of Aviation will provide aspeaker to Virginia schools and other educational or-ganizations for events structured around a "CareerDay" format. Requests should be made in,writing tothe Department.Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,POB 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3685

i) CAREERS IN AIRWAY SCIENCEBooklet CI S

Booklet outlines the FAA's role in airway science ed-ucation. A sample curriculum shows the nucleus ofcourses providing.a comprehensive program. Careersin the FAA and other specialty options are covered.Included is a partial list. of colleges & universitiesparticipating in the Airway Science Curriculum. 27pages.Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)Mice of Public Affairs;00'Independence Avenue, S.W.Washington DC 20591202 426-8058

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CAREERS IN AVIATION/AEROSPACE '

Booklet CI E.SThe booklet contains an outline for a field trip toan airport. The 4-hour program is divided into twosections consisting of: one hour of lecture & dis-cussion, and a 3-hour visit to all the differentaspects of the airport.L Excellent for obtainingideas.Maryland State Aviation AdministrationAviation EducationP.O.Box 8766BWI Airport MD 21240301 859-7111

CHOOSE A CAREER IN AVIATIONBrochure CI S

Brochure contains a cross reference chart of thecareers in aviation & aerospace by listing therelated aerospace occupations with appropriate. schoolsubjects. First establish career goals. then usechart to select the subjects which direct you towardyour goal.Aviation Distributors & Manufacturers AssociationExecutive Vice President1900 Arch StreetPhiladelphia PA 19103215 564-3484

COLLEGIATE AVIATION DIRECTORYBook CI SThe Directory identif+ . regionally accredited uni-versities that offer 141 courses inaviation'. All educ ivity levels are listedwith names, addrese phone numbers of the peopleto contact. 128 Pages. 82. Purchase.University Aviation AssoiationP.O.Box 2321Auburn AL 36830

HIGH SCHOOL AVIATION/AEROSPACE EDUCATIONFilmstrip with Cassette Tape CI S

Filmstrip d' .usses aviation/aerospce education inthe high scnuols of America. It's valuable to teach-ers and administrators in planning, development, andoperation of their programs. Based on 1975-76 GAMAreport.30 min. Color. #2.Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

LOOKING UP TO YOUR AVIATION CAREERFilm (16mm) CI E,SFilm illustrates how careers in aviation present a

wide-ranging opportunity for achievement, challengeand responsibility in over 60 different specialties.Features aviation professionals supporting air opera-tions on the ground. 14 min. Color. #11314.FAA Film.Modern Talking Picture Sevice.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

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LOOKING UP TO YOUR AVIATION CAREERCI

Maryland State Aviation AdministrationAviation EducationP.O.Box 8766BWI Airport MD 21240301 859-7111

LOOKING UP TO YOUR AVIATION CAREERCI

State residents only, order film #83 from:Texas Aeronautics CommissionLibrarianP.O.Box 12607, Capitol StatiunAustin TX 78711521 476-:9262

MAKING THE DIFFERENCEFilm (16mm) CI S

Film documents six true stories of general aviationin common & critical situations. Shows general avia-tion at work in the sky doing photogrammetry, agriculture, air ambulance. flight training, and business& corporate flying. 14 min. Color. Purchase only.General Aviation Manufacturers AssociationManager, Communications1400 K Street, N.W., Suite 801 ''-

Washirgton DC 20005202 393-1500

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MAKING THE DIFFERENCECI

Modern Talking Picture Serivce, Inc.FAA Film Series500 Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709811 541-7571

MAKING THE DIFFERENCECI

State residents only, order film #85 from:Texas Aeronautics CommissionLibrarianP.O.Box 12607, Capitol StationAustin TX 78711512 476-9262

NASA CAREERS IN AEROSPACE: ENGINEERBrochure CI S

The brochure contains the stories of people who areengineers working for NASA and what they do in theirvarious areas. These include: electrical, chemical,aerospace, computer and other engineering fields.Maryland State Aviation AdministrationAviation EducationP.O.Bax 8766BWI Airport MD 21Z40301 859-7111

PEOPLE OF THE AIRLINESBrochure CI S

This brochure provides highlight information 'aboutjob descriptions in the scheduled airline industry.Please send a self-addressed stamped envelope.Air Transport Association1709 New .York AvenueWashington DC 20006

NASA CAREERS IN AEROSPACE: SCIENTISTBrochure CI S

The brochure contains the stories of peopVe who arestientists working fon NASA and what they do in theirvarious areas. These include: Satellite photo-graphy, geology, meteorology and other fields.Maryland State Aviation AdministrationAviation EducationP.0.80'11766BWI Airport MD 21240301 859-7111

NASA CAREERS IN AEROSPACE: TECHNICIANBrochure CI S

The brochure contains the stories of people who aretechnicians working for NASA and what they dcintheir, various areas. These include: meterolojical,avionics and others.Maryland State Aviation AdministrationAviation EducationP.O.Box 8766BWI Airport MD 21240301 859-7111

OPERATING 8 STRATEGIC MANPOWER ANALYSIS & PLAN FORTHE GENERAL AVIATION INDUSTRYBooklet CI S

A GAMA workforce study, completed in 1981, thatcovers eight general aviation job classifications andprovides an in-depth look at the industry's personnellevels. Problems are identified and recommendationsgiven in this 141 page report. A good source forlong range career planning. Purchase only.General Aviation Manufacturers AssociationManager, Communications1400 K Street, NW Suite 801Washington DC 20005202 339-1500

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PILOT FACT SHEETSheet CI S

. This information sheet answert" most commonly askedquestions about piloting. Information includes: howto grit started, schools, flight training, the variouslevels of pilot certificates and the training requir-ed. Free.General Aviation Manufacturers AssociationManager, ,Communications1400 K Street, NW Suite 801Washington .0C 20005202 193-1500

PUT WINGS ON YOUR CAREERFilm (16mm) CI S

Film illustrates the diversity of jobs in aviationmaintenance both in government and private industry.It outlines the basic technical requirements andpoints interested people in the right direction formore specific career information. 15 min. Color.#8.

Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

PUT WINGS ON YOUR CAREERCI

Illinois Division of AeronauticsOne Langhorne Bond DriveSpringfield IL 62706217 753-4400

TAKE OFF FOR OPPORTUNi;IESFilm (16mm) CI S

Film introduces young people to employment opportunities in aviation. An excellent film for those whomight consider a career in aviation. It is also ofinterest to general audiences. 11 min. Color.#15547. FAA Film. Free loan.Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

TAKE OFF FOR OPPORTUNITIESCI

Available through purchase from:General Aviation Manufacturers AssociationManager, Communications1400 K Street, N.W., Suite 801Washington DC 20005202 393-1500

TAKE OFF FOR OPPORTUNITIESCI

Illinois DivisiOn of AeronauticsOne Langhorne Bond DriveSpringfield IL F2706217 753-4400

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WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO WITH THE NEXT HALF CENTURY?Booklet CI S

This 20-page booklet containsinformation on the vo-cational and career opportunities and on the econom-ics of the aviation industry. Lists the various jobs.with a major aircraft manufacturer. #AAE74007-22Purchase only. (1 of AAE Library Series.)Cessna Aircraft Co., Air Age Education DepartmentOirector,Air Age EducationP.O.Box 1521Wichita KS 67201316 685.9111

WHY AVIATION/AEROSPACE EDUCATION?Filmstrip with Cassette Tape CI S

Filmstrip works on thedry that aviation educationbegins at am early age by encouraging aviation-/aerospace education in high school. Should beviewed by anyone considering starting an aviationprogram in their school. 20 min. Color. #1.Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssi-tant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

WOMEN IN AVIAliON AND SPACEBooklet CI S

This booklet contains the personality profiles ofseven women who have achieved in nontraditionalcareers. By reading the personal statements of theseaerospace women, students may find encouragement toexcel in school and to consider the possibility of acareer in aviation or space. 14 pages. GA-300-144.Federal Aviation Adminis*ration (FAA)Office of Public Affairs800 Independence Avenue, S.W.Washington DC 20591202 426-8058

'YOUTH IN AVIATIONPamphlet CI S

Booklet describes the various organizations which areassociated with the world of aviation. Aviation Ex-,ploring-BSA, Civil Air Patrol, 4-H Aerospace Program,Academy of Model Aeronautics, and Aerospace in TexasHigh Schools are included.Texas Aeronautics CommissionLibrarianP.O.Box 12607, Capitol StationAustin TX /8711512 476-9262

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A FIRE CALLED JEREMIAHFilm (16mm) A/VThis film explains the role that aircraft play in thetraining and duties of smoke jumpers and fire-watchers. It is the factual story of a raging Montanafire and 0.ow it is brought under control. 35 min.Color. # 16.'Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3640 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378 4880

A MAGNIFICENT MAN AND HIS'FLYING MACHINE.F,Flm (16mm) A/V S

A documentary film on the earliest flying machines andattempts to build and fly these craft. Features DerekPiggott, cop British soaring pilot, flying a replicaof :sir George Cayley's 1852 man-carrying glider.#0-16-7069. 25 min. Color. ,Rentil fee.Soaring Society of America, Inc.Film LibraryR.D. 01, Harris Hill'Elmira, NY 14903607 34-3128

A PLACE OF /DREAMS: THE NITIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUMFilm (16mm) A/V E,SThis documentary is narrated by Cliff Robertson. Filmshows close-ups of the displays as well as earlynews-film footage of flight pioneers.35 min. Color #81. State residents only.Texas Aeronautics CommissionLibrarianPOB 12607, Capitol StationAustin, TX 78711.512 476-9262

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AERODROME CONTROL VFRFilm (16mm) . A/V S

Illustrates the duties of the aerodrome (airport)controller. Live scenes show how the controller per-forms his task when aircraft are flying under VisualFlight Rules (VFR) on and in the vicinity of theaerodrome.20 min. Color. #34-35.Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

AERODYNAMICS: FORCES ACTING ON AN AIRFOILFilm (16mm) A/V S

Theo.y & principles 3f the forces acting on airfoils:lift, drag, angle of attack, ana wing chord.Relationship between lift, drag, wing area, windvelocity, thrust, and weight. ISO -16 -6010 26 min.68W. Rental fee:Soaring Society of America, Inc.Film LibraryR.D. #1, Harris HillElmira NY 14903607 734-3128

AEROELASTIC PHENOMENA AND RELATED RESEARCHFilm (16mm) A/V SFascinating technical explanation of oscillations ofsuspension bridges, and various types of aircraftwings, caused by wave motions set-up in them throughwind velocity. #50-16-7061 6 min. Color.Soaring Society of America, Inc.Film LibraryR.D. #1, Harris Hill 4

Elmira NY 14903607 734-3128

AGRICULTURAL AVIATIONFilm (16mm) A/V S

Film graphically illustrates how the airplane is usedas an agricultural tool to control insect pests, applyfertilizer, and :efoliate certain crops. It shows the"Ag" airplane in action as a vital part of ouragricultural eco Nay. 12 min. Color.Illinois Division f AeronauticsOne Langhorne Bond DriveSpringfield IL 62706217 753-4400

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AIR MASSES & FRONTSFilm (16mm) A/V SThis film defines as well as describes the varioustypes of air masses and fronts, explains their ori-gins, their structures, and associated weather. 20min. Color.Illinois' Division of AeronauticsOne Langhorne Bond DriveSpringfield IL 62706217 .753-4400

AIR TAXI USAFilm (16mm) A/V S

This film depicts the role played by light aircraft inmaking small communities accessible by air to thelarger airline carrier airports. 13 min. Color. #48Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

AIRPLANES MAKE MARKETSFilm (16mm) A/V S

Filmed at Stanley Basin, Idaho, it portrays thefounding of trade, markets, and resources in outlyingand remote areas by flying businessmen. 25 min.Color. #36Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

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AIRPORT AMERICA .

Film (16mM) A/V SFilm shows the importance of airports to the Americancommunity by presenting airplane 'activities in'bus-iness, agricUlture, and Forest preservation. 14 min.`Color. #49Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.'Salem OR 97310S03 378 4880

AIRPORTS MEAN BUSINESSFilm (1Aom) A/V 5

Film underscores the economic benefits an airportbrings to a community. Directed primarily to mediumsize communities. Illustrates how airports attractnew industry, provide new jobs and offer increasedrecreational Opportunities. 28 min. Color. # 37.Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistdnt Administrator3040 25th.Street. S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880 ,

AIRPORTS MEAN BUSINESSA/V

State residents only.North Carolina DOT, Division of AviationDirectorP.O.Box 25201, Highway Bldg.Raleigh NC 27611919 733 -249.1

ALL IT TAKES IS ONCEFilm (16mm) A/V S

Mental distraction is a serious flight har.ird. Fivefrequently encounterr.d psychological problems whichcan affect a general aviation pilot's performance arepresented. FAA Film. 25 min. Color. 011112'.Modern Talking Picture Service, .Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 541"-7571

APPROACHING THE SPEED OF SOUNDFilm (16mm) A/V S

First in a series of 3 films on high speed flight.Should be shown with "Transonic Flight" & "Beyond theSpeed of Sound." A basic demonstration is given ofhow sound is produced & travels through the air. Theterm "Mach Number" IS explained. 28 min. Color #40Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

AREA NAVIGATIONFilm (16mm) A/V S

Film is primarily directed to FAA air traffic andairway planning personnel. It could be useful togeneral aviation pilots in gaining a better under-standing of the area navigation concept and itsadvantages. 25 min. Color. #11114. FAA Film.Moern Talking Picture service. Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street. N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 S41-7571

ATMOSPHERIC STABILITY AND INSTABILITY, PART I:EXISTING TEMPERATURE DISTRIBUTIONFilm (16mm)

. A/V S

Shows how to recognith stability and instability inthe atmosphere and the characteristic weather: howtemperature promotes stability and instability, andhow instability can be measured. OS13-16-7005 13 min.

. ColOr. Rental fee.Soaring. Society of America, Inc.Film Library.R.D. #1, Harris HillElmira NY.14903607 734-3128

ATMOSPHERIC STABILITY AND INSTABILITY, PART II:ADIABATIC PROCESSFilm (16mm) A/V S

Film shows how air travels upward and downward with noheat gained from or lost to the surrounding air: howthe adiabatic process works with dry and withsaturated air. Also explains mechanical convection.#50-16-7006 14 min. r.olor. Rental fee.Soaring Society of America. Inc.Film LibraryR.D. #1, Harris HillElmira NY 14903607 734-3128

ATMOSPHERIC STABILITY AND INSTABILITY, PART III:THERMAL CONVECTIONFilm (16mm) A/V S

Shows the two ways by which surface air Can be car-ried aloft (mechanical & thermal convection): When toexpect instabilty and the resulting turbulence. hail.and (sometimes) icing conditions. #50-16-7007 10min. Color.Rental fee.Soaring Society of America, Inc.Film LibraryR.D. 01, Harris HillElmira NY 14903607 734-3128

ATMOSPHERIC STABILITY AN3 INSTABILITY, PART IV:STABILITY AND THE WEATHERFilm (16mm) A/V S

Depicts how cloud forms are visible signs of stability& instability: how to identify stability & instabilityby studying cloud and the pseudo-adiabatic chart: howstability is the key to all weather. #513 16-7008. 8min. Color. Rental fee..Soaring Society of America, Inc.Film LibraryR.D. #1, Harris HillElmira NY 14903607 734-3128

ATTITUDE INSTRUMENT FLYINGVideo Cassette (BETA OR VHS) A/V S

Tape- describes the instrument scan, pitth control, anduse of thrust necessary to reach and maintain anydesired flight profile. Emphasis is placed on keep-ing the airplane in trim throughout the maneuver.Time: 18 min. Color. Purchasr only.United Airlines (UAL)Director, Flight TrainingUAL Flight Training CenterDenver CO 80207303 398-4082

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AVIATION AND THE STATESFilm (16mm) A/V $

The many and varied services provided by the stateaeronautical agencies are profiled in this film.Various airports around the country are shown.Oregon's Portland Int'l Airport is included. 20.min.Color. 050.Oregon Aeronautics Division

. Assistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

AVIATION ODDITIESFilm (16mm) A/V S

A semi-comic, semi-historical film combining shortsketOtes of historical interest depicting tried, butunsuccessful, aviation ventures. 40 min. Black &

1 White.Illinois Division of AeronauticsOne Langhorne Bond DriveSpringfield IL 62706217 753-4400

BASIC HELICOPTER FLIGHT PRINCIPLESFilm (16mm) A/V SFilm explains the aerodynamic principles involved inhelicopter flight. Includes lift, thrust, drag.weight, velocity of airflow over airfoils, collectivepitch, dysymmetry of lift, coning angle. gyroscopicprecession laws, and torque. 15 min. B&W. #121.State residents only.Texas Aeronautics C. missionLibrarianPOB 12607, Capitol StationAustin TX 78711512 476-9262

BASIC RADIO PROCEDURES FOR PILOTSFilm (16mm) A/V SHumorous, common sense film designed to familiarizeprivate pilots, particutrly novices. with properradio procedures when communicating with FAA FlightService Stations and airport control towers. 30Color. 011116. FAA Film.Modern Talking Picture Service. Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

BEST INVESTMENT EVER MADEFilm (16mm) A/V S

Explains how the development of an airport can be thebest investment a community can make. shows how asmall city returned all of its airport .vestmentwithin the first year. Outlines the advantages of anairport to the community. 25 min. Color. Stateresidents only.Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laournum Ave.,POB 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3685

BEYOND THE SPEED OF SOUNDFilm (16mm) A/V S

Third in a series of 3 films on high speed flight.Should be shown with "Approaching the Speed of Sound"& "Transonic Flight." Explains that the behavior ofsupersonic airflow is fundamentally different fromsubsonic airflow. Models shown. 19 min. Color #42Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator304'25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

BONANZA MEXICOFilm (16mm) A/V S

A trip into the wonderful world of Mexico with a Latinbeat. The film exposes the majesty of 'natural beautyand glamour of man-made spectacles that form theheritage of this enchanted land. 22 min. Color.Illinois Division of. AeronauticsOne Langhorne Bond DriveSpringfield IL 62706217 753-4400

BONANZA WEST .

,Film (16mm) A/V E,SFilm depicts a trip to numerous national and stateparks in the western part of the U.S.. It is interesting from an aviation viewpoint and is, becauseof the Scenery, enjoyable entertainment for the non-pl.ot. 20 min. Color.inois Division of Aeronautics

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CAUTION: WAKE TURBULENCEFilm (16mm) A/V S

Film presents the particular hazards of the waketurbulence phenomenon to small general aviation air-craft. Film uses animation and live footage todocument recent in-flight testing, encounters andcharacteristics of wake turbulence vortices (16min.Color) #11118 FAA Film.Modern Talking Picture Service. Inc.FAA Film Series500G Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

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Order # 64-65 from:Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAss't. Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

CHARLIEFilm (16mm) A/V E,SOr.'Charles Preston is a physician and should knowthat drinking and flying don't mix. He goes flyinganyway, then Charlie's judgment and his life arechanged by alcohol. 22 min. Color. #11199. FAA FilmModern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street. N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

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CLEAR AIR TURBULENCESlides A/V S

Covers clear air turbulence (CAT), its definition,probable location, the shears necessary to cause it,seasonal & topological distribution, plus itsdimensions and appropriate flight procedures. 28slides Running time:,9 min. Purchase only.United Airlines (UAL)Director, Flight Training -

UAL Flight Training CenterDenver CO 80207303 398 4082

CLOUD SAILINGFilm (16mm) A/V S

A film produced for television use for the "AdventureToday" series. Shows the Saweizer 1-26 sailplane atElmira, and follows with activities at the Wurtsboro,`N.Y., site. #SD 16-7003. 12 min. Color. Rental fee.Soaring Society of America, Inc.Film LibraryR.D. #1; Harris HillElmira NY 14903607 734.3128

COME FLY WITH ME, DARLENEFilm (16mm) A/V E,SGives the story of how a wife overcame her fear offlying and became an ardent supporter of aviation.Illustrates the utility of an airplane and the fun offlying. 14 min. Color. State residents only.Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,POB 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3685

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COPING WITH ATCSlide w/pulse cassette tape A/V S

This slide/tape presentation deals with the variousair traffic control (ATC) services available topilots. Story shows an actual flight to three typicalgeneral aviation airports. Proper communications areemphasized. 28 min. Color. Free loan.AOPA Air Safety FoundationProgram Development421 Aviation WayFrederick MO 21701800 638-3101

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D -2 NORMANDYFilm(16m) A/V S

Story of the complete log-rgtic conduct of troop-carrying glider operation in the invasion of Normandybeachhead. Film covers preinvasion practice opera-tion in England as well as the actual invasion.#5D 16 6012. 83 min. (3 reels) B&W. Rental fee.Soaring Society of America, Inc.Film LibraryR.D #1, Harris HillElmira 1 NY 14903607 734'3128

DAWN FLIGHTFilm (16mm) A/V S

Story of a young glider pilot's conquest of the art ofsoaring. In stunning aerial maneuvers, treetop chases,and pursuits througkirock canyons he is haunted by a .

mysterious super pilot. #SD-16-7066. 22 min. Color.Rental fee.Soaring Society of America, Inc. .

Film libraryR.D. #1, Harris HillElmira NY 149036e7 734-3128

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State residents only, order film #25 fromTexas AeronaatiCs CommissionlibrarianPOB 12607, Capitol StationAustin TX 78711512 476-9262

DECADE IN THE "UfstFilm (16mm) A/V S

A 1950's film covering air transportation from 1945 to1955. It reviews the role played by aviation duringthese years by the International Civil AviationOrganization (ICAO). Several good historical air-craft scenes. 15 min. B & W. #3.Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

DENSITY ALTITUDEFilm (16mm) A/V S

Outlines the effects of temperature and high altitudeon light aircraft and demonstrates how pilots shouldproperly operate under high density altitude condi-tions. An actual flight from New Orleans through theRockies and High Sierras. 29 min. Color. #11121. FAAFilm.Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street, NSt. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

DENSITY ALTITUDEA/V

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DENSITY ALTITUDEA/V

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DENSITY ALTITUDEA/V

Order #43 from:Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378 4880

DISORIENTATIONFilm (16mm) A/V S

An aeromedical safety film alerts pilots to inflightsituations that are potentially disorienting by de-scribing how this physiological phenomenon influencesanc, may distort flying judgment. 19 min. Color.#11123. FAA Film.Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

DULLES INTERNATIONAL - PORT OF THE FUTUREFilm (16mm) A/V S

A filmed tour of Dulles International Airport inWashington, DC emphasizing its beautiful archi-tecture. Views of terminal building, tower, jetairliners, air traffic controllers, the mammoth mobilelounges, and passengers arriving and departing 14min. Color. #53Oregon :eronautics DivisionAsiistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem 37

DUSK TO DAWNFilm (16mm) A/V S

Night flying is physiologically and operationallydifferent from day flying. Film shows a person ask-ing the experienced pilot questions and becominginformed about ntghttime safety and the importance ofinstrument ratings. 28 min. Color. #11124. FAAfilm.

Hodern Talking Picture Service. Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

EAGLE EYED PILOT Film (16mm) A/V S

This film stresses that a pilot's vision and fligEtsafety go hand in hand. 24 min. Color. #11125. FAAFilm.Modern Talking Picture ServAce. Inc.FAA Films5000 Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

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FAA STORYSlide/Tape A/V S

This is about the Federal Aviation Administrationwhat the agency does to make air transportation safeand reliable. Describes functions of many of its47,000 workers, from air traffic controllers toairworthiness inspectors. 10 min. 80 slides andcassette audiotape. Free (loan).In Alaska contact:Federal Aviation Administration(FAA) Regional Aviation Education Officer701 C Street. Box 14Anchorage AK 99513907 271.5169

FAA STORYSlide/TapeIn IA,KS,MO,NE contact:Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)Regional Aviation Education Officer601 East 12th StreetKansas City MO 64106816 374-5811

FAA STORYSlide/TapeIn DE,DC.MD,NJ,NY,PA,VA,WV contact:Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)Regional Aviation Education OfficerFitzgerald Federal Building,JFK International AirportJamaica NY 11430212 917-1019

FAA STORYSlide/TapeIn IL,IN,MI,MN,ND,OH,SD,WI contact:Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)Regional Aviation Education Officer2300 East Devon AvenueDes Plaines IL 60018312 694-7727

FAA STORYSlide/TapeIn CT,NH,MA,ME,RI,VT contact:Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)Regional Aviation Education OfficerBox 510, 12 New England Exec. ParkBurlington MA 01803617 273-7391

FAA STORYSlide/TapeIn CO,ID,MT,OR,UT,WA,WY contact:Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)Regional Aviation Education Officer17900 Pacific Highway SouthSeattle WA 98168206 431-2017

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FAA STORYSlide/TapeIn AR,LA,NM,OK,TX contact:Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)Regional Aviation Education OfficerPOB 1689, 4400 Blue Mound RoadFort Worth TX 76101817 877-2087

FAA STORYSlide/TapeIn AZ,CA,NV.HI, & Pacific/Asia contact:Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)Regional Aviation Education OfficerPOB 92007, Worldway Postal CtrLos Angeles CA 90009213 536-6431

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FARMING FROM THE SKYFilm (16m) A/V S

Film presents the story of haw the aircraft made itsimage transformation from crop-dusting pilots intoresponsible businessmen. This film is a vital ed-national tool for those involved in the field ofagriculture, teaching or flying. 20 min. Color. FAAFilm.State residents only:Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,POB 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3685

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FILM CATALOG. FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION (FAA)Booklet A/V S

The films listed in the catalog are primarily aimed atthe aviation community, describing the kinds ofprograms and measures that can be taken collectivelyto increase the safety. capacity and efficiency of theU.S. national airspace system.Federal Aviation AdministrationOffice of Public Affairs

lk800 Independence Ave., SWWashington DC 20591202 426-4000

FILM CATALOG, ILLINOISBrochure A/V S

This 8 pag2 brochure describes the films availablefrom the film library of theIllinois Department of Transportation (IDOT)Division of Aviation.Free Loan Program.Illinois Division of AeronauticsOne Langhorne Bond DriveSpringfield IL 62706217 753-4400

FILM CATALOG. MARYLAND. Sheets A/V E,SThe Maryland State Aviation Administ"ation (MSAA)maintains an extensive library of aviation relatedfilms, filmstrips, and slide/tape audio/visuals. Dueto the library size, it is recommended you contact theMSAA personally. Free loan program for state residentsonly.Maryland State Aviation AministrationAviation EducationP.O.Box 8766BWI Airport MD 21240301 859 7111

FILM CATALOG, MONTANABooklet A/V E,SThe booklet contains the names and descriptions of16mm films, video cassettes, and slide tape programsthat are available to pilot groups, schools, clubs andother interested organizations. For use only withinthe State of Montana. Free. loan program within thestate. State residents only.Montana Aeronautics DivisionBureau Chief, Safety2630 Airport Road, P.O.B. 5178Helena W 59604406 444-2506

FILM CATALOG, NASAA/V

NASA carries out an extensive free loan program forfilms. The films are distributed on a REGIONAL basisby Research Center libraries located in or near thestates they service. For AK,AZ,CA,HI,ID,MT,NV,OR.UT,WA or WY send request to:NASA Ames Research Center204-12 Moffett Field CA 94035415 965-6278


For AL,AR,IA,LA.MS.M0 or TNsend request to:NASA George C. Marshall Space Flight CenterCA-20Marshall SpaceFlight Center AL 35812205 453-0040


For FL,GA, Puerto Rico or the Virgin Islandssend request to:NASA John F. Kennedy Space CenterCode PA-EABKennedy Space Center FL 32899305 867-4444

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For KY,NC,SC,VA or WVsend request to:NASA Langley Research Centermail Stop 1458Hampton VA 23665804 827-2634

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For IL,IN,MI,MN,OH or WIsend request to:NACA Lewis Research CenterEducational Services21000 Brookpark RoadCleveland OH 44135216 433-4000


For CO,KS,NE.NM,ND.OK.SD or TXsend request to:NASA Lyndon B. Johnson Space CenterFilm DistributionHouston TX 77058


For CT,DE,DC,ME,MD,NH,NJ,NY,PA,RI or VT send request toNASA Goddard Space Flight CenterCode 202Greenbelt MD 20771301 344-8101

FILM CATALOG, NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUMBooklet A/V E,SCatalogs describing filmstrips for elementary andsecondary students and adults. Films have user'sguide, activity material, etc. Broad range ofaviation technical and historical topics. Catalogfree. Films are purchased through theNational Audiovisual CenterNational Air & Space MuseumEdudation Division6th & Independence Ave., SWWashington DC 20560202 357-1504

FILM CATALOG, SOARING SOCIETY OF AMERICABooklet . A/V S

This booklet contains a complete listing of filmsavailable from the Soaring Society of America, Inc.The film library contains almost 100 different films(8 & 16mm, silent & sound, color & 8&W) which areavailable for a rental fee.Soaring Society of AmericaFilm LibraryR.D. #1, Harris HillElmira NY 14903607 734-3128

FILM CATALOG, TEXASBooklet A/V E,SThe booklet contains a complete listing of filmsavailable from the TAC (Texas Aeronautics Commission)film library. Areas include: Airports, Educational,Flight Safety, Helicopters, Weather, and General In-terest. Film loan program limited to organizations &residents from the State of Texas. Catalog availablefree.Texas Aeronautics CommissionLibrarianPOB 12607. Capitol StationAustin TX 78711512 476-9262

FILM CATALOG, VIRGINIABooklet A/V S

Booklet contains the names and descriptions of filmswhich are available from the Virginia Department ofAviation for industry, club and school use. Stateresidents only.Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,POB 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3685

FIRE EXTINGUISHER OPERATIONVideo Cassette (BETA OR VHS) A/V S

Operation of CO2, H20, and dry chemical fire extinguishers. Filmed as seen through the eyes of theoperator and includes scenes of all three types beingdischarged on a class "A" fire. 7 min. Color Alsoavailable in film (16mm). Purchase only.United Airlines (UAL)Director, Flight TrainingUAL Flight Training CenterDenver CO 80207303 398-4082

FLIGHT OF BLUEBIRD IIFilm (16mm) A/V E,SA story of a flight into adventure which can be madein any of today's modern aircraft. Depicts the ad-ventures of a young man and his airplane while tour-ing through Central and South America. 26 min. Color.Illinois Division of AeronauticsOne Langhorne Bond DriveSpringfield IL 62706217 753-4400

FLIGHT OF THE DOUBLE EAGLEFilm (16mm) A/V E,SFilm depicts the adventure of three Albuquerque mencrossing the Atlantic Ocean in a balloon who areforced to make an emergency landing 50 miles short oftheir goal, Lindbergh's landing site at Le Bourget,France. 24 min. Color. #103. State residents only.Texas Aeronautics CommissionLibrarianPOB 12607, Capitol StationAustin TX 78711512 476-9262

FLIGHT OF THE GOSSAMER CONDORFilm (16mm) A/V E,SThis is t'ie documentary account of the perseverence ofDr. Paul MacCready in achieving the goal of designingthe first manpowered airplane to fly a mile longfigure 8 course and win the Kramer Prize. 27 min.Color.State residents only, order film #78 from:Texas Aeronautics CommissionLibrarianPOB 12607, Capitol StationAustin TX 78711512 476-9262

FLIGHT OF THE GOSSAMER CONDORA/V

Limited to state residents:Virgnia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,P08 7716Rictmond VA 23231804 786-3685

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FLIGHT OF THE GRAF ZEPPELINFilm (16mm) A/V S

On Oct. 15, 1928 the giant dirigible GRAF ZEPPELINreached the U.S.A. after 111 hr: ;. from Fried-richafen, Germany - the first airliner to make toocean trip with passengers. The film shows exclusivepicture's taken on board during the flight. 12 min.B&W NO SOUND. #4.Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378.4880

FLYING AND FISHING IN MEXICOFilm (16mm) A/V E,SAn entertaining film which shows a Mexican vacation byair. Lots of fishing scenes and picturesque aerialscenes of Mexico. 12 min. Color #11Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

FLYING BUSINr.SSMENFilm (16mm) A/V S

Depicts ttv radidly expanding use of aircraft by thebusinessman and corporation. Portrays the flyingoffice, the economic impact of time savings, andrequisites of learning to fly. 14 min. Color. #56.Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

FLYING CLUBSFilm (16mm) A/V S

Film emphasizes safety factors to be considered inorganizing flying clubs, gaining new members, buyingand/or leasing equipment and other important factorsaffecting safe, efficient and economical operations.20 min. Color. #11128. FAA Film.Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street. N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

FLYING FLOATSFilm (16mm) A/V E,SFloat planes combine the beauty of flying and the funof boating. Filmed on the lakes of Florida. Maine andAlaska, important safety areas are discussed. Glassywater landings provide interesting sequences. 19 min.Color. #11129. FAA Film.Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 3370°813 541-7571

FLYING THE VHF OMNI RANGESFilm (16mm) A/V S

Gives a graphic explanation of VOR radio navigation.Shows how to use VOR radio navigation in relation toVHF OMNI ranges. Also shows how to eliminate inter-ference. Recommended for pilot trainee audiences. 20min. Black & White. #57.Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

FOGFilm (16mm) A/V S

Film contains a detailed discussion of the character-istics and Conditions conducive to fog. A briefexplanation of the theory of fog formation is in-cluded. 25 min. Color.Illinois Division of AeronauticsOne Langhorne Bond DriveSpringfield IL 62706217 753-4400 '

FREEDOM IN FLIGHTFilm (16mm) A/V S

Film introduces students to some basic proceduresinvolved in instrument flight, both in the air & onthe ground. Demonstrates the faith pilots ouFt..havein the instruments, ground control, and the rules tofly safely in all kinds of weather. 29 min. color.Illinois Division of AeronauticsOne Langhorne Bond Drive.Springfield IL 62706217 753-4400

FUNDAMENTALS OF APPROACH CONTROLFilm (16mm) A/V S

Film effectively presents the procedures and tech-niques involved in a typical approach control descent.20 min. Black & White #20Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

GENERAL AVIATION...IT REALLY MEANS BUSINESSSlides with cassette tape A/V S

Program is aimed at people outside the general av-iation community including local citizens, airportmanagers, and civic groups. Shows the need for aviable general aviation gateway in every community fora stronger home town economy. 16 min. Color.Illinois Division of AeronauticsOne Langhorne Bond DriveSpringfield IL 62706217 753-4400

GENERAL AVIATION: FACT OR FICTIONA/V

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State residents only, order film #16 from:Texas Aeronautics CommissionLibrarianPOB 12607. Capitol StAtionAustin TX 78711512 476-9262

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GENERAL AVIATION: MAKING THE DIFFERENCEFilm (16mm) A/V 5

This film emphasizes the use of general aviation air-craft for medical emergencies, business, and pleasuretrips. It shows how communities are improved by theuse of general aviation and its aircraft. 15 min.Color. State residents only.North Carolina DOT, Division of AviationDirectorP.O.Box 25201, Highway Bldg.Raleigh NC 27611919 733-2491

GENERAL AVIATION: MAKING THE DIFFERENCEA/V

Order 0 52 from:Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, 5.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

GLIDER IN THE SKYFilm (16mm) A/V S

An interesting film whose theme is a goal-and-returnflight from a glider field. Depicted are the generalprocedures for preparation & execution of the flight.Air shots with in-flight conversations are included.#50-16-7024 23 min. Color. Rental fee.Staring Society of America, Inc.Film LibraryR.O. #1, Harris HillElmira NY 14903607 734-3128

GOOFY'S GLIDERFilm (16mm) A/V E,SA Walt Disney cartoon showing that well-known caninecharacter involved in the problems surrounding the"do-it-yourself" method of learning to fly a glider.A Walt Disney Production. #50-16-7052. 8 min. Color.Rental fee.Soaring Society of America, Inc.Film LibraryR.D. #1, Harris HillElmira NY 14903607 734-3128

GOSSAMER ALBATROSS/FLIGHT OF IMAGINATIONFilm (16mm) A/V E,SFilm continues the story of Dr Paul MacCready's ef.forts ("Flight of the Gossamer Condor") to makemanpowered flight a reality, this time with theAlbatross successfully skimming the waves of theEnglish Channel. 50 min. Color. #80. Stateresidents only.Texai Aeronautics CommissionLibrarianPOB 12607, Capitol StationAustin TX 78711512 476-9262

HELICOPTERS, HELIPORTS, AND YOUFilm (16mm) A/V 5

A film produced by the8ell Helicopter Co. encourag-ing the use of helicopters for business and pleasure.It gives some of tne pros and cons of helicopter use.15 min. Color. State resivents only.North Carolina DOT, Division of AviationDirectorP.O.Box 25201, Highway Bldg.Raleigh NC 27611919 733-2491

HELICOPTERS, HELIPORTS, AND YOUA/V

Order #7 from:Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97110503 378 4880

HELICOPTERS, HELIPORTS, AND YOUA/V

State residents only; order film #71 from:Texas Aeronautics CommissionLibrarianPOB 12607, Capitol StationAustin TX 78711512 476-9262

HIGH SCHOOL AVIATION/AEROSPACE EDUCATIONFilmstrip with Cassette Tape A/V A

Filmstrip discusses aviation/aerospce education in thehigh schools of America. It's .'aluaole to teachers &administrators in planning, development, and operationof their programs. Based on 1975-76 GAMA report.30 min. Color. #2.Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

HIGH SPEED FLIGHTFilm (16mm) A/V SFilm discusses the behavior of airflow at speeds ap-proaching, around, & beyond the speed of sound, withits effect on aircraft. Condensed version of 3 films:"Approaching the Speed of Sound," "Transonic Flight,"& "Beyond the Speed of Sound." 20 min. Color #44Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378.4880

HIGHLIGHTS OF AVIATIONFilm (16mm) A/V 5

A review of aviation from experimental days to theDC-3 is discussed. A good film for pilots who want tosee many different types of aircraft frnm the past.Included are: Hindenburg explosion. Wright's flight.Kellett Autogyro in flight. 11 min. 8 & W. #5Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

HISTORIC VIEW OF AVIATION - 1920'SFilm (16mm) A/V 5

The film covers the history of aviation from World WarI through the 1920's. Scenes include: EddieRickenbacker, WW-I Ace; the longest cross-countryflight on May 2, 1923 when a T-2 plane flew from NewYork to San Diego: plus more. 14 min. Black &White #59Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

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HISTORY OF FLIGHT - WRIGHT BROTHERS, PART IFilm (16mm) A/V, E,SHistory of the Wrights and how they became intriguedwith problems of flight. Photos help describe theevents at Kitty Hawk. The series was produced by theU.S. Navy in cooperation with the U.S. Archives,Smithsonian Institute, and FAA. 28 min. B&W. Stateresidents only.Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,POB 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786 3685

HISTORY OF FLIGHT WRIGHT BROTHERS, PART IIFilm (16mm) A/V E.SDescription of the first powered flight carrying a manin a heavier-than-air machine. Further exerimentsincrease time and distance. Flights are increased toover an hour. Contemporaries in foreign countries arecited. 28 min. B & W. State residents only.Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,POB 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3685

HISTORY OF FLIGHT WRIGHT BROTHERS, PART IIIFilm (16mm) A/V E,SDemonstrating the Wright airplane in France & Italy.The beginning of flight training and the aircraftmanufacturing industry is highlighted. Radio is firstUsed with airplane operation. The early 20th centuryis affected. 28 min. B&W. State residents only.Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,POB 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3685

HISTORY OF FLIGHT WRIGHT BROTHERS, PART IVFilm (16mm) A/V E,SThe Gordon Bennett Trophy Race for speed and otherfamous air meets are discussed. The beginning of airexpress, the first air mail and the War Department'sinterest and the U.S.Navy's involvement are shown. 28min. B&W. State residents only.Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,POB 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3685

HISTORY OF FLIGHT - WRIGHT BROTHERS, PART VFilm (16mm) A/V E.SThe film speaks of the death of Wilbur Wright and theensuing activities of Orville. The development of theaircraft industry is traced. Orville's death in 1948is reported, along with honors and memorials of theWright's contributions. 28 min. 88W. State residentsonly.Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,POB 7716Richmond VA 23231804 /86-3685

HISTORY OF THE HELICOPTERFilm (16mm) A/V S

Documentary. historical film traces the development ofthe helicopter from visionary drawings of Leonardo daVinci to the troopcarrying giants of today.22 min. Black & White #60 61

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HOW AIRPLANES FLYFilm (16mm) A/V E.SWhat makes an airplane get oft the ground and stay inthe air? Easy to understand film combines animationand live sequences to explain basic aerodynamics.Forces of lift, weight, thrust and drag are shown inrelation to flight. 18 min. Color. FAA Film. #11131.Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street, NSt. Petersburg

HOW AIRPLANES FLY

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HOW AIRPLANES FLY

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HOW AN AIRPLANE FLIES PART IFilm (16mm) A/V E,SReel 1 of 2 (Can be obtained as a set). Weight &lift/thrust & dray. Covers how lift is generated bythe airplane to balance weight and how thrust bal-ances drag in-flight. 28 min. Color. State residentsonly.Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,POB 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3683

HOW AN AIRPLANE FLIES PART IA/V

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HOW AN AIRPLANE FLIES PART IIFilm (16mM) A/V E,SReel 2 of 2. (Can be obtained as a set) Balance &Stability/Controls & their effect. Studies the bat -.ance of the 4 forces acting on an airplane and theplane's natural in-flight stability. Demonstates offects of the controls. 28 min. Color. Stateresidents only.Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Labu:hum Ave.,413 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3685

HOW AN AIRPLANE FLIES - PART IIA/V,

Order x17 -18 19 from:Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

HOW STRONG IS THE WINDFilm (16mm) A/V S

Tells the story of the Wright Brothers development andmarketing of the first successful airplane. Coversyears 1900 to 1910. Includes rare early motionpicture footage of the Wright Brothers during periodcovered. Appearance by Astronaut Neil Armstrong. 40min. Color.Gates Lear Jet CorporationPublic RelationsPOB 11186 Tucson Int'l Aprt.Tucson AZ 85734602 746-5100

HYPDXIAFilm (16mm) . A/V S

Film discusses the precautionary steps pilots shouldtake to avert the threat of hypoxia (insufficientoxygen). Because the body has no built-in alarm, itis important to be aware of the subtle, insidioussymptoms of hypoxia. 16 min. Color. #11133. FAAFilm.Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street, N.lt. Petersburg FL 33705613 541-7571

HYPDXIAA/V

Order #46 from:Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street,Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

ICE FORMATION ON AIRCRAFTFilm (16mm) A/V S

The film shows how structural ice interferes withnormal flight procedures, and how its hazard can bereduced. 20 min. Black & White.Illinois Division of AeronauticsOne Langhorne Bond DriveSpringfield IL 62706217 753-4400

IT MAY EVEN SAVE YOUR LIFEFilm (16mm) A/V S

Film for pilots but clearly understandable to anyonewith interest. Shows FAA's air traffic control radarnetwork used at most busy airports and all enroutecenters. Covers safety features such as conflictalert and low altitude warning. 15 min. Color.#11208 FAA Film.Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 S41 7571

IT PAYS TO STAY OPENFilm (16mm) A/V S

Film describes how business leaders of two commun-ities, working with the FAA, equipped their airportswith low-cost runway & approach lights resulting inthe round-the-clock operations & tangible economicbooSt to the community. 23 min. Color. #21.Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 9731050J 378-4880

JET ENGINE FAMILIARIZATIONSlides A/V S

Program covers five major areas concerning the jetengine. Characteristics, theory, thrust & powerrelationships, engine instrumentation & terminology,major engine components, jet engine operation, ef-fects of operating conditions. 327 slides. lhr. 35min. Purchase.United Airlines (UAL)Director, Flight TrainingUAL Flight Training CenterDenver CO 80207303 398-4082

JOY OF SOARINGFilm (16mm) A/V S

An introduction'to soaring, this film shows the view-er a brief history, pilot training through solo,utilization of various forms of lift, cross-countryand competition experiences. #SD-16-7065. 16 min.Color. Rental fee.Soaring Society of America, Inc.Film LibraryR.D. #1, Harris HillElmira NY 14903607 734-3128

JUPITER: MAN POWERED SAILPLANE k,Film (16mm) A/V S

An exciting English film giving insight into thesometimes humorous but always fascinating world ofman-powered flight. Rental fee.MS0-16-7059 20 min. ColorSoaring Society of America, Inc.Film LibraryR.D. #1, Harris HillElmira NY 14903607 734-3128

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LOOKING UP TO YOUR AVIATION CAREERFilm (16mm) A/V S

Film illustrates how careers in aviation preAnt awide ranging opportunity for achievement, challengeand responsibility in over 60 different specialities.Features aviation professionals supporting air op-erations on the ground. 14 min. Color. #11314. FAAFilm.Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

LOOKING UP TO YOUR AVIATION CAREERA/V

State residents only.Maryland State Aviation AdministrationAviation EducationP.O.Box 8766BWI Airport MD 21240301 859-7111

LOOKING UP TO YOUR AVIATION CAREERA/V

State residents only, order film #83 from:Texas Aeronautics CommissionLibrarianPOB 12607,. Capitol StationAustin TX 78711512 476-9262

LOW-LEVEL WIND SHEARFilm (16mm) A/V S

Fairly technical film describes research on wind sheardetection techniques. When severe low-level windshear occurs, it is particularly hazardous to aircraftduring either approach or departure. 16 min. Color.#11137. FAA Film.Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street. N.St. Petersburg, FL 33709.103 541-7571

MAN IN FLIGHTFilm (16mm) A/V E,5A brief history of aviation & the people responsiblefor it. Story of Man's conquest of the air--fromearly Chinese experiments to the jet age. Intendedfor junior high school age and/or others interested inthe story of air travel. Disney Film. 30 min. Color#22Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

MEDICAL FACTS FOR PILOTSFilm (16mm) A/V S

Directed toward beginning pilots, the fundamentalphysical, physiological and psychological limitationsin flight are discussed. Alerts pilots to aero-medical factors, disorientaion, effect of alcohol,oxygen requirements and vision. 25 min. Color.#11138. FAA film.Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street. NSt. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

MEDICAL FACTS FOR PILOTSA/V


MEDICAL FACTS FOR PILOTSA/V

Illinois Division of AeronauticsOne Langhorne Bond DriveSpringfield IL 62706217 753 -4400

METEOROLOGY: ICE FORMATION ON AIRCRAFTFilm (16mm) A/V S

Shows how structural ice interferes with normal flightprocedures and how its hazard can be reduced.Discusses carburetor and pitot tube icing and turbo-jet engine icing problems. 20 min. Color. #11155.FAA Film.Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813.541-7571

METEOROLOGY: THE COLD FRONTFilm (16mm) A/V S

Explains the formation, characteristics, and dangersof a cold front. Also demonstrates how to avoid thehazards of the cold front by either high or low levelflight. 15 min. Color. #11158. FAA Film.Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street, NSt. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

METEOROLOGY: THE COLD FRONTA/V

Order #63 from:Oregon Aeronautics divisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

METEOROLOGY: THE WARM FRONTFilm (16mm) A/V S

Explains the formation, characteristics, and dangersof a warm front. Oemonstrates how to avoid thehazards of the warm front; covers the types of vis-ibility, precipitation, ceiling conditions and theirlocations. 20 min. Color. #11159. FAA Filmlodern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street. N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

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METEOROLOGY: FOG AND LOW CEILING CLOUDS ADVECTIONFOG AND GROUND FOGFilm (16mm) A/V S

Detailed discussion, supplemented by animation, of thecharacteristics and conditions conducive to fog. A

brief explanation of the theory of fog formation.Originally produced for the U.S.Navy by Walt Disney.23 min. Color. 011156. FAA film.Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park, Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

METEOROLOGY: FOG AND LOW CEILING CLOUDS ADVECTIONFOG AND GROUND FOG


,Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,POB 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3685

METEOROLOGY: FOG AND COW CEILING CLOUDS UPSLOPE'FOGAND FRONTAL FOGFilm (16mm) A/V S

Film illustrates:through animation, how upslope fog,frontal fog and low stratus clouds are generated. Warmfront & cold front fog are compared, their formationanalyzed and effects discussed. 9 min. Color.N11157. FAA. film.

Modern Talking Picture Service. Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

METEOROLOGY: FOG AND LOW CEILING CLOUDS - UPSLOPE FOGAND FRONTAL FOG


Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,POB 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3685

MICROWAVE LANDING SYSTEMFilm (16mm) A/V S

Technical film explains how the new Microwave LandingSystem (MLS) functions and highlights its advantagesover the Instrument Landing System (ILS). Describesthe flexibility & precision of MLS approach paths. 15min. Color. 011107. FAA film.

'Modern Talking Picture Service. Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

MONTANA AND ITS AIRCRAFTFilm (16mm) A/V E,SA lively & beautiful trip through the scenic splendorof the state.season by season. From the large airCarrier stops and their big jets to the small back-wood recreational strips are covered. Smoke jumPing,rodeos, wildlife. and more are shown. 28 min. Color.1969. State residents only.Montana Aeronautics DivisionBureau Chief. Safety2630 Airport Road, POB 5178Helena MT 59604406 444 2506

MONTANA AND THE SKIFilm (16mm) A/V E.SA documentary film about the people in Montana and howthey use the airplane. Film illustrates the airplaneas a tool in the development of a modern frontierperiod. A brief view of Montana history and the humangeography of the state. 17 min. Color 1952 Stateresidents only.Mordana Aeronautics DivisionBureau Chief, Safety2630 Airport Road, POB 5178Helena (MI 59604406 444-2506

MONTANA AND THE SKYA/V

Order 010 from:Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880 '

MOUNTAIN WAVESlides A/V S

Covers the mountain wave and it recognition, form-ation, effects of the tropopause & flight conditions.28 Slides - Running time: 9 min. Purchase only.United Airlines (UAL)Director, Flight TrainingUAL Flight Training CenterDenver CO 80207303 398-4082

NATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER: U.S. GOV'T. AGENCYAUDIOVISUAL PURCHASE SOURCEBooklet A/V E.SFilms, filmst ips, audio/video tapes produced by FAA.NASA. & the I & Space Museum are offered for pur-chase by the .TjONAL AUDIOVISUAL CENTER (NAC). TheNAC acts as the audio/visual center for the differentgovernment agencies. For current prices & orderinginstructions, write or call Vhe NAC. Plan 30-60 daysfor delivery.National Audiovisual Center I

Order SectionWashington DC 20409202 763-1896

ON WEATHERSlide w/pulse cassette tape A/V S

A four part. 70 minute color slide program designed tofamiliarize pilots with the signs & hazards of adverse weather conditions. Show includes 386 slides, 4pulsed cassette tapes, script, and sample handout.Purchase only.General Aviation Manufacturers AssociationManager, Communications1400 K Street, N.W., Suite 801Washington, DC 20005202 393-1500

ONE EYE ON THE INSTRUMENTFilm (16mm) A/V S

Demonstrates how a pilot who flies "by the seat of thepants",can get into trouble. Shows how the FAA's BlueSeal program to encourage elementary instrument flyingcan make a safer pilot. 16 min. Color. FAA Film.State residents only.Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,POB 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3685

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O'E,EYE ON THL INSTRUMENTA/V

State residents only.Wyoming Aeronautics CommissionAdministrative Ass't.-PilotState of WyomingCheyenne ; WY 82002

. 307 7777481

OVERWAIR FLYINGFilm (16mm) A/V S

Film is aimed at pilot5.. who are planning to fly overwater in light aircraft. It covers emergency survivalgear, optical illusions over water, minimal navigation

_& radio equipment, water survival techniques anc otherrelatedmatters. 25 min. Color, #11141. FAA film.Modern Talking Picture Service. Inc.FAA Film Series'5000 Park Street, NSt. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571-

OVERWATER FLYINGA/V


PATH TO SAFETYFilm (16mm) A/V E,SPortrays some common mistakes made by general avia-tion pilots on or about airports. Cliff Robertson isa flight instructor briefing a class of student pilotson dramatic incidents occurring as a result ofmisjudgment. 20 mins. Color. FAA film. #11142Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series.5000 Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

PATH TO SAFETYA/V


-PRAIRIE SKYFilm (16mm), Video (VHS & BETA) A/V S

The status of aviation in the State of Illinois to-day. Depicts aviation in action in Illinois. Thefilm shows how aircraft are utilized for air tran-sportation, business, farming, government, militaryand recreation. 28 min. Color.Illinois Division of AeronauticsOne Langhorne Bond DriveSpringfield IL 62706217 753-4400

PRE FLIGHT INSPECTIONFilm (16mm) A/V S

Film stresses that many general aviation accidentscould have been prevented by a thorough preflight in-spection. The audience is taken, step-by-step throughactual, proper pre flight, emphasizing theOmportanceof each facet of the inspection. 13 min. Color #11210FAA film.Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA F.4.m Series5u00 Park Street, N.St. Pel.ersburg FL 33709813 541.7571

PRINCIPLES OF FLIGHTFilr (16mm) A/V S

A LidSiC instructional film on aerodynamics for classroom work beginning with gliders in flight and show-ing, through animated diagraru, why gliders can becontrolled in flight. Shows i..ontrols & their fun-ction. #50-16-1009. 16 min. B&W. Rental fee.Soaring Society of America, Inc.Film LibraryR.D. #1, Harris HillElmira NY 14903607 734-3128

PUT WINGS ON YOUR.CAREERFilm (16mm) A/V S

Film illustrates the diversity of jobs in aviationmaintenance, both in government and private industry.-It outlines the basic technical requirements andpoints interested people in the right direction formore specific career information. 15 min. Color.Illinois Division of AeronauticsOne Langhorne Bond DriveSpringfield IL 62706217 753-4400

ROAD TO THE STARSFilm (16mm) A/V S

Historic presentation of early scientific efforts fromman's first attempts through modern times in the fieldof rocketry. Early film clips of scientific,political, and social significance are incorporated.26 min. Color. #26,Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAss't. Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

RX FOR FLIGHTFilm (16mm) A/V S

Film is recommended for private pilots and flightsafety seminars. Basic aeromedical problems result-ing fr9m alcohol, drugs, hypoxia, disorientation,smoking, and safety equipment as they relate to gen-eral aviation pilots are discussed. 20 min. Color.#11145 FAA film.Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

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SAFETY BY THE NUMBCRSFilm (16mm) A/V SA pilot's switch from single-engine, familiar opera-tions to a twin-engine aircraft are illustrated withthe proper in-flight procedures for a possible enginefailure. Search and rescue operations conducted over-water are shown. 31 min. Color. #11146. FAA film.Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 541 -7571

SAILPLANEFilm (16mm) A/V S

Oescribes the development, techniques of operation,and control of gliders and sailplanes. Filmed in 4947but applicable today. #S0-16-7001. 11 min. Color.Rental fee.Soaring Society of America, Inc.Film LibraryR.O. #1, Harris HillElmira NY 14903697 734 -'3128

SEA LEGSFilm (16mm) A/V E,SOescriptions, of aircraft carrier operations in themodern Navy. Shows airplane takeoffs and landings anddiscusses the stresses man and machine are subjectedto in these specialized operations. 14 min. Color.State residents only.Virginia. Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,POB 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3685

SILVER EAC6E: MASTER OF THE SKIESFilm (16rrm) A/V S

Film reinforces the benefits of being physically andmentally fit to fly. Pilots are shown the adverseeffects of alcohol, stress, and fatigue to betterunderstand the importance of good vision, hearing,Coordination, and judgment. 16 min. B & W. #10318.FAA film:Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc.F'4A Film Series1,000 Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813,541-7571-

SKY DIVEFilm (16mm) ciA/V S -

Breathtaking aerial stunts are performed during thisfilm as daring men and women step out of their planes,glide free fall, join hands in intricate geometricformations and float gently to earth using theirparachutes. 15 min. Color. #100. State residentsonly.Texas Aeronautics CommissionLibrarianP08 12607, Capitol StationAustin TX 78711512 476-9262

SKY SAILINGFilm (16mm) A/V S

A very colorful introductory film of soaring. Showsvarious Schweizer-built sailplanes flying aroundElmira, NY. Includes scenes of the construction ofthese ships at the Schweizer Aircraft Corp.#50-16-7016. 17 min. Color. Rental fee.Soaring Society of America, Inc.Film LibraryR.D. #1, Harris HillElmira NY 14903607 734-3128

SOME ThOUGHTS ON TAKEOFFS ANO LANDINGSFilm (16mm) A/V S

Film shows some problem areas every pilot fates dur-ing the most critical phases of flight." A review ofthe safe practices and procedures used during take-offs and landings are shown. A wide range of areasare included. 20 min. Color. #11209. FAA film.Modern Talking Picture ,Service, Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

SOME THOUGHTS ON WINTER FLYINGFilm (16mm) A/V S

Set in Alaska, experienced pilots discuss the hazardsand safety precautions associated with cold weatherflying. Items covered:. winter preflight, airframeicing, ELT operations, ski flying, survival gear,fueling and whiteout. 21 min. Color. #11147. FAAfilm.

Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series.'5000 Park Street, NSt. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

SOME THOUGHTS ON WINTER FLYINGA/V

State residents only.Virginia Department of AOiationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,POB 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3685

SOME THOUGHTS ON WINTER FLYINGA/V

State residents only.Wyoming Aeronautics CommissionAdministrative Assit-PilotState of WyomingCheyenne WY 82002307 777-7481

SOUND PROGRESSFilm (16rmi) A/V S

Film shows how air transportation contributes to com-munity progress and serves national defense. It

demonstrates how planes are controlled and operated,during takeoff and landing. Also shows noise abate-ment practices. 14 min. B&W. #9.Oregon Aeronautics OivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street. S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378.4880

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STABLE AND SAFEFilm (16111m) A/V S

Aim '3d 'part cularly at non instrument-rated pilots,film reveals the dangers of marginal or IFR weather.It discusses the ominous "graveyard spira " and thedifferent types of stability augmentation systemswhich are available to assist pilots. 20 min. Colora11149 FAA film.Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 541.7571

STALL/SPIN: CLASSIC FACTS AND MYTHSFilm (16mm) A/V S

This excellent film puts you in the cockoit as a gen-eral aviation airplane approaches a stall, enters aspin and recovers. Recovery techniques are empha-sized in this new AOPA Air Safety Foundation film,after discussion of situations leading to uninten-tional spins. 22 min. Color. #116. State residentsonly.Texas Aeronautics CommissionLibrarianPOB 12607, Capitol StationAustin TX 78711512 476-9262

ST$CLING FOR SAFETYFilm (16mm) A/V S

Film helps alert pilots to conditions which causestalls & spins by reviewing the basics of aero-dynamics. Shows how stall occurs, demonstrates warningsigns of an approaching stall and reviews the recoveryactions. For all pilots. 18 min. Color. FAA film.11150.Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street, NSt. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

STALLING FOR SAFETYA/V

State residents only.Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,POB"7716Richmond VA 23231'804 786-3685

START UPFilm (16mm) A/V S

Film for the pilot who will be flying after a longlayoff. Provides ideas on what to look for, checkout. and do while resharpening their flying skills andgetting ready to fly. 17 min. Color. #11151FAA film.Modern Talking Picture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series .

5000 Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

START UPA/V

State residents only.Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 s. Laburnum Ave.,POB 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3685

TAKE OFF FOR OPPORTUNITIESFilm (16mm) A/VFilm introduces young people to the many employmentopportunities in aviation. An excellent film forthose who might consider a career in aviation. It isalso of interest to general, nonpilot audiences. 18min. Color.Illinois Division of AeronauticsOne Langhorne Bond DriveSpringfield IL 62706217 753-4400

TAKE OFF FOR OPPORTUNITIESA/V

State residents only, order film #117 from:Texas Aeronautics CommissionLibrarianPOB 12607, Capitol StationAustin. TX 78711512 476-9262

TAKE TWO AN SEESlide w/pulse cassette tape A/V S

This slide/tape presentation covers the limitations ofthe human eye and other physiological conditions thatmay affect your vision. A systematic scan method isdiscussed to help with the "See and °Avoid"responsibilities of VFR flight. 26 min. Color. Freeloan.AOPA Air Safety FoundationProgram Development421 Aviation WayFrederick MO 21701800 638-3101

TAKEOFF - THE AIRLINE STORYFilm (16mm) A/V S

Mr. Rod Serling narrates this film about how airtransportation has increased during the past 25years. Illustrations are shown which deal with everyaspect of the commercial airline industry. Produced inand reflecting the 1960's airline situation. 15 min.Color. #45.Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

TAKEOFF "ND LANDINGSFilm (16mm) A/V S

Linked on one reel, three separate singe conceptfilms (short, soft field, and crosswind) highlight theproper safety techniques 8 procedures used duringtake-offs and landings from each. Designed as aclassroom teaching tool. 12 min. Color #11152FAA film.Modern Talking PiCture Service, Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

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TELEPHONE CREEKFilm (16mm) A/V S

This film depicts the life, training, and conservationwork of aerial forest firefighters the Smokejumpers.25 min. Color #81Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

THE BUSINESS AIRCRAFT: TIME MACHINESlides withAcassette tape A/V S

This program is designed to acquaint the public withthe history, scope and economic value of the businessaircraft in today's fast moving world. 20 min. Color.(80 slides with speech script.)Illinois Division of AeronauticsOne Langhorne Bond DriSpringfield IL 627v6217 753-4400

THE CLEAN AIRPLANE CONCEPT-Video Cassette (BETA OR VHS) A/VA detailed discussion of FAA Advisory Circular 20-117on the subject of aircraft winter operations. Emphasisis placed on pre-takeoff responsibilities of theflight crew after the airplane has ben de-iced andreleased from the gate. Time: 12 miON Color. Purchase.United Airlines (UAL)Director, Flight TraiiiingUAL Flight Training CenterDenver CO 80207303 398-4082

THE FLIGHT DECISION .

Film (16mm) A/V S

Discusses what causes fatal accidents wtlile flying tohelp pilots make sound decisions when cdnfronted withweather during visual' flying. Deals with the 180 de-gree turn and the importance of getting a thoroughweather 4riefing. 15 min. Color. State residentsonly. "r

Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave., FOB 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3685

THE FLIGHT DECISIONA/V

State residents only.Wyoming Aeronautics CommissionAdministrative Ass't -PilotState of WyomingCheyenne WY 82002307 777-7481

THE FLIGHT DECISIONA/V

Order #54 from:Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, SESalem OR 97310503 378-4880

THE SKY IS YOURSFilm (16mm) A/V E,SExplains how flying gives a person time to do otherthings and the type of flying done by general av-iation. The variety of aircraft produced by the air-craft manufacturers is also shown. 25 min. Color.

State residents only.Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,P08 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3685

THE WINGS OF 'MUTHFilm (16mm) A/V S

Film shows the activities of the New York Wing of theCivil Air Patrol with its training program. Showssummer soaring at Elmira, NY, as well as poweredflight training. #50-16-7022. 14 min. Color. Rentalfee.Soaring Society of America, Inc. \Film LibraryR.D. #1, Harris HillElmira NY 14903607 734-3128

THE WORLD WEARS WINGSSlides with cassette tape A/V S

The presentation was developed to enlighten the publicto the significance of general aviation and its everincreasing role in the international airtransportation system. 12 min. Color. #68.Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator3040 25th Street, S.E.

- Salem OR 97310503 378 -4880

THERMAL FLIGHTFilm (16mm) A/V S

A short-subject film made for theater exhibition.Shows the London Gliding Club at Dunstable, England.Theme follows the instruction of a member of the Clubin glider flying & her first solo flight. ?SD-16-60364e10 min. BM Rental fee.Soaring Society of America, Inc.Film LibraryR.D. #1, Harris HillElmira NY 14903607 734-3128

TO FLYFilm (I6mm) A/V E,S

. A history of flight spanning from the late 1800's whenballoons were used. up to the modern airlines oftoday. Excellent aerial, scenic view;,. Produced bythe Smithsonian Institution and shown in their Air &Space Museum theater. 28 min. Color. State res-idents only.Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,P08 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3685

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State residents only.oharyland State Aviation AdministrationAViation EducationP.O.Box 8766EIWI Airport MD 21240303 859-7111

TO FLYA/V

State residents only, order film #39 from:Texas Aeronautics CommissionLibrarianPOB 12607, Capitol StationAustin TX 78711512 476 9262

TRANSONIC FLIGHTFilm (16mm) A/V S

Second in a series of 3 films'on high speed flight andshould be shown with "Beyond the Speed of Solmd," &"Approaching the Speed of Sound." Film deals morewith practical details than others do. Discusses thesonic "boom" and "sound barrier." 20 min. Color #41

Oregon Aeronautics DivisionAssistant Administrator 011*

304C "5th S.E.Salem OR 97310503 378-4880

U:TNG THE AIPSPACE: NAVIGATION AND COMMUNICATIONFilm (16mm) A/V S

Explains basic navigational facilities (OMNI, ADF,OME, ILS and Marker Beacon) available. Demonstre.eshow to obtain a OF steer, the Air Traffic Controlsystem, and proper communicatiOns on the ground and inthe air. 20 min. Color. State residents only.Virginia Department of Aviation ,

Operations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,POB 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3685

VIRGINIA'S SILVER LININGFilm (16mm) A/V E,SAviation oriented film features Virginia's access-ibility and many tourist attrantions. Film high-lights Virginia's scenic mountains, seashore andbreathtaking beauty in all seasons. 28 min. Color.State residents only.Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,POB 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3685

WAKE TURBULENCEFilm (16mm) A/V S

Describes creation of wake turbulence phenomena. howgenerated, where most likely to be encountered, effectOn aircraft and how to avoid. 16 min. Color. FAAFilm. State residents only.Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,POB 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3685

WEATHER TO FLYFilm (16mm) A/V. S

Two VFR pilots encounter several different types ofweather phenomena (changing clouds, unusual winds, andicing conditions). They become acquainted with themany FAA services available to them. Shows factorsinfluencing a pilot's decision to fly. 27 min.Color. #11154. FAA film.Modern Talking Picture,Service, Inc.FAA Film Series5000 Park Street, N.St. Petersburg FL 33709813 541-7571

WEATHER WATCH...THE TIME IS NOWSlide w/pulse cassette tape A/V S

This slide/tape presentation describes the weatherphenomena which can be a hazard to non-instrumentrated pilots and discusses procedures to follow whenencountering such weather. 20 min. Color.AOPA Air Safety FoundationProgram Development421 Aviation WayFrederick MD 21701800 638-3101

WHAT'S MY TRAFFICFilm (16mm) A/V S

Explains the work and coordination necessary by theAir Traffic Control center 4o process an instrument ,

flight plan. Deals with problems and safety requiredwhile controlling aircraft on instruments. 25 min.Color. FAA film. State residents only.Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,POB 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3685

WIND SHEARiCeo Cassette (BETA OR VHS) A/V S

Actual footage of an approach 8 landing through windshear showing the destructive consequences. Thephenomena of microbursts, microbursts, & downburstsare well-depicted. Procedures and techniques forentry & recovery are explained. 17 min. Color.Purchase.United Airlines (UAL)Director, Flight TrainingUAL Flight Training CenterDenver CO 80207303 398-4082

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WINGS FOR ROGER WINDSOCKFilm (16mm) A/V E.SAn animated story of a boy who dreams of pilotingearly airplanes and of the exciting adventures of anairplane pilot. A good film to stimulate the in-terest of youth in aviation. Also shows variousaviation careers. #SD-16-6051. 15 min. B&W. Rentalfee.Soaring Society of America, Inc.Film LibraryR.0 #1, Harris HillElmira NY 14903607 734-3128

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WINGS THAT SERVEFilm (16mm) E,SProduced to acquaint the Ametican public with thebenefits of airplanes of every type, the film pre-sents a dramatic story of the public and private airindustry's efficient, economical system and the mini-mal impact on ecology. 1S 'min. Color. Stateresidents only.Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,POB 7716Richmond VA 23231804'786-368S

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A GUIDE TO POST SECONDARY AVIATION EDUCATION PROGRAMSIN ILLINOIS. Booklet PUB S

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A MODEL AEROSPACE CURRICULUMBooklet PUB S

This booklet contains a description of the aerospacethematic program of August Martin High School, NY.GA-300-143BFAA Educational MaterialsSuperintendent of Documents8610 Cherry LaneLaurel, MD 20707(Please Enclose a Self-Addressed Label)

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ADMA EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS DIRECTORYBooklet PUB S

The directory contains a listing of educational mat-erials available from companies who are members ofthe Aviation Distributors's!. Manufacturers Assoc.Formats available include: Booklets, Video Tapes,Film, Slide programs, Wall charts, and Posters. 16

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AERIAL FIELD TRIP GUIDEBooklet PUB S

This guide is designed to be used for groups who planto include actual flights during their field trip tothe airport. It shows how to plan the trip with theemphasis of loOking down at the ground and recogniz-ing various places.Wisconsin Bureau of AeronauticsP.O.Box 7914Madison WI 53707608 266-3351

AEROSPACE EDUCATION CLASSROOM MATERIALSBooklet PUB E,SBooklet is a listing of the materials from the CivilAir Patrol used by teachers involved in aerospace/aviation education. Designed to help teach basiceducational skills, they use the youngster's naturalinterest in flight. From the Center for AerospaceEducation Development.National Headquarters Civil Air PatrolAerospace EducationHQ CAP - USAF /EDFMaxwell AFB AL 36112205 293-5371

AEROSPACE/AVIATION EDUCATION BULLETINBooklet PUB S

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AIRPORT FIELD TRIP GUIDEBooklet PUB E,SThis guide is designed to be used by groups who areplanning to make a field trip to a local airport. ItIncludes the requirements needed to be covered whileplanning, as well as during such a trip.Wisconsin Bureau of AeronauticsP.O.Box 7914Madison WI 53707608 266-3351

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AN AIRPORT FIELD TRIPBooklet PUB S,AThis complete booklet contains an outline forstudents interested in the subject of aviation.Provides ideas and sources for conducting a fieldtrip to the airport.Burea ChiefOne Langhorne Bond DriveSpringfield IL 62706217 753-4400

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AUGUST MARTIN ACTIVITIES BOOKBooklet PUB E

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AVIATION CAREER AWARENESS PROGRAMBooklet PUB E,SA complete program designed to aid the teacher inintroducing the wide range of aviation occupations tothe elementary & junior high student. Professionallyprepared units supported by resource materialincluded). #AAE76000-22. Purchase only.-Cessna Aircraft Co., Air Age Education DepartmentDirector, Air Age EducationP.O.Box 1521Wichita KS 57201316 685-9111

AVIATION CURRICULUM GUIDE FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL LEVEL,SECONDARY SCHOOL LEVELBook PUB E,SGuide contains information, activities, & materialsin the these areas: LANGUAGE ARTS (readingcomprehension/listening, speaking, & viewing),MATHEMATICS (aviation application:, /aircraftinstruments), SCIENCE (theory of flight/aviationapplications), and SOCIAL STUDIES (history ofaviation/careers in aviation). APA-5-145-83FAA Educational MaterialsSuperintendent of Documents8610 Cherry LaneLaurel, MO 20707(please Enclose a Self-Addressed Label)

AVIATION EDUCATION BROCHUREBooklet PUB S

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AVIATION SCIENCE ACTIVITIES FOR ELEMENTARY GRADESPamphlet PUB E

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AVIATION TEACHING AIDS KITBooklet with materials PUB E,SThe kit features a wide range of Cessna producedclassroom materials to assist teachers inestablishing and conducting aviation courses at theelementary, high school, and college 4evel. Kit in-cludes seven major items. #AAE74001-22 Purchaseonly.Cessna Aircraft Co., Air Age Education DepartmentDirector, Air Age EducationP.O.Box 1521Wichita KS 67201316 685-9111

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CESSNA AIRCRAFT OBSERVER'S GUIDEBooklet PUB S

This large 8" x 11" booklet lists all aircraft cur-rently manufactured by the Cessna Aircraft Company.It also supplies information & photographs for easyidentification. #AAE80001-22. Purchase. Singlecopies free from AAED.Cessna Aircraft Co., Air Age Education DepartmentDirector,Air Age EducationP.O.Box 1521Wichita KS 67201316 685-9111

CESSNA COLOR LITHOGRAPH SETPicture PUB E,SThis set of 8" x 10" Cessna aircraft photographs infull color are excellent for classroom display.Purchase only.NAAE78012-22'Cessna Aircraft Co., Air Age Education DepartmentDirector,Air Age EducationP.O.Box 1521Wichita KS 67201316 685-9111

CESSNA MODEL 152 INSTRUMENT PANELPoster PUB S

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COME FLY WITH ME, K-6 TEACHER'S MANUALBook PUB EManual acts as an innovative aid for teachingweather, energy, and theory of flight & space.Written by teachers for teachers, each includes ob-jectives, teaching strc.egies, procedures, and listsof materials needed wh'th apply to the concepts to belearned. For Purchase 'oily.Michigan Aeronautics CommissionCapital City AirportLansing, MI 48906517 373-3871

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DEMONSTRATION AIDS FOR AVIATION EDUCATIONBook PUB E

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EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS: NATIONAL AIR & SPACE MUSEUMMaterials PUB E,S 0

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FILM CATALOG, ILLINOISBrochure PUB S

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FILM CATALOG, VIRGINIABooklet PUB S

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FILM CATALOG: .TEXASBooklet PUB S

The booklet contains a complete listing of filmsavailable from the TAC (Texas Aeronautics Commission)film library. Areas include: Airports, Educational,Flight Safety, Helicopters, Weather, and General Interest. Film loan program limited to organizations &residents from the State of Texas. Catalog avail-able free.Texas Aeronautics CommissionLibrarianPOB 12607, Capitol StationAustin TX 78711

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FILM LIST, MARYLANDSheets PUB E,SThe Maryland State Aviation Administration (MSAA)maintains an extensive libraryof aviation relatedfilms, filmstrips, and slide/tape audio/visuals. Dueto the library size it is recommended you contact theMSAA personally. Free loan.Maryland State Aviation AdministrationAviation EducationP.O.Box 8766sw/ Airport MD 21240301 859-7111

FILM LIST, MONTANA AVIATIONBooklet PUB E,SThe booklet contains the names and descriptions of .

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FLIGHT: AN AUDIOVISUAL CATALOG--Booklet PUB E.S

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GUIDE TO FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION (FAA)PUBLICATIONSBooklet PUB S

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HIGH TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION: STATUS OF POST SECONDARYAVIATION EDUCATION PROGRAMS ,Booklet . PUB S

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HOW WE MADE THE FIRST FLIGHTBooklet PUB E,SThe booklet contains, in Orville Wrtghts's own words.a description of his and Wilbur's first flights.The Spanish version, "Nueitro Primer Vueto", of thisbooklet is available.FAA Educational MaterialsSuperintendent of Documents8610 Cherry Laneaurel, MD 20707(Please Enclose a Self-Addressed Label)

INSTRUMENT AND RADIO PANEL CHARTChart PUB SThis wall chart (37"x32") illustrates a half panelwith black and white presentation of 19 instrumentsand radio navigation equipment. Explanation of eachitem is described on the chart below the panel dis-play. OAAE74010-22. Purchase only.Cessna Aircraft Co., Air Age Education DepartmentDirector,Air Age EducationP.O.Box 1521Wichita KS 67201316 685-9111

INTERNATIONAL AIR AGE EDUCATION PACKETPacket PUB E,SEducational packet prepared to help students understand more about airplanes. Included are: Instructorguide and six 17"x22" color posters. How Birds &Aircraft Fly, Parts of an Aircraft, are just some ofthe posters included. WAAE82001 -22EG. Purchase only.Cessna Aircraft Co., Air Age Education DepartmentDirector,Air Age EducationP.O.Box 1521Wichita KS 67201316 685 -9111

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KENTUCKY AERONAUTICAL CHART ,

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NORTH CAROLINA AERONAUTICAL CHARTChart PUB SChart shows all the airport* and the other aero-nautical activities within the State of North Car-olina. Normally published biennially to pilotslicensed within the state, but can be obtained byinterested persons. Quantities may be limited.North Carolina DOT, Division of AviationDirectorP.O.Box 25201, Highway Bldg.Raleigh NC 27611919' 733-2491

PARTS OF AN AIRPLANESheet PUB SThis 8' x 11" two-sided sheet is an ideal teachingaid depicting the various parts of an airplane aswell as instrument panel components. OtAE81004-22.Sent as a package of 15 sheets. Purchase only.Cessna Aircraft Co., Air Age Education DepartmentOirector,Air Age EducationP.O.Box 1521Wichita KS 67201316 685-9111

PICTURES OF AIRCRAFT: AIRPLANES-lithographs -PUB E,SInformation packet contains 5" X 9" lithographs(color and B&W) of the most popular Boeing airplaneproducts (B727,8747). Each lithograph has a descrip-tion & technical information about the airplane.Excellent for use during aviation units. A briefhistory is included. Plan a minimum two week de-livery period.The Boeing Commercial Airplane Co.Public Affairs OfficeP.O.Box 3707Seattle WA 98124206 237-1710

PICTURES OF AIRCRAFT: AIRPLANESPicture PUB E.S .

A brochure accompanies these 8" X 10" photographs ofthe airplane products made by Gulfstream Aerospace.It contains a brief description of each airplane.Excellent for use in bulletin board displays duringaviation units units. Plan a minimum of a two weekdelivery period.Gulfstream Aerospace CorporationAdvertising DepartmentPOB 22500, Wiley Post AirportOklahoma City OK 73123406 789-5000

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PICTURES OF AIRCRAFT: AIRPLANESLithographs PUB E,S8" X 10" Color photographs are of the various civilmilitary airplane products made by McDonnell Douglas(DC -B, DC-9, F-4, f-15, etc). Each has a description& technical information about the airplane. Excel-lent for bulletin board displays during aviationunits. All requests must be in writing. Expect twoweek delivery.McDonnell Aircraft CompanyPublic Relations DepartmentP.O.Box 516St. Louis MO 63166

PICTURES OF AIRCRAFT: HELICOPTERSPictures PUB E,SThese 8" X 10", black & white photos of the variousheliclpter products made by the Sikorsky AircraftCompany are available in limited quantities. They areexcelleni: for use in bulletin board displays duringyour aviation unit. All requests must be in writ-ing. Plan four week delivery time.Sikorsky Aircraft CompanyPublic Relations DepartmentNorth Main StreetStratford CT 06601

PICTURES OF AIRCRAFT: HELICOPTERSLithographs PUB E.SThe 8" x 10", B&W lithographs are of the helicopterproducts made by Bell Helicopter Textron Inc.(Jetranger, Longranger. etc). They are excellent forbulletin board displays during aviation units.Quantities are limited. Planning should include apossible six week delivery period.Bell Helicopter Textron Inc.Public Relations DepartmentP.O.Box 482Fort Worth TX 76101817 280-2011

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PLASTIC AIRPLANE MODELModel() PUB E,SExcellemt,-durable model-with moveable control sur-faces to help show students how an airplane is flown& controlled. Teachers use the model to demonstrateparts of the airplane. Instruttion sheet provided.eAAE74008-22. Purchase only.Cessna Aircraft Co., Air Age Education DepartmentDirector,Air Age EducationP.O.Box 1521Wichita KS 67201316 685-9111

PUBLICATIONS CATALUG. NASABooklet PUB S

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration(NASA) educational and informational publications aredesigned to meet the needs of educators, students,and the public. Over 120 publications in 9 subjectareas provide an excellent resource from NASA. ',PAM101. -

National Aeronautics & Space Administration (NASA)Headquarters, Academic Affairs400 Maryland Avenue, S.W.Washington DC 20546

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SAFETY IN THE AIRBooklet PUB S

ThiS guide is about flight and ail' traffic control;designed to be taught as a six-lesson unit to middleschool students (6th, 7th. or 8th grade level). Guidefamiliarizes both teacher and student with basicprinciples & concepts of our atmosphere and thetheory of flight. APA-5-146-83. 3-hole binderformat.FAA Educational MaterialsSuperintendent of Documents8610 Cherry LaneLaurel, MD 20707(Please Enclose a Self-Addressed label)

SINGLE CONCEPT LEARNING PACKETSPackets PUB E,SThese packets are written at the 6th grade readinglevel & each contains 4 posters, Teacher manual/student activity booklet. Major topics: AerospacePersonality Series. Space Exploration Series, andGeneral Aviation Series. Grades 6-8. Send forcomplete list of topics.National Headquarters - Civil Air PatrolAerospace EducationHQ CAP - USAF/EDFMaxwell AFB AL 36112205 293-5371

SKYHAWK CUTAWAY ILLUSTRATIONPoster PUB E,SThis 17" x 11" color illustration provides elementaryand high school students with an understanding of theconstruction and performance of a modern airplane.WAAE81002-22. Purchase onlyCessna Aircraft Co., Air Ag Education DepartmentDirector,Air Age EducationP.O.Box 1521Wichita KS 67201316 685 -9111

STATE AERONAUTICAL CHART, VIRGINIAChart PUB E,SShows-all airports and aeronautical activities withinthe state of Virginia. Normally published bienniallyto pilots licensed within the state.Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave.,POB 7716Richmond VA 23231804 786-3685

STUDENT AIRPORT TOURS PROGRAMBrochure PUB E.SInformation can be used as a checklist for organizinga field trip to the airport. Areas include: Generalinformation, facilities, educational materials, andstep-by-step procedures on how companies at the air-port can arrange the visits.Aviation Distributors & Manufacturers AssociationExecutive Vice President1900 Arch StreetPhiladelphia PA 19103215 564-3483

TEACHER'S GUIDE TO AVIATION EDUCATIONBooklets PUB E

Guide designed for use in grades two through six.The six booklets which comprise the complete guideare: Communication Arts, Science, Social Studies,Health, & Career Education. Guide is organized by:Subject Area, Grade Levels, Learner & Teacher Ob-jectives, Learning Activities, and Expectedoutcomes. GA-300-135.FAA Educational MaterialsSuperintendent of Documents8610 Cherry LaneLaurel, MO 20707(Please Enclose a Self-Addressed Label)

TENNESSEE AERONAUTICAL CHARTChart PUB E,SChart shows all the airports and other aeronauticalactivities in the State of Tennessee. Normally pub-.lished biennially to pilots licensed within thestate, but can be obtained by interested persons.Quantities may be limited.Tennessee Office of Aeronautics, DOTP.O.Box 17326Nashville TN 37217615 741-3208

THE COMMUNITY AND ITS AIRPORTKit PUB E

This kit is designed to be used with elementaryschool age students to make them aware of what may begoing on at the airport and its importance to thecommunity.IDOT - Division of AeronauticsAviation Education Coordinator310 S.Michigan Ave.,Suite 2240Chicago IL 60604312 793-2436

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E FLYING BUG AND HOW IT BITESooklet PUB S

This 12-page booklet lists the requirements involvedin learning to fly and shows how general aviationaircraft are used. Also contains "Ten questions onlearning to fly." oAAE74005-22. 1 of Air Age Ed-ucation Library Series. Purchase only.

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THE FLYING MACHINE: FIRST COUSIN TO THE BIRDBooklet PUB E,SThis booklet written especially for young peoplegives a brief history of and the principles offlight. Describes the parts of an aircraft and howairplanes are operated. Profiles "Birds vs ModernAirplane". %AAE74004 -22. 1 of Air Age EducationLibrary Series. Purchase only.Cessna Aircraft Co., Air Age Education DepartmentDirector,Air Age EducationP.0.8ox 1521Wichita KS 67201316 685-9111

THE GENERAL AVIATION STORYBooklet PUB S

Booklet explains the development and operations ofthe growing general aviation industry. From theearly days to current status as one of the most sig-nificant transportation modes in the United States.Single copies: free. Additional copies by purchase.General Aviation Manufacturers AssociationManager, Communications1400 K Street, N.W., Suite 801Washington DC 20005202 393-1500

THE MAGIC OF MAKING AIRPLANESBooklet PUB S

This 12-page booklet p-ovides you with a tour of atypical fabricating and assembly plant for generalaviation aircraft. Describes how aircraft are builtfrom design through testing to finished product.#AAE74006-22. 1 of Air Age Education LibrarySeries. Purchase only.Cessna Aircraft Co., Air Age Education DepartmentDirector,Air Age EducationP.O.Box 1521Wichita KS 67201316 685-9111

WYOMING AERONAUTICAL CHARTChart PUB E,SChart shows all the airports and other aeronautical'activities within the State of Wyoming. Normally pub-lished biennially to pilots licensed within thestate, but can be obtained by interested persons.Quantities may be limited.Wyoming Aeronautics CommissionAdministrative Asst - PilotState of WyomingCheyenne,, WY 82002307 777-7481

YOUTH IN AVIATIONBooklet PUB SThis booklet contains a complete list of and de-scribes the major aviation youth organizations withinthe State of Illinois. Free.IDOT - Division of AeronauticsUrea Chief ,

One Langhorne Bond DriveSpringfield IL 63706217 753-4400

YOUTH/SCOUT KITBooklet with materials PUB E,SThis complete kit provides information and materialsto assist scouts in obtaining their Aviation MeritBadge. Excellent for use with any age group.%AAE74020 -22. Purchase only.Cessna Aircraft Co., Air Age Education DepartmentDirector,Air Age EducationP.O.Box 1521Wichita KS 67201316 685-9111

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ADMA AVIATION EDUCATION NEWSNewsletter PER S

Educational newsletter published by the Aviation Dis-tributors and ManufaCturers Association on a regularbasis. It covers a broad spectrum from all areas ofthe aviation community. Various areas include: Cam-pus News, Secondary Ed., Audio/Visual Educ. Aids, etc.Aviation Distributors & Manufacturers AssociationExecutive Vice President1900 Arch StreetPhiladelphia PA 19103215 564 3484

AEROSPACEBooklet PER S

The periodical contains articles on the latest devel-opments in the aerospace industry. PublishedQuarterly. Subscriptions avaifible to interestedpers ns.Aer space Industries Association, Inc..Inf rmation Services172 DeSales Street. NWWa ington DC 2003620 429-4659

A ROSPACE/AVIATION EDUCATION BULLETIN, ILLINOISB lletin PER S

T is bulletip contains a summary of the aerospace/a iation activities taking place within the State ofI linois. Distributed to state educators and other

terested persons upon request.OT-- Division of Aeronautics

viation Education Coordinator10 S.Michigan Ave., Ste. 2240hicago IL 6060412 973-2436

AIR LINE PILOTMagazine PER S

Monthly magazine provides articles with airlineorientation concerning history, trends, safety, andemployment opportunities for pilots. Available bysubscription.Air Line Pilots AssociationCommunications Department1625 Massachusetts Avenue, NWWashington DC 20036202 797-4174

AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION ANNUAL REPORTBooklet PER S

Report covers the facts and figures of the scheduledairlines for the previous year. Please send a self-addressed, stamped envelope.Air Transport Association1709 New York AvenueWashington DC 20006

AVIATION ACCIDENT-INCIDENT REVIEW, ARIZONANewsletter PER S

A quarterly newsletter published in cooperation withthe FAA Accident Prevention Program by the Aero-nautics Division containing a review of all accidentsand incidents (in AZ) occurring in the previous 2months. Distributed to all Arizona pilots and in-terested persons.Aeronautics Division Arizona DOTAviation Field Representative206-17th Street, SouthPhoenix AZ 85007602 261-7694

AVIATION DIVISION NEWSLETTER, ARIZONANewsletter PER S

A monthly newsletter published to update Arizonaaircraft owners and pilots with respect to theAeronautics Division's activities, safety articles,and other current aviation news within the state.Aeronautics Division - Arizona DOTAviation Field Representative206 17th Street, SouthPhoenix. AZ 85007

C. A. VUp, KANSASNewsletter PER S

A monthly newsletter published by the Division ofAviation containing articles of interest concerningsafety, operations, and current events. Normallysent to pilots licensed in the state. but availableto other interested persons.Division of Aviation, Kansas DOTDirector of AviationState Office Bldg., 7th FlOorTopeka KS 64612913 296-2553

CALIFORNIA DIVISION OF AERONAUTICS NEWSLETTERNewsletter PER SThis newsletter is published by the Division of Aero-nautics to inform pilots in the'state of items ofsafety, operations and current events. Available tolicensed pilots and other interested persons. Quan-tities may be limited,State of CaliforniaDivision of Aeronautics1120 N StreetSacramento CA 95814916 322-9956

DIRECTORS NEWSLETTER, MASSACHUSETTSNewsletter PER S

A monthly Newsletter published by the MassachusettsAeronautics Commission containing safety, inform-ational, and noteworthy flying activities in theCommonwealth which are of interest to pilots. Freein limited quantities.Massachusetts AeronautitIONfiommissionChief, Aeronautics InspectionBoston -Logan AirportEast Boston MA 02128617 727-5350

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FLIGHT PLAN, MARYLANDNewsletter PER SA monthly aviation newsletter produced by the Mary-land State Aviation Administration containing safetyinformation, events, and flying articles of interestto people in Maryland. Subscriptions are available.Maryland State Aviation AdministrationAviation EducationP. O. Box 8766BWI Airport MD 21240301 859 7111

ILLINOIS AVIATIONNe4Sletter PER S

This Division of Aerohautics newsletter contains asummary of the aviation related events-and seminarstaking place within the state. Sent to interestedpersons upon request.IDOT Division of AeronauticsBureau ChiefOne Langhorne Bond DriveSpringfield IL 62706217 753-4400

MONTANA AND THE SKYNewsletter PER S

A monthly newsletter produced by the Montana Aero-nautics Division containing safety, informational,and flying articles of interest to people within thestate. Paid subscriptions are available.Montana Aeronautics DivisionBureau Chief, Safety2630 Airport Road, POB 5178Helena MI 59604406 444-2506

N. H. FLYERNewsletter PER "SA quarterly newsletter published by the New HampshireAeronautics Commission containing safety, inform-ational, and flying articles of interest to thepilots within the state. Fee required to those notregistered with the New Hampshire Aeronautics Commis-sion.New Hampshire Aeronautics CommissionChief, Operations & Admin.Concord Airport Terminal Bldg.Concord NH 03301603 271-2551

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,NEW JERSEY AVIATION NEWS AND VIEWSlewsletter PER S

A bimonthly newsletter published by the N.J Divisionof Aeronautics containing aeronautical articles ofsafety, operations, and current events of interest tothe pilots in the state. Quantities may be limited.New Jersey Division of Aeronautics1035 Parkway Avenue, CN 600Trenton NJ 08625609 292-2970

SOARINGMagazine PER S

The magazine contains articles concerning the widerange of soaring activities including: flight train-ing safety, technical information, aerodynamics ed-ucation, and glider vehicle review. Publishedmonthly. Available through subscription.Soaring Society of America, Inc.Executive Director3200 Airport Ave., Suite 2SSanta Monica CA 90405213 390-4447

THE ATCA BULLETINNewsletter PER S

The newsletter discusses current topics of interestin the air traffic control profession. Publishedmonthly.Air Traffic Control Association, Inc.Executive Director2020 N. 14th Street, Ste. 410Arlington VA 22201703 522-5717

THE JOURNAL OF AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLMagazine PER S

Magazine contains articles concerning the air trafficcontroller and the Air Traffic Control system. Published quarterly.Air Traffic ,ontrol Association, Inc.Executive Director2020 N. 14th Street, Ste. 410Arlington VA 22201703 522-5717

VIRGINIA AVIATIONNewspaper PER S

This is a quarterly newspaper published to promotesafety, tourism, and aviation events in the state ofVirginia.Virginia Department of AviationOperations Specialist4508 S. Laburnum Ave., POB 7716Richmond VA 23231

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WYOMING AVIATION. NEWSNewsletter PER S

This aeronautics commission newsletter contains num-erous flying, safety, and informational articlesconcerning flying in and around the state of Wyoming.Sent free to interested persons.Wyoming Aeronautics CommissionAdministrative Asst. PiloState of WyomingCheyenne WY 82002307 777-7481

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