Low Flying Audiobook Download by John Reynolds

John Reynolds has written a fascinating and informative book about the art of gliding. It is not just a book, it is an audiobook narrated by the author himself. This audiobook is available for free at http://audible.com/low-flying-audio-download

In the Low Flying audiobook, John Reynolds narrates his encounters with flying and what it's like to live in a world where flying is forbidden. Reynolds tells stories of life as he lives it, including strip mines and forests that were destroyed by the government.

John Reynolds is an avid aviation and military historian. This audiobook combines a history of flight with the story of the Wright brothers, who were his great aunt and uncle.

John Reynolds died in a fatal accident while flying his RC aircraft. His family felt that he was "low flying" and neglected to use his skills in the air. He is now narrating a book called Low Flying where he tells us how to fly safely and without distractions.

This audiobook is a true story of 'John Reynolds' who was raised in the military and learned to fly low level air-to-air combat tactics. Low flying has been around for decades, but it has only recently been noticed by civilians. The first narrative audiobook about low-flying, narrated by an actual pilot, is available now.

John Reynolds is a professor of aeronautics and retired test pilot. He has a Ph.D in aviation and research, over 100 patents, and 1,000 hours of flight time. This audiobook is about the history of aviation in general that includes stories from the Wright Brothers, Charles Lindbergh, Amelia Earhart, and other pioneers of flight. There are also stories about modern-day pilots as well as some interesting how-to tidbits related to flying airplanes on land or in the air.