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Learjet 60
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Pilot's Manual
INTRODUCTION
The information in this manual is intended to augment the information
in the Learjet
60
FAA Approved Airplane Flight Manual and in no man-
ner supersedes any Flight Manual limitations,
procedures, or perfor-
mance
data
. In the event that any information in this manual should
conflict with that in the FAA Approved
Airplane Flight Manual, the
FAA Approved Airplane Flight Manual shall take precedence .
THE MANUAL
Sections
I through VII of this manual are intended
to provide the oper-
ator of the Learjet 60
with a basic description of the aircraft
operating
systems from the cockpit controls
and indicators to the actuating mech-
anisms
in the systems . No attempt has been
made to establish a specific
standard
aircraft due to the numerous customer options .
Therefore, the
illustrations
and
descriptions
within this manual are for a
"typical" air-
craft and may not match a
specific aircraft . Specific serialization
is
shown only when more than one
version of the same system is
incor-
porated
into production on a nonretrofit basis
.
Section VIII of
this manual contains tabular performance
and fuel con-
sumption data derived
from the Flight Manualand flight
testing . This
data may beused by the operator for flight
planning .
REVISING THE MANUAL
Periodically, Numbered Changes may be
issued against this manual .
Pages included in Numbered
Changes supersede like numbered
pages
in the Pilot's Manual . Each page of
a Numbered Change will contain
a
"Change" number located at the lower
inside margin of the page . Por-
tions of the text affected by the change are indicated
by a vertical bar at
the
outer margin
of
the page . The vertical bars may not appear
on pages
that contain graphs or tables .
Additionally, when a "changed" page oc-
curs as the result of a rearrangement of
material due to a change on a
previous page, no
vertical bar will appear .
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