Where can I find an AIM Hard copy?

[Randleman]

Just wondering where I can find a hard copy of the AIM somewhere in Winnipeg. Anyone have any suggestions?

[Ralliart]

You could buy it online if you really needed it:

http://www.vippilot.com/en/books-logboo ... 2010a.html

[RatherBeFlying]

You can always print the pdf file; if you don't have a printer up to the job, Kinkos, the UPS Store and any other copy shop with an internet connection can do it.

[W5]

To my knowledge there are no more copies (i.e. issues) being printed, so you 'll have to do with an old copy or print one from the .pdf file.

[bawlsdeep]

the museum should have one.

[tiny]

You can still buy a current AIM from stores such as VIP or Calgary Pilot Supply.

[Nark]

Quick question:

Is the AIM regulatory?

The reason I ask is that down here, everything in the AIM is "good" however not binding. Only the FAR's are, however they seem to go hand in hand.





Last time I flew in Canada we had the AIP.

[co-joe]

No idea... i have an AIP you can have.

[x-wind]

1 866 731-PUBS (7827)

Found in the online AIM.

1.2 Preflight Reference Information

The preflight reference information is contained in the following publications:

TC AIM (TP 14371E)
AIP Canada (ICAO)
CARs (TP 12600E)
DAH (TP 1820E)

The TC AIM is available to purchase or by subscription. A new edition is published every six months. Other publications can be purchased as detailed in MAP 7.0.
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Nothing like having the paper copy to study from. Highlighters are a great thing when in come to review time.

[Randleman]

Quick question:

Is the AIM regulatory?

The reason I ask is that down here, everything in the AIM is "good" however not binding. Only the FAR's are, however they seem to go hand in hand.





Last time I flew in Canada we had the AIP.

CARs here in Canada, not FARs.


Thanks for the advice everyone! but I managed to find a brand new valid version of the AIM at Harv's Air.
Thanks anyway!