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1 Introduction This Pray Aviation Flight Training Manual (FTM) has been designed to provide the pilot with standardization procedures for safe and efficient training operations in the Beech Travelair. It is your responsibility to have a complete and thorough knowledge of these procedures and techniques. Note that this manual does not include all the information found in the Pilot s Operating Handbook (POH). It is primarily a procedures guide and is to be used as a supplement to the POH, and in conjunction with FAA (Flight Training Handbook), and the Practical Test Standards (PTS) for the Instrument and Commercial Pilot AMEL. The procedures in this manual are not intended to limit the pilot s judgement. The pilot can alter procedures to meet existing conditions. No procedure, regardless of how well written, can account for every possible variable; a procedure cannot replace common sense. Table of Contents Chapter 1: Airplane General I. Airspeeds... 2 Chapter 2: Normal Procedures (Expanded) I. External Checklist (Expanded)... 3 II. Normal Checklist (Expanded)... 4 Chapter 3: Abnormal Procedures (Expanded)... 8 Chapter 4: VFR Airwork /26/2016 1
2 Chapter 1: AIRPLANE GENERAL I. AIRSPEEDS All Airspeeds used throughout this manual are miles per hour airspeeds (MPH). V so - Stall, landing configuration V s -Stall, clean configuration V mca -Minimum Control V r -Rotation V x -Best Angle of Climb V xse -Best Angle of Climb Single Engine V yse -Best Rate of Climb Single Engine V y -Best Rate of Climb V fe -Maximum Flap Extension V le -Landing Gear Operating V a -Maneuvering Speed V no -Maximum Structural Cruising V ne -Never Exceed Best Glide Cruise Climb Emergency Descent VFR Approach Speeds: -Downwind Base Final IFR Final Approach Speed IFR Holding Pattern Speed... training cruise 7/26/2016 2
3 Chapter 2: NORMAL PROCEDURES (EXPANDED) I. EXTERNAL CHECKLIST (EXPANDED) INTERIOR Documents... A.R.O.W. Airworthiness Certificate... IN VIEW Registration... CHECK ON BOARD Pilot s Operating Handbook... CHECK ON BOARD Weight and Balance Data... CHECK ON BOARD Logbook... CHECK TIMES Control Wheel Lock... REMOVE Fuel Selectors... MAINS Magnetos... OFF Avionics... OFF Gear Handle... DOWN Master Switch... ON Gear Light... GREEN Fuel Quantity Indicator... CHECK Check Lights...BEACON ON (NAV/Landing A/R) Master Switch... OFF RIGHT WING Fuel Sumps...CHECK FOR WATER Right Aileron... CHECK Wingtip... CHECK Leading Edge... CHECK Fuel Quantity AUX... CHECK VISUALLY, SECURE CAP Engine Oil QTS Engine Compartment... CHECK FOR SECURITY Propeller... CHECK Air Filter... CHECK Fuel Sump...CHECK FOR WATER Fuel Quantity MAIN... CHECK VISUALLY, SECURE CAP Gear... CHECK FOR WEAR Brake Pads... CHECK FOR WEAR AND LEAKS Nose Compartment... CHECK Windshield... CLEAN OFF BUGS Nose Wheel and Strut... CHECK FOR WEAR, 3 OF SILVER Belly... CHECK FOR OIL 7/26/2016 3
4 LEFT WING Fuel Sumps...CHECK FOR WATER Fuel Quantity MAIN... CHECK VISUALLY, SECURE CAP Gear... CHECK FOR WEAR Brake Pads... CHECK FOR WEAR AND LEAKS WOW Switch... CHECK Engine Oil QTS Engine Compartment... CHECK FOR SECURITY Propeller... CHECK Air Filter... CHECK Fuel Quantity AUX... CHECK VISUALLY, SECURE CAP Leading Edge... CHECK Pilot Tube... CHECK CLEAR Stall Warning... CHECK Wingtip... CHECK Aileron... CHECK Fuel Sump...CHECK FOR WATER EMPENNAGE Static Source... CHECK CLEAR Horizontal Stabilizer... CHECK Elevator... CHECK Vertical Stabilizer... CHECK Static Source... CHECK FOR BLOCKAGE Baggage Door... SECURE 7/26/2016 4
5 II. NORMAL CHECKLIST (EXPANDED) BEFORE START Preflight Inspection... COMPLETE Safety Brief... COMPLETE Seats & Seat Belts... ADJUSTED AND LOCKED Fuel Selectors... MAINS Avionics... OFF Brakes... HOLD Circuit Breakers... CHECK IN ENGINE START Master Switch... ON/BOTH Beacon & NAV Lights... ON A/R Mixtures... RICH Boost Pumps... ON THEN OFF Carb. Heats... COLD Magnetos... ON Propeller Area... CLEAR Prime... A/R (2-5 STROKES IF COLD) Throttle... OPEN 1/8 LH Starter... ENGAGE Engine RPM s Oil/Fuel Pressure... CHECK RH Starter... ENGAGE Oil/Fuel Pressure... CHECK Mixtures... LEAN FOR TAXI Avionics... ON Radios... SET ATIS/ASOS... OBTAIN Taxi Clearance... OBTAIN Instruments... CHECK DURING TAXI Needle... INTO DIRECTION OF TURN Ball... OPPOSITE DIRECTION OF TURN AI... ERECT Heading... TURNS Altimeter... WITHIN 75 FIELD ELEVATION VSI... NOTE NEEDLE POSITION Airspeed... Reads 0 MPH 7/26/2016 5
6 ENGINE START Airplane... INTO WIND Clear behind the airplane. Flight Controls... FREE AND CORRECT Flight Instruments... CHECK AND SET Boost Pumps... ON Fuel Selectors... MAINS (TIPS UP) Mixtures... RICH Elevator Trim... SET FOR T/O Throttle RPM Magnetos... CHECK ONE AT A TIME (150/50 RPM) Props... CYCLE 3 TIMES RPM... DROP Manifold Pressure... RISE Oil Pressure... DROP Carb. Heats...PULL ON (RPM DROP) Engine Instruments... VERIFY IN GREEN Ammeter... CHECK Suction Gauge... CHECK Throttle... CHECK IDLE, THEN 1000 RPM NORMAL TAKEOFF Mixture... SET (RICH BELOW 3000 DA) Boost Pumps... ON Flaps... SET (0 NOMRAL T/O) Radios... SET Transponder... VERIFY ALT Pre-Takeoff Brief... ANNOUNCE Clearance... OBTAIN Lights... A/R Brakes... RELEASE Throttles... FULL 90 MPH... ROTATE Positive Rate... GEAR UP Safe Altitude /2500 RPM Climb Out MPH 7/26/2016 6
7 SHORT FIELD TAKEOFF Mixture... SET (RICH BELOW 3000 DA) Boost Pumps... ON Flaps... SET (10 NOMRAL T/O) Radios... SET Transponder... VERIFY ALT Pre-Takeoff Brief... ANNOUNCE Clearance... OBTAIN Position Aircraft... FAR END OF RUNWAY Lights... A/R Brakes... HOLD Throttles... FULL Brakes... RELEASE 90 MPH... ROTATE Climb MPH Gear... UP (50 ) Flaps... UP Safe Altitude /2500 RPM Climb Out MPH CLIMB CHECK Gear... UP (50 ) Flaps... UP Airspeed MPH Fuel Selector... AUX (TIPS OUT) Look Before You Leap Boost Pumps... OFF Engine Instruments... MONITOR VFR Flight Following... A/R CRUISE Throttles... SET 20 /2400 RPM Power reduction: Set manifold pressure, then RPM Power increase: Set RPM, then manifold pressure Trim... SET Mixtures... LEAN Fuel Selectors... AUX Boost Pumps... OFF Engine Instruments... MONITOR Flight Instruments... RESET/MONITOR 7/26/2016 7
8 APPROACH Radios... SET ATIS... OBTAIN Mixtures... A/R Boost Pumps... ON Fuel Selectors... MAINS (TIPS UP) Look Before You Leap Power... A/R Lights... ON A/R BEFORE LANDING (BCGUMPS) (B) Boost Pumps... ON (C) Cowl Flaps... OPEN (G) Gas... MAINS Look Before You Leap (U) Undercarriage... DOWN BELOW 150 MPH (M) Mixtures... RICH (P) Propellers... HIGH RPM (S) Seatbelts & Switches... SECURE & SET AFTER LANDING Flaps... UP Boost Pumps... OFF Carb. Heats... IN OFF Mixtures... LEAN FOR TAXI Lights... A/R Trim...RESET TO TAKEOFF SHUTDOWN/SECURING AIRPLANE Avionics... OFF Mixtures... IDLE CUT-OFF Lights... OFF Magnetos... OFF Alternators... OFF Logbook... COMPLETE 7/26/2016 8
9 ENGINE FIRE-GROUND Starters... CONTINUE CRANKING (Max 30 sec) Mixtures...IDLE CUT-OFF Throttles... CLOSE Fuel Selector Valves... OFF All Electrical Switches... OFF Passengers/Crew... EVACUATE Extinguish fire if practical. ENGINE FIRE- FLIGHT Fuel Selector Valve... OFF Mixture...IDLE CUT-OFF Propeller... FEATHER Fuel Boost Pump... OFF Throttle... CLOSE Starter... OFF Alternator Switch... OFF ELECTRICAL FIRE All Electrical Switches... OFF Vents... OPEN Heat... OFF Fire Extinguisher... A/R 7/26/2016 9
10 ENGINE OUT PROCEDURE Aircraft Control... MAINTAIN LEVEL THE WINGS STEP ON THE BALL HEADING/ALTITUDE Maximize Power Mixtures... FULL RICH Props... FULL FORWARD Power levers... FULL FORWARD Minimize Drag Flaps... UP Gear... UP Boost pumps... ON Identify... DEAD FOOD/DEAD ENGINE Verify Power (inoperative engine)... IDLE -5 Seconds Propeller (inoperative engine)... FEATHER -5 Seconds Return for landing. If time, altitude, and workload permit, secure the engine. SECURING DEAD ENGINE Fuel Selector... OFF Cowl Flap... CLOSED Boost Pump... OFF Alternator... OFF Magnetos... OFF ENGINE RESTART-AIRBORNE Airspeed... >115 MPH Magnetos... ON Alternators... ON Boost Pump... ON Cowl Flap... ON Fuel... MAIN/AUX Carb. Heat... OFF/IN Throttle (ENG. Restarting)... IDLE Mixture... RICH Prop... HIGH RPM 7/26/
11 MANUAL GEAR EXTENSION Landing Gear Relay Circuit Breaker... PULL Landing Gear Handle... DOWN Handcrank... ENGAGE AND TURN COUNTERCLOCKWISE APPROXIMATELY 50 TURNS. WARNING: Keep cranking until the physical limit of handle travel is reached. DO NOT rely on the 3 green indication, as the gear may be down but not fully locked in this condition. WARNING: If the gear is manually extended in an actual emergency, DO NOT move any landing gear controls or reset any switches or circuit breakers until the aircraft is on jacks, as the failure may have been in the gear-up circuit. This may cause the gear to retract on the ground. CAUTION: The manual extension system is designed only to lower the landing gear. DO NOT attempt to retract the gear manually. RETRACTION AFTER PRACTICE MANUAL EXTENSION Handcrank... STOWED Landing Gear Circuit Breaker... PUSH IN Landing Gear Handle... UP CAUTION: Do not operate the landing gear electrically with the Handcrank engaged, damage to the mechanism could occur rendering the manual gear extension system inoperative. 7/26/
12 Chapter 4: VFR AIRWORK I. VFR AIRWORK A. Pre-Maneuver Checklist This checklist is to be performed prior to beginning any maneuver. (H)eight... A/R All maneuvers must be performed at an altitude that allows recovery above 3000 feet AGL. (E)ngine Instruments... CHECK (L)ocation... NOTE Note location to ensure that maneuvers are being performed in a safe area away from towns, built-up areas, and airspace. Be within gliding distance of an emergency landing site. In the event of an emergency, be able to notify ATC of your location before landing. (L)ookout... COMPLETE Two 90 degree turns or one 180 degree turn with no more than 30 degrees of bank will be executed to be certain that the airspace is clear. Always maintain a constant lookout for traffic. B. Training Cruise Flight -Perform Cruise checklist -Set throttles at 20 in. Hg and propellers at 2400 rpm. C. Slow Flight -Heading/ Altitude -Clearing Turns -Power 15 -Gear Down (Speed <150) -Flaps Down (White Arc) -Props Full -Airspeed 90 mph 7/26/
13 D. Power-Off Stall -Heading/ Altitude -Slow Flight Configuration -Power IDLE -Stall Indication RECOVERY -Lower nose -Airspeed > Vmc - FULL Throttle -Flaps UP -Positive Rate Gear UP -Cruise Profile (20 /2400 RPM) E. Power-On Stall -Heading/Altitude -Throttle 15 - Props FULL - Pitch up 10 RECOVERY -Lower nose to Horizon -THROTTLE FULL -Cruise Profile (20 /2400 RPM) F. Accelerated Stall -Throttle 15 -Props FULL -Bank STOP BANK -Pull to buffet -Release backpressure -Level wings -Throttle FULL -Maintain altitude -Cruise Profile (20 /2400 RPM) 7/26/
14 G. VMC Demonstration (COMM. ME STUDENTS) -Heading/Altitude -Fail Critical Engine -POWER UP (Mix, Props, Throttles) -Establish airspeed at Blue Line -LOCK CONTROLS -Pitch up and wait for loss of directional control RECOVERY -THROTTLE IDLE -Wings level -Lower nose to regain airspeed at Blue Line -THROTTLE FULL (Good engine) -MAINTAIN DIRECTIONAL CONTROL H. ENGINE OUT PROCEDURES -Level the wings -Step on the ball -Reference heading/altitude (or blue line) -Mixtures - FULL -Props - FULL -Throttles FULL -Flaps UP -Gear UP -Boost pumps ON -Identify (dead food/dead engine) -Verify (Throttle back 5 FULL SECONDS) -Troubleshoot if altitude permits -Feather (Prop 5 FULL SECONDS) -SECURE I. EMERGENCY DESCENT PROCEDURE (With Engine Fire) -Mixture SIMULATE Idle Cutoff -CHOP Throttle -DROP Gear -PROP Full Forward -Land at nearest airport 7/26/
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