Beechcraft Bonanza E33 - Passenger Information Cards

BEECHCRAFT
SectionX
Safety Information
The pilot must be completely familiar with the
perf ormance of the airplane and perf ormance data in
the Information Manual. The resuitant eff ect of
temperature and pressure altitude must be taken into
account
in determining perf ormance if not accounted
for on the charts.
An applicable F AA Approved
Flight Manual, if one
is provided, must be aboard
the
airplane at all times induding the weight and
balance forms and equipment list.
PASSENGER INFORMATION CARDS
Beech has available, for most current production
airplanes, passenger information cards which contain
important information on the proper use of restraint
systems, oxygen masks, emergency exits and
emergency bracing procedures. Passenger
i nf ormation cards may be obtained at any
Beechcraf t A viation or Aero Center. A pi1ot should
not oniy be familiar with the information contained
in the cards himself, but should, prior to flight,
always inform passengers of the information
contained in the information cards. lf a passenger
information card
is not available for your model of
airplane, the
pilot should orally brief the passengers
on the proper use of
re.;traint systems, doors and
emergency exits, and other emergency procedures,
as required
by Part 91 of the FAR's.
March, 1981
10-21