Does That Mean I Fail?: A Humorous Look at Pilot Checkrides by Brooks Black As collection of Humorous first-hand accounts of Pilot check-rides, Does That Mean I Fail? is geared towards both pilots and non-pilots.
His family also includes the love of four Maltese, two of which were bred and raised in their home..
Brooks Black also enjoys model railroads and once served as president of the Palm Beach Model Railroad Club.
He and his wife, Lena, enjoy cruise ship travel, and they own a SeaRay 34 Express.
He is married with one daughter.
He is also a USCG captain, certified to operate up to a 100-ton vessel and has roughly 17,000 flight hours.
The stories from Does That Mean I Fail? result from his DPE career.
He also received certification as an Aircraft Accident Investigator from the University of Southern California.
He began flying in 1967 and is a pilot, flight and ground instructor, aircraft mechanic and Designated Pilot Examiner.
About the Author Born and raised in Toledo, Ohio in 1943, Brooks Black went on to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Toledo.
Does That Mean I Fail? is sure to both entertain and enlighten.
It is at once highly detailed and exciting.
Brook Black\'s writing reads with a good dose of humor and information.
Combined, they allow for new and unique insight into the exciting world behind flight.
Does That Mean I Fail? is the result of nearly 100 check-rides and the author\'s own personal experiences.
After years of Designated Pilot Examiners (DPEs) thinking and saying, Nobody would believe this, and, Somebody should write a book, Brooks Black finally has.
Does That Mean I Fail?: A Humorous Look at Pilot Checkrides by Brooks Black As collection of Humorous first-hand accounts of Pilot check-rides, Does That Mean I Fail? is geared towards both pilots and non-pilots
