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Free ASA Reader App updated

By General Aviation News Staff · October 6, 2014 ·

The library of free aviation publications available in the ASA Reader app has been updated to include new documents from industry organizations, including the FAA, AOPA, LightHawk, and the Aircraft Electronics Association.

“The following items are welcome additions to the existing free resources,” company officials said.

Items that can now be accessed via the “Get Books” link within the app include:

  • FAA Safety Briefing – The FAA safety policy voice of non-commercial general aviation.
  • Flight School Business – A compilation of stories offering to flight schools advice and guidance on safety, marketing, and modern training trends.
  • LightHawk Annual Report – Information about an incredible group of pilots, photographers, and environmental experts who volunteer their time and skills to the conservation of this planet’s vital resources.
  • Pilot’s Guide to Avionics – A consumer’s guide to avionics and services, including a global directory of certified avionics/instrument facilities, manufacturers and distributors.

ASAIn addition to free publications, the ASA Reader also provides the flexibility to store and carry your aviation library with you on your iPad, iPad Mini, iPhone, or iPod Touch.

The app allows you to read eBooks from ASA as well as those from other retailers, publishers, the FAA, and libraries around the world. It will accommodate ePub and PDF documents as well as Adobe Content Server-protected eBooks.

For more information: ASA2FLY.com

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