Federal Aviation Regulations for Pilots

The FAR/AIM is not optional reading. It is the legal foundation that governs everything a pilot does in the national airspace system, from preflight requirements to IFR procedures. FAA regulations change annually, and flying with an outdated FAR/AIM means relying on rules that may no longer apply.

Our FAR/AIM and federal aviation regulation collection covers current-year editions from ASA, Gleim, and Jeppesen, updated to reflect the latest amendments to FAR Parts 61, 91, 135, and other parts relevant to general aviation, commercial, and professional pilots. We carry both the standard combined FAR/AIM edition and separate titles for pilots who prefer to reference the regulations and the AIM independently.

New editions release annually. If you are purchasing for a checkride or to maintain currency, confirm the current edition year before ordering. For study guides that go beyond the regulations, see our ACS and Oral Exam Guide collection.