So I Read Some Books - My Review (Aviation, Science Fiction, Non-fiction)

Books are a hit or miss for me, but I liked these ones. Do you have book recommendations?

Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge- Federal Aviation Administration, FAA
Everything Explained for the Professional Pilot- Richie Lengel
Airframe- Michael Crichton
Micro- Michael Crichton, Richard Preston
Titanic- Michael Davie
Altruism- Matthieu Ricard

[kingtigerbooks]

If reality does not give you what you want, try and find it between the pages of a book.
My 3 favorite books are:
- Armor by John Steakley
- The Guns of Avalon by Roger Zelazney
- Great Fighter Jets of the Galaxy 1 by Tim Gibson

[johnfitzpatrick]

Hello from Sydney, Australia.
My answer to your question about regulations.
Rules and Law for airspace has to be safety of public firstly, then be responsive to the needs of:
What classifications our present-day recognises: general, commercial, military and outside the stratosphere (space).
Changes in law enforcement can be evidence base, statistical analysis or preemptive.
Businesses exist to make money. Governments must be satisfied that Reseach and development is too their public safety standards.
Best wishes John
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[chi]

May i ask could you recommend the best airline operation books that you know of??