Climatology for Airline PilotsISBN: 978-0-632-05295-0
Paperback
300 pages
March 2001, Wiley-Blackwell
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Roy Quantick FRAeS, FRMetS was a former RAF pilot and airline
captain and operated the world air routes. He holds the British
Airline Transport Pilots License and Flight Navigators License. For
15 years he specialized in crop protection and insect control,
working as Operations Manager and Aviation Manager in large
programmes for the chemical industry and the UN and becoming
Director of the International Agricultural Aviation Centre based at
the Cranfield Institute of Technology. He has published a number of
papers on the safety aspects of this industry, both in aircraft
design and the use of toxic chemical formulations, and is author of
two books, published in 1985, The Handbook for Agricultural
Pilots and Aviation in Crop Protection and Insect
Control.
Roy Quantick has taught for over 20 years at the Cranfield Institute of Technology and since 1985 has been an approved CAA instructor at training schools on the campus of Cranfield University, teaching ATPL students meteorology and other subjects.