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Lists critical airspeed limitations for normal operation, maneuvering, and flaps extended conditions.
Defines the permissible positive and negative G-load limits for takeoff and landing at maximum weights.
Specifies the maximum takeoff and landing weights for the aircraft in categories "U" and "N".
Lists the engine manufacturer, model, and specific limits for takeoff and continuous power and RPM.
Lists approved fuels (JET A-1, Diesel) and specific additives required for the aircraft's engine.
Lists the approved engine oil and gearbox oil grades, with a strong caution to use only exact designations.
Provides detailed checklists for handling engine failure during takeoff roll, immediately after takeoff, and during flight.
Outlines emergency procedures for engine fires on the ground/in flight and electrical fires, including extinguisher use.
Details procedures for common engine issues like low oil pressure, high temperatures, and fuel temperature problems.
Provides guidance on actions to take when inadvertently encountering icing conditions, including using pitot heat and planning a landing.
Describes procedures for dealing with alternator failure and battery issues, including FADEC backup battery use.
Details the recommended control inputs and actions to recover from an inadvertent spin.
Provides a step-by-step procedure for starting the engine, including pre-start checks and FADEC system self-test.
Details procedures for normal, short, and crosswind takeoffs, including rotation and liftoff speeds.
Details procedures for short landings and overshoot maneuvers, specifying approach speeds and flap configurations.
Provides tables detailing takeoff distances in meters for different altitudes, temperatures, and weights.
Offers data on rate of climb (ft/min) and time to climb (min) for various altitudes, temperatures, and weights.
Provides landing distances in meters and feet for various altitudes, temperatures, and runway conditions.
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