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Provides general information about the supplement and its purpose.
Details the manual's approval basis and compliance with industry standards.
Outlines the compliance of engines and installation with relevant standards.
Provides contact information for the aircraft manufacturer, Flight Design GmbH.
Informs how to recover certification documentation if the original manufacturer is unavailable.
Presents crucial safety warnings and precautions for performing maintenance.
Details how and where to order spare parts directly from the manufacturer.
Lists disposable parts with their recommended replacement intervals.
Refers to the basic AMM for recommended torque values for fasteners.
Explains the ATA 100 structure for chapters, sections, and numbering systems.
Describes the format for page numbering, combining chapter, section, and page numbers.
Explains the numbering convention for figures within the supplement.
Defines symbols used for warnings, cautions, and notes to convey important information.
Provides a glossary of abbreviations used throughout the AMM.
Covers procedures related to handling the supplement, including updates and feedback.
Explains the purpose of the Record of Revisions for tracking changes.
Describes how the List of Effective Sections indicates section status and effective dates.
Instructs users to use the feedback template for reporting maintenance issues.
Introduces the section on mandatory limitations established by the airframe manufacturer.
States that environmental limitations from the basic AMM remain valid.
States that operational limitations from the basic AMM remain valid.
Clarifies that the engine installation has no life-limited components.
Introduces the chapter on time limits and maintenance checklists for the aircraft.
Defines the certification levels (Pilot/Owner, RLSA-M, A&P) for performing maintenance.
Details the scheduled maintenance time limits recommended by the manufacturer.
States that all scheduled maintenance checks have defined time limits.
Lists scheduled maintenance intervals like 100-hour, 25-hour, and annual checks.
Lists aircraft components requiring replacement or overhaul at specific times.
Provides the scheduled maintenance checklist for the CTLS-LSA aircraft.
Instructs on performing checks at specified intervals and by authorized personnel.
Covers key procedures within the scheduled maintenance checklist.
Details engine run-up, post run-up, and pre-inspection procedures.
Covers inspection of the engine and propeller system.
Specifies final checks and record-keeping before returning the aircraft to service.
Describes the daily pre-flight and post-flight checks for the aircraft.
Explains that flight-line checks include pre-flight and post-flight inspections.
Details the pre-flight inspection items to ensure aircraft condition for flight.
Outlines the post-flight inspection items and logbook recording requirements.
Refers the user to the manufacturer for instructions on unscheduled maintenance.
Introduces the chapter concerning exterior and interior placards and markings.
Lists the specific markings and placards found on the aircraft, such as fuel type.
Introduces the section providing instructions for replenishing procedures.
Details practices for refueling and defueling the aircraft, including fuel specifications.
Provides specific details on fuel content, maximum usable fuel, and fuel specifications.
Details the daily procedure for testing fuel for contamination.
Details the procedure for checking the fuel flow rate from each tank.
Introduces the chapter describing the aircraft's fuel system.
Details the components and layout of the fuel system, including tanks and pumps.
Covers maintenance procedures for the fuel system components.
Outlines procedures for inspecting fuel system components like filters and lines.
Provides instructions for removing and installing the fuel pumps block.
Directs users to the ROTAX manual or manufacturer for fuel line replacement.
Introduces the chapter on engine systems.
Describes the ROTAX 912 iS/iSc engine, its features, and systems.
Covers maintenance procedures related to the engine.
Details the procedure for removing and reinstalling the engine cowlings.
Outlines the inspection procedure for the engine mount and its components.
Describes the inspection of the air intake system, including the air filter.
Refers to the engine manufacturer's manual for starter replacement.
Refers to the engine manufacturer's manual for generator replacement.
Covers engine maintenance not otherwise defined, referring to the Rotax manual.
Introduces the chapter on engine cooling maintenance.
Describes the liquid cooling system, radiators, and thermostat.
Covers maintenance procedures for the engine cooling system.
Details the inspection procedure for the engine cooling system components.
Directs users to contact the manufacturer for cooling hose and line replacement.
Introduces the chapter on engine controls maintenance.
Describes the throttle quadrant and its components.
Covers maintenance procedures for engine control systems.
Details the inspection procedure for the throttle box and its controls.
Introduces the chapter on engine exhaust system maintenance.
Describes the powerplant exhaust system, including muffler and pipes.
Covers maintenance procedures for the exhaust system.
Details the procedure for removing the exhaust muffler and pipes.
Outlines the inspection procedure for the exhaust muffler and pipes.
Introduces the chapter on engine oil system maintenance.
Describes the engine oil system variants and components.
Covers maintenance procedures for the engine oil system.
Details the inspection procedure for the oil system components.
Directs users to contact the manufacturer for oil hose and line replacement.
General| Manufacturer | Flight Design |
|---|---|
| Model | CT |
| Type | Light Sport Aircraft |
| Seating Capacity | 2 |
| Engine | Rotax 912 |
| Service Ceiling | 4, 572 m (15, 000 ft) |
| Max Takeoff Weight | 600 kg |
| Engine Power | 100 hp |
| Stall Speed | 65 km/h |
| Range | 1, 300 km |
| Fuel Capacity | 130 liters |
| Rate of climb | 5 m/s |
