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Tecnam P2008 JC AFM study guide

P2008 JC

Modules
9
Lessons
67
Questions
383

Source AFM 2008/100, Ed. 2 Rev. 12 (20 Oct 2023)

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General

Manual scope and alert words, airframe dimensions and specific loadings, powerplant, control surface travels, and the airspeed, atmospheric, performance, weight-and-balance and unit-conversion vocabulary used throughout the manual.

  1. Dimensions and Specific LoadingsFree
  2. Engine and Propeller (locked)
  3. Control Surface Travels (locked)
  4. Airspeed Terminology (locked)
  5. Atmosphere and Altimetry Terms (locked)
  6. Performance and Flight-Planning Terms (locked)
  7. Weight and Balance Terminology (locked)
  8. Unit Conversions (locked)

Limitations

Airspeed limits and ASI markings, powerplant limits, fuel/oil/coolant, the operating envelope, instrument markings, weight and balance limits, approved manoeuvres and load factors, crew and crosswind limits, the kinds of operation equipment list, and the aircraft placards.

  1. Airspeed Limitations and ASI MarkingsFree
  2. Powerplant Limitations (locked)
  3. Fuel, Oil and Coolant (locked)
  4. Environmental and Airframe Limits (locked)
  5. Instrument Markings (locked)
  6. Weight and Balance Limits (locked)
  7. Approved Manoeuvres and Load Factors (locked)
  8. Crew, Occupants and Crosswind (locked)
  9. Kinds of Operation Equipment List (locked)
  10. Cockpit Placards and Controls (locked)
  11. Servicing and Safety Placards (locked)

Emergency Procedures

Emergency priorities and the bold-face rule, electrical and avionics failures, engine failure and restart, abnormal engine indications, fire, forced landings, flat-tire landings, spin recovery, icing, and trim, flap and static port failures.

  1. Emergency Fundamentals (locked)
  2. Electrical, Avionics and Pitot Heat Failures (locked)
  3. Engine Failure and RestartFree
  4. Abnormal Engine Indications (locked)
  5. Fire (locked)
  6. Forced Landings (locked)
  7. Landing with a Flat Tire (locked)
  8. Spin Recovery (locked)
  9. Icing and Carburettor Ice (locked)
  10. Trim, Flap and Static Port Failures (locked)

Normal Procedures

The normal-operations speed card, the cabin and walk-around preflight inspections, the before-start, start, taxi and pre-take-off checks, take-off, climb and cruise, landing and balked landing, and engine shut down and post-flight checks.

  1. Normal Operating SpeedsFree
  2. Preflight Inspection (locked)
  3. The Walk-Around (locked)
  4. Before Engine Starting (locked)
  5. Engine Starting (locked)
  6. Taxi and Pre-Take-Off Checks (locked)
  7. Take-Off, Climb and Cruise (locked)
  8. Landing and Balked Landing (locked)
  9. Engine Shut Down and Post-Flight (locked)

Performance

How the performance data were determined and how each chart is read, stall speeds by bank angle and flap setting, take-off and landing distances with their corrections and in-service factors, take-off and en-route rates of climb, the cruise table with its corrections, and the balked landing climb angle.

  1. Performance Basis and Chart Examples (locked)
  2. Stall SpeedsFree
  3. Take-Off DistanceFree
  4. Rate of Climb (locked)
  5. Cruise (locked)
  6. Landing Distance (locked)
  7. Balked Landing Climb (locked)

Weight and Balance

The weighing procedure and how the C.G. location is found, the weighing record and its formulas, the loading charts and arms and how baggage is loaded, the seven-step weight and balance computation with its worked example, and the equipment list and its conventions.

  1. Weighing the Aircraft (locked)
  2. The Weighing Record (locked)
  3. Loading Charts, Arms and Baggage (locked)
  4. Computing Weight and Balance (locked)
  5. The Equipment List (locked)

Airframe and Systems

The airframe structure and landing gear, the flight controls, the instrument panel and its annunciator legends, the cabin, the powerplant and fuel system, the electrical system, the avionics, external power and the pitot-static system, and the brakes.

  1. Airframe Structure (locked)
  2. Flight Controls (locked)
  3. The Instrument Panel (locked)
  4. Cabin: Seats, Belts and Doors (locked)
  5. Powerplant and Fuel System (locked)
  6. Electrical System (locked)
  7. Avionics (locked)
  8. External Power and Pitot-Static (locked)
  9. Brakes (locked)

Ground Handling and Service

Inspection and maintenance requirements, refuelling precautions and tire pressures, cowling removal, towing and parking, mooring, jacking and road transport, and cleaning and ice removal.

  1. Inspections and Maintenance (locked)
  2. Refuelling and Tire Pressures (locked)
  3. Cowling Removal (locked)
  4. Towing and Parking (locked)
  5. Mooring, Jacking and Road Transport (locked)
  6. Cleaning and Ice Removal (locked)

Supplements

What an AFM supplement is and how the Supplements List records which apply to a given airframe, how supplements supersede and stack on one another, and the two supplements that carry their own equipment description: S10 (GTX 3X5 transponder) and S12 (GTR 225 second COM radio).

  1. Supplement S10 — GTX 3X5 Transponder (locked)
  2. Supplement S12 — GTR 225 Second COM Radio (locked)