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Cessna 1980 172N User Manual

Cessna 1980 172N
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PILOT'S OPERATING HANDBOOK
and
FAA APPROVED AIRPLANE FLIGHT MANUAL
CESSNA AIRCRAFT COMPANY
1980
MODEL
172N
THIS DOCUMENT
~UST
BE
c
serial
NO.
172
73f3/
CARRIED IN
THE~~IRPLANE
AT ALL TIMES.
Registration NO.
OY-
OH
/
THlS HANDBOOK INCLUDES THE MATERIAL REQUIRED TO
BE
FURNISHED TO THE PILOT
BY
CAR PART
3
AND CONSTITUTES
TI
1
AIRPLANE FLIGHT MANUAL. HAFAA
A
COPYRIGHT
@
1979
CESSNA AIRCRAFT COMPANY
WICHITA, KANSAS, USA
r3
Member
of
GAMA
1
JULY
1979

Table of Contents

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Cessna 1980 172N Specifications

General IconGeneral
ManufacturerCessna
Model172N
Year1980
EngineLycoming O-320-H2AD
Horsepower160 hp
Length27 ft 2 in
Useful Load850 lbs
Seating Capacity4
PropellerFixed-pitch
Height8 ft 11 in
Maximum Takeoff Weight2, 450 lbs
Rate of Climb720 ft/min
Wingspan36 ft 1 in (11.0 m)
Empty Weight1, 450 lb (658 kg)
Range640 nautical miles

Summary

Pilot's Operating Handbook and FAA Approved Airplane Flight Manual

Section 1 General

Aircraft Specifications

Details specifications for engine, propeller, fuel, and oil systems.

Weight and Loading Information

Defines certificated weights, empty weights, useful load, and specific loadings.

Section 2 Limitations

Introduction and Airspeed Limitations

Explains limitations and details critical airspeeds like Vne, Vno, Va, Vfe.

Power Plant and Weight Limits

Specifies operating limits for the engine, propeller, and maximum weights.

CG, Maneuver, and Operation Limits

Covers CG limits, approved maneuvers, load factors, and permissible operations.

Section 3 Emergency Procedures

Emergency Operational Checklists

Provides step-by-step procedures for engine failures and other emergencies.

Amplified Emergency Procedures

Offers detailed explanations for critical emergency actions.

Specific Emergency Scenarios

Covers engine failure, forced landings, cloud operations, and spin recovery.

Section 4 Normal Procedures

Preflight and Engine Start Procedures

Details preflight checks and step-by-step instructions for starting the engine.

Takeoff and Climb Procedures

Covers normal and short field takeoff techniques and enroute climb.

Cruise and Landing Procedures

Details recommended procedures for cruising and various landing types.

Section 5 Performance

Takeoff and Cruise Performance Data

Presents takeoff distances and cruise performance metrics.

Fuel Required and Landing Performance

Details fuel estimation and landing distance data.

Section 6 Weight & Balance/Equipment List

Airplane Weighing and Balance Calculations

Outlines weighing procedures and methods for balance calculations.

Section 8 Handling, Service & Maintenance

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