FAR/AIM 2024: Federal Aviation Regulations/Aeronautical Information Manual (ASA FAR/AIM Series)

"The FAR/AIM 2024 is a vital tool for all aviation-related professionals. This extensive manual, which combines the Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR) with the Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM), offers pilots, instructors, and aviation enthusiasts what they need to successfully traverse the complexity of aviation law and procedures. Whether you're reviewing for a certification exam or need to catch up on the most recent rules, the well-structured content and thorough explanations make it simple to locate and comprehend pertinent material. For everyone who is concerned about aviation safety and compliance, the FAR/AIM 2024 is a must-have due to its comprehensive coverage and easy-to-use structure."

The media could not be loaded.  ASA's FAR/AIM has quality paper, highlighter does not leech through, adhesive tabs peel off fine (so long as you do so gently and have quality tabs) and the pages are easy to thumb through with a very good feel.I bought the version which includes the eBook, which is through a provided link on the inside of the cover with a scratch off code to redeem.The indexing is good, with each section having page printed tabs (the black box on the edge of the page) for ease of navigation, though most people prefer to install outboard tabs for quick referencing.I would suggest doing this yourself if you plan to use tabs.

Book came perfect condition and is very useful for teaching students regulations.

It’s my third one, I like to put my own home made tabs one the pages because it keeps me updated and familiar with the chapters.

I bought this because I am wanting to get my private pilots license and this is exactly what you need to use for your test. I would recommend this to all aspiring pilots to get familiar with the extensive amount of rules they have in aviation.

Better than Shakespeare. This is generational literature.

Well formatted for a government produced manual. Binding holds up well. Gotta have it to prepare for check ride.

What can I say, its the FAA regulations but it would be nicer if they used a larger font so its more readable.