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"This book is splendid! It is very well written and helpful. The Foreword brought home the fact that this could happen to me.
This subject matter IS truly needed. CFIs should be teaching this to new pilots."
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David Polman
Connecticut Canine Search and Rescue
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“I am very impressed with your book; it really grabs your attention and makes you want to read more. Your background as a medic on helicopters
clearly helped make you well suited as an expert in this area."
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Dr. Joseph Keenan, M.D.
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"Read Dean Charron’s book.”
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Greg Erianne, Ph.D., CFII, Aviation Science Program Coordinator
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"Surviving the First 24 Hours of a Forced Landing is a nitty-gritty, to-the-point compilation of essential
knowledge that could, quite literally, save your life!
I think the book fills a critical void in the knowledge base of most general aviation pilots, myself included. Although most of
us ask the what if? question at one time or another, few of us take the time or effort to answer that crucial question before we really need the answer.
I think your book has done that for us, in a simple and straightforward manner. It will be a valuable addition to any general aviation pilot’s
library."
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Greg Erianne, PhD
Aviation Science Program Coordinator
Naugatuck College
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"I really liked the book. The depth of the research shows. It’s very readable, interesting and professional."
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John Barry, President
Brainworks Software Inc.
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The information is startling. It clearly illustrates that even the most benign
forced landing could result in spending the night in the wilderness.
