ATR 42-300 User Manual

ATR 42-300
Aircraft Handling Manual
ATR 42-300
AIRCRAFT HANDLING MANUAL
TABLE OF CONTENT
1. General
1.1 List of aircraft
1.2 Exterior dimensions
1.3 Ground clearance
1.4 Weight and balance definitions
2. Aircraft limitations and features
2.1 Certificate limitations
2.1.1 Aircraft gross weight limitations
2.1.2 Performance operating weight
2.2 Standardized
3. Aircraft servicing
4. Loading
5. Form

ATR 42-300 Specifications

General

Manufacturer	ATR
Model	ATR 42-300
Length	22.67 m
Wingspan	24.57 m
Height	7.59 m
Maximum Speed	556 km/h
Engines	2
Powerplant	Pratt & Whitney Canada PW120
ICAO Code	AT43
Type	Regional Airliner
Cockpit Crew	2
First Flight	August 16, 1984
Empty Weight	11, 250 kg
Service Ceiling	7, 620 m

Summary

General

List of Aircraft

Identifies the specific aircraft models covered by the manual.

Weight and Balance Definition

Defines key weight and balance terms used in the manual.

Aircraft Limitations and Features

Certificate Limitations

Details limitations imposed by the aircraft's certificate.

Standardized Weight and Index

Provides standardized weight and index values for calculations.

Aircraft Servicing

Arrangement of Ground Handling Equipment

Illustrates the arrangement of ground support equipment.

Servicing Points

Identifies the locations of aircraft servicing points.

External Power

Details procedures and cautions for using external power sources.

Loading

Cargo Compartment

Describes the cargo compartment specifications and layout.

Cargo Compartment Specifications

Details the dimensions and volume of the cargo compartment.

Cargo Compartment Limits

Specifies weight limits for cargo and loading configurations.

Package Size Dimensions

Provides tables for maximum package dimensions in the cargo compartment.

Cargo Compartment Floor Capability

Details the load-bearing capacity of the cargo compartment floor.

Loading Precautions

Outlines important safety precautions for loading operations.

Restraint Requirements

Details the requirements for restraining cargo during flight.