Bill Cox, noted aviation authority, journalist, and Senior Editor of Plane & Pilot magazine, guides you in this step-by-step DVD. There is more to an aircraft than meets the untrained eye. A lot of small details can turn even the best deal sour. Make sure you know exactly what to look for and where and how to look for it. Not only will you come out of this mini-course knowing how to inspect all the important details of an aircraft, you'll also get helpful hints and tips into how to research the history of the aircraft and how to go about insuring it.

You'll look through these details with Bill:

1. Finding the Aircraft
2. Making the Preliminary Inspection
3. Checking the Logbooks
4. Making the Secondary Inspection
5. Flying the Flight Test
6. Performing the Final Inspection
7. Researching the Title
8. Insuring Your Airplane
9. Striking a Deal

Don't get taken. Make sure you know exactly what you're getting into with your purchase -- and make sure you'll be more than happy with it.