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Overview of Section 1 content and POH structure.
Provides aircraft dimensions and visual representation.
Details engine, propeller, fuel, oil, weights, dimensions, and loadings.
Defines key terms and abbreviations used in the POH for clarity.
Provides conversion tables for units used in the manual.
Outlines standard atmospheric conditions and pressure conversion tables.
Introduces operating limitations, instrument markings, and placards for safe operation.
Details critical airspeeds (VMO, VA, VFE, VLO, VLE) and their operational significance.
Specifies engine and propeller operational limits, including power and temperature thresholds.
Defines the operational sequence and spacing for engine starter usage.
Outlines maximum ramp, takeoff, landing, and zero fuel weights, as well as baggage limits.
Covers maneuver limits, temperature limits, and flight load factor limits.
Lists and illustrates various placards found on the aircraft for operational guidance.
Explains the color coding philosophy for CAS messages and their implications.
Provides critical steps for rejecting takeoff at various stages.
Details procedures for engine failures during different phases of flight.
Outlines procedures for handling engine fires on ground and in flight.
Describes procedures for initiating and conducting emergency descents.
Covers procedures for forced landings with various configurations and failures.
Details emergency procedures related to fuel system anomalies.
Outlines emergency procedures for electrical system failures.
Procedures for cabin pressurization and air conditioning emergencies.
Procedures for handling failures of the deicing systems.
Covers various other emergency procedures not categorized elsewhere.
Introduces normal operation procedures and their structure.
Lists critical airspeeds for various normal flight phases.
Provides detailed checklists for pre-flight and operational phases.
Elaborates on specific normal procedures and their steps.
Outlines procedures for specific environmental conditions like icing.
Introduces the performance data for airplane operations.
Provides IAS calibration data for different configurations and conditions.
Illustrates cabin altitude limits based on flight level and differential pressure.
Lists stall speeds for various configurations and bank angles.
Details engine operating parameters, torque, Ng, and ITT limits for normal operation.
Provides takeoff distance data for various weights and conditions.
Offers climb performance data (rate of climb) under different conditions.
Presents cruise performance data (fuel flow, airspeeds) for various conditions.
Provides data for descent planning, including time, fuel consumption, and distance.
Lists landing distances for various weights and conditions.
Introduces procedures for determining aircraft weight and balance.
Details baggage compartment capacities and loading procedures.
Provides a step-by-step procedure for calculating weight and balance.
Lists optional equipment available for the aircraft.
Overview of the airplane and its systems.
Describes the aircraft structure, wings, control surfaces, and empennages.
Details the instrument panel, cockpit layout, and cabin arrangements.
Describes the roll, pitch, and rudder controls, including trim tabs.
Details the electro-hydraulically actuated landing gear system.
Describes the turboprop engine operation, controls, and accessories.
Explains the Autothrottle (AT) function, its modes, and protections.
Describes the fuel tanks, fuel unit, and fuel system monitoring.
Details the airplane's 28-volt DC electrical system, power sources, and protection.
Explains the GAS, AC, and pressurization systems.
Details the emergency oxygen system, capacity, and pressure requirements.
Describes the air data system, static pressure, and pitot heating.
Explains the vacuum system components and the standby attitude module.
Details the deicing systems for wings, propellers, windshield, and pitots.
Covers various other aircraft systems like stall warning, ELT, and weather radar.
Overview of handling, servicing, inspection, and maintenance requirements.
Specifies the location and information on the aircraft identification plate.
Lists essential publications and references for airplane maintenance.
Details required inspection and preventive maintenance schedules.
Outlines procedures for contacting airworthiness authorities for alterations or repairs.
Provides procedures for towing, parking, tie-down, and jacking the airplane.
Details engine oil, fuel, landing gear, and oxygen servicing procedures.
Provides guidance on cleaning windshields, windows, painted surfaces, and propellers.
Describes procedures for cabin configuration changes and equipment installation.
Provides procedures for operating the airplane in cold and very cold weather conditions.
Details placards related to baggage compartment and cargo net loads specific to Mexico.
Explains the implications and actions for a TAWS FAIL annunciation.
Prohibits CPDLC use below 10,000 ft AMSL.
Describes the indication and actions for a CPDLC failure.
Details placards for lavatory compartment usage during takeoff, landing, and when the divider is deployed.
Outlines operating limitations for Japanese registered airplanes, including flight rules and conditions.
Provides weight and arm data for the buckle positioner, an optional seat belt accessory.
Details the weight and arm for top and bottom beacon lights.
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