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Emergency Airspeeds
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Emergency Airspeeds
The emergency checklist opens with a handful of speeds. They are the numbers you reach for when there is no time to look anything up, so they belong in memory.
At a glance
- Stall speed, 2550 lb, 0° flaps50 KIAS
- Stall speed, 2550 lb, full flaps45 KIAS
- Maneuvering speed, 2550 lb113 KIAS
- Maneuvering speed, 1634 lb89 KIAS
- Never exceed speed154 KIAS
- Power off glide speed, 2550 lb, 0° flaps76 KIAS
The speeds
Stall — at 2550 lb, 50 KIAS with the flaps at 0° and 45 KIAS with full flaps.
Maneuvering — 113 KIAS at 2550 lb, 89 KIAS at 1634 lb.
Never exceed — 154 KIAS.
Power off glide — 76 KIAS at 2550 lb with the flaps at 0°.
The glide speed, 76 KIAS, is the one that recurs through the engine failure procedures that follow.
Check yourself
What are the stall speeds at 2550 lb, flaps up and full flaps?
What is the power off glide speed, and at what weight and flap setting?
What are the two maneuvering speeds?
Study aid — always fly your aircraft's current AFM/POH.
Source: Piper PA-28-181 Archer III Pilot's Operating Handbook and FAA Approved Airplane Flight Manual, Report VB-1611, p. 3-2, Rev. 24 (29 July 2010)
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