dynamics in laymen's terms. This film is suitable for high school, college, and ground school programs. FAA Production, 18 min., color, 1968.
Path to Safety (FA-612)-A fast-moving film starring Cliff Robertson as a flight instructor briefing a class of student pilots on dramatic incidents occurring as a result of "human error." 16mm sound, 21 minutes, Color, 1966.
*The Launching of Alva-(FA-808)-One of a series of three films designed to assist the General Operations and Maintenance Inspectors in presenting Safety Education to the pilot. This film stresses the potentially adverse effects of misdirected maintenance action and its effect on aircraft airworthiness. FAA Production, 7 min., color, 1968.
*The Right Time to Fly-(FA-809)-Second of a series of three films designed to assist the General Operations and Maintenance Inspectors in presenting Safety Education to the pilot. This film stresses the adverse effects of an emotional distraction and the resulting effect on a pilot's attention to detail. FAA Production, 11 min., color, 1968.
*Once Around the Pond-(FA-810)-Last of a series of three films designed to assist the General Operations Maintenance Inspectors in presenting Safety Education to the pilot. This film is designed to point out some of the common faults and' errors committed by pilots in the course of operating and maintaining their aircraft. FAA Production, 8 min., color, 1968.
Rx for Flight-(FA-606)-Shows some of the aero-medical problems that face general aviation pilots. In a cause-and-effect manner, this film briefly covers such areas as alcohol, drugs, hypoxia, disorientation, smoking and safety equipment. Color. 18 min., 1966.
One Eye on the Instruments-(FA-209)-This film is designed to encourage general aviation pilots to take advantage of the FAA's Blue Seal Certification Program. It depicts a small town airport and compares the flying ability of two of the local pilots. One is an old pro who flies by the "seat of his pants". The other is a younger pilot who has taken advantage of instrument training possibilities. The hazards of flying in IFR weather without instrument flying knowledge are vividly illustrated. Color. 15½ min. 1962.
Stability Augmentation System--(FA-704)-This motion picture describes an experimental stability augmentation system for light aircraft which helps the pilot keep control of his aircraft when he inadvertently encounters instrument flight conditions. FAA Production, 20 min., color, A Traveler Meets Air Traffic Control-(FA-102)-A relatively simple explanation of FAA's air traffic system, the film depicts departure, enroute and arrival air traffic control services provided to a jet air carrier which departs Chicago's O'Hare Airport and lands at Los Angeles International Airport. Color. 33 min. 1963.
*FAA supervised showings only. Contact your General Aviation District Office (GADO) for further information.
60 U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1969 O - 348-208