Alexander Schleicher ASH 31 Mi

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Alexander Schleicher GmbH & Co. Segelflugzeugbau

D-36163 Poppenhausen - Germany

Flight Manual

for the powered sailplane

ASH 31 Mi

Model: ASH 31 Mi

Serial Number:

Registration letters:

TC Data Sheet No.: EASA.A.538

Issue: October 01, 2011

Pages identified by “App.” are approved by the au-

thority as shown below:

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Aviation Authority

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Original Date of Approval

This powered sailplane is to operate only in compliance with the operat-

ing instructions and limitations contained herein.

The translation has been done by best knowledge and judgment. In any case

the original text in German is authoritative.

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Summary

Section 0

0.1 Record of Revisions

Details the revision history of the manual, including changes and dates.

0.2 Index of Effective Pages

Lists all effective pages within the flight manual with their respective dates.

Section 1

1.1 Introduction

Provides an overview of the flight manual's purpose and content.

1.4 Description and Technical Data

Details the aircraft's development, features, and key technical specifications.

Section 2

2.2 Air Speed

Specifies air speed limitations and their operational significance.

2.6 Mass (Weight)

Details the maximum and minimum mass limitations for the aircraft.

2.13 Minimum Equipment

Lists the essential equipment required for safe flight operations.

Section 3

3.7 Engine Failure

Provides procedures for handling engine failure at various altitudes.

3.8 Fire

Outlines procedures for dealing with fire incidents during flight.

Section 4

4.3 Daily Inspection

Details the essential checks required before daily flight operations.

4.5 Normal Operation and Recommended Speeds

Covers normal flight operations and recommended speeds.

4.5.1 Power-Plant Control and Self-Launch

Describes procedures for controlling the power-plant and self-launching.

Section 5

5.2.2 Stall Speeds

Provides stall speeds for various flap settings and flight masses.

5.2.3 Take-Off Performance

Details take-off performance data for different runway conditions.

Section 6

6.2 Mass (Weight) and Balance Form

Information regarding the aircraft's mass and balance documentation.

6.3 Acceptable Water Ballast and Fuel Load

Specifies the limits for water ballast and fuel loading.

Section 7

7.3 Flight Controls, incl. Flaps and Trim

Describes the operation of flight controls, flaps, and trim.

7.9 Power Plant

Details the powered plant unit, its controls, and operation.

7.10 Fuel and Oil Tank System

Explains the fuel and oil tank systems, including filling procedures.

Section 8

8.4 Ground Handling; Road Transport

Provides guidance on ground handling and road transport procedures.

8.5 Cleaning and Care

Instructions for proper cleaning and care of the aircraft's surfaces.

Section 9

9.1 Introduction

Introduces supplementary information for safe and effective operation.

9.3 Description of Ancillary Equipment

Describes ancillary systems and equipment not included as standard.