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Parachute Rigger Handbook

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Parachute Rigger Handbook

Publisher: Federal Aviation Administration
ISBN/ASIN: B000WYOJ0Q
Number of pages: 350

Description:
This handbook is primarily intended to assist individuals who are preparing for the parachute rigger airman knowledge test and the oral and practical test. The material presented in this handbook is appropriate for senior and master parachute riggers. The handbook contains information on regulations and human factors, design and construction, materials, operations, inspection and packing, hand tools, sewing machines, the parachute loft, repairs, alterations, and manufacture.

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