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Specifies the maximum permissible weight for the aircraft in pounds.
Details the acceptable center of gravity range for the aircraft at different weights.
Outlines approved maneuvers and limitations for normal category operation.
Details the usable and unusable fuel quantities for the aircraft's main and auxiliary tanks.
Details airspeed indicator markings and their operational significance, including VNE and VFE.
Specifies operating limits for the engine, propeller, and instrument indications.
Defines the positive and negative load factors for retracted and extended flaps.
Lists required placards found in the cockpit for safe operation and aircraft limitations.
Details the step-by-step procedure for inspecting the aircraft interior and exterior.
Provides checklists for before starting, starting, engine check, before takeoff, and before landing.
Covers climb performance, rudder trim, stalls, crosswind operations, and fuel system management.
Outlines limitations and procedures for operating with doors removed.
Presents noise level data obtained during certification for various propeller configurations.
Provides a warning regarding the anti-collision light's potential effect in certain conditions.
Three fundamental rules for pilots to remember during emergencies: maintain control, analyze, and land.
Procedure for safely shutting down the engine in an emergency scenario.
Steps to take if an engine fire occurs while attempting to start the aircraft.
Procedure for handling an engine fire that occurs after the engine has successfully started.
Procedure for safely exiting the aircraft on the ground during an emergency.
Action to take if a takeoff must be aborted before liftoff.
Procedure for engine failure after takeoff or when planning a forced landing.
Steps to manage a partial loss of engine power during flight or after takeoff.
Procedure for handling a total loss of engine power during flight, including airstart.
Detailed steps for attempting to restart the engine while the aircraft is in flight.
Procedure for extinguishing an electrical fire within the aircraft.
Procedure for dealing with an engine fire that occurs while the aircraft is in flight.
Steps to eliminate smoke or fumes from the cabin to ensure pilot safety.
Procedure for handling structural damage to the aircraft in flight.
Steps to recover from an unintentional spin.
Procedure for responding to an alternator failure, including troubleshooting steps.
Details on calculating and maintaining the aircraft's weight and balance data.
Graphical representation of the aircraft's acceptable center of gravity range.
Illustrates load limits for different baggage areas and seating positions.
Form for recording changes to aircraft equipment affecting weight and balance.
Provides information on servicing, contact points, and where to find additional data.
Details requirements for maintaining the aircraft and Airworthiness Directives (ADs).
Defines limited preventive maintenance tasks authorized for certified pilots.
Specifies that alterations or repairs must be done by licensed personnel.
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