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General| Manufacturer | Hawker Beechcraft |
|---|---|
| Model | Hawker 800XP |
| Category | Business Jet |
| Crew | 2 |
| Passenger Capacity | 8-10 |
| Engines | 2 |
| Length | 15.6 m (51 ft 2 in) |
| Wingspan | 15.66 m (51 ft 4 in) |
| Range | 2, 500 nautical miles |
| Service Ceiling | 41, 000 ft |
Provides general information about the manual's content and scope.
Covers various specific topics related to airplane operation and safety.
Provides a general overview of operating limitations as per FAA regulations.
Explains the master warning system, annunciator types, and operational logic.
Covers engine systems, components, operation, and indications.
Explains fuel storage, distribution, refueling, and related indications.
Details engine fire detection, warning, and extinguishing systems.
Describes the main and auxiliary hydraulic systems, power generation, and fluid storage.
Explains the primary and secondary flight control systems, including ailerons, rudder, and flaps.
Details the stall warning and identification system logic and operation.
Covers landing gear components, controls, indicators, and operation.
Describes the DC and AC electrical systems, including batteries, generators, and inverters.
Explains the air conditioning, pressurization, and environmental control systems.
Details the airframe, engine, and component ice protection systems.
Covers the oxygen system components, servicing, and operation for flight crew and passengers.
Describes the interior and exterior lighting systems, including controls and power sources.
Contains general speed, temperature, and weight relationships for flight planning.
Outlines procedures and data for preflight planning, including fuel calculations.
Provides tabulated data for climb time, fuel, and distance versus takeoff weight and altitude.
Contains data tables for cruise air miles per pound of fuel versus weight and speed.
Details normal operating procedures for takeoff, taxi, cruise, and landing.
Describes procedures for handling various abnormal aircraft operations and emergencies.
Covers procedures for ground handling, including de-icing, parking, and towing.
Details procedures for servicing aircraft systems such as engines, fuel, electrical, and hydraulic systems.
Introduces the safety information and its importance for pilots.
Provides general advice on pilot responsibility, currency, and airplane familiarity.
Lists available resources for enhancing flying safety and efficiency.
Emphasizes the importance of familiarizing with aircraft manuals and placards.
Outlines the availability of service bulletins, manuals, and safety communiques.
Lists relevant FAA regulations for aircraft operation, maintenance, and pilot responsibilities.
Explains Airworthiness Directives (ADs) issued by the FAA for aircraft safety.
Describes the AIM's purpose in providing flight information and ATC procedures.
