hey is there a 747 QOS printed manual in the skies?? just curious. yeah I could probably go to my high quality made manual that PDMG will most likely offer. is there any word? possibility. I would really like to get one so itll be easier for me to learn to fly this plane more realistically. hehe have the hand book in my lap while flying and testing the AP, auto t/o,auto landing, program the FMC, etcwould be cool to have thats all :) just been thinking about it lately.

James-Upon completion of the Type Rating Course- we expect to issue a version printed and bound appropriately for an airline manual.

>James->>Upon completion of the Type Rating Course- we expect to issue>a version printed and bound appropriately for an airline>manual.>>That is great. I have been meaning to go to Kinkos and get mine published. Only thing that has stopped me is time. I also had the thought that after 9/11 they might just call in to the feds that a redneck is here with (what looks like to them) a Boeing 744 manual! ROFLOL! You wanna see redneck, check out the Easter photos of my family on my blog site. We are R E D.Wilson HinesMy Blog: http://www.wilsonhines.com --------------------------------------http://www.precisionmanuals.com/images/forum/747400.jpghttp://www.precisionmanuals.com/images/forum/pmdg_744F.jpghttp://online.vatsimindicators.net/837438/3074.png

The Unofficial Boeing 747-400 Simulator and Checkride procedures manual from Mike Ray is the best book you can find !same goes for the B737 book he wrote which is perfectly useable for the NG series

>I also had the thought that after 9/11 they might just call in>to the feds that a redneck is here with (what looks like to>them) a Boeing 744 manual! ROFLOL! You wanna see redneck,>check out the Easter photos of my family on my blog site. We>are R E D.I got into a real argument in my local Staples who would not pring out the pdf files because of the DO NOT DUPLICATE at the foot of the page.

Hi everyone,A printed manual is allways welcome! So far the only Type Rating document released seems to be detailed and organized enough to serve as reference material.>I got into a real argument in my local Staples who would not>pring out the pdf files because of the DO NOT DUPLICATE at the>foot of the page.That's easy (if the sales guy is inteligent a.k.a. most homo sapiens): Just show them your receipt and eventually the product box to justify that you legally own (bought) that pdf and are liable to print yourself a copy.Now if you asked for 30 copies... it would be a whole different matter.Cheers, Pedro Venda.