Short Field takeoff and landing Pre Flight 短跑道起飞和着陆飞行前
**** Hidden Message ***** Short Field takeoff and landing<BR>Pre Flight<BR>Objective<BR>To safely carry out a take-off,<BR>approach and landing using a field of<BR>marginal length and serviceability with<BR>as little runway as possible<BR>Application<BR>• Short Runways ERSA<BR>• Runways with obstacles at one or both ends<BR>• Authorised Landing Areas (ALAs) CAAP<BR>Revision<BR>Take Off<BR>• Flaps<BR>• Power Vs Brakes<BR>• Static Thrust<BR>• Caution on gravel surfaces<BR>• Rotate Speed<BR>Short Field Landing<BR>Normal Landing<BR>Revision<BR>Approach / Landing<BR>• Normal approach to 300 feet<BR>• Higher nose attitude<BR>• Power use<BR>• Shorter positive flare<BR>Airmanship<BR>• Lookout<BR>• Smooth coordinated use of controls<BR>• Restrict power on gravel surfaces<BR>• Higher speeds may be required in gusty<BR>conditions<BR>• A common fault is a higher descent rate with<BR>lower speed – use more power<BR>• If in doubt with approach, go around<BR>• Correct handover/takeover procedure<BR>Lower nose, FLAP 0o<BR>79 kt (BROC) or whatever<BR>climb configuration is required<BR>57 kt (BAOC)<BR>To 200ft or until<BR>clear of obstacles<BR>“40 kt”<BR>“51 kt ROTATE”<BR>(POH 5-14)<BR>FLAP 10o<BR>Power Vs Brakes<BR>Appropriate<BR>mixture and<BR>power check<BR>For soft field<BR>apply full back<BR>pressure until<BR>rotation<BR>Air Exercise<BR>• Take-off – refer to 4-15 and 4-22 in POH<BR>Apply maximum braking<BR>without skidding<BR>Maintain full back pressure<BR>Retract flaps<BR>Minimal hold-off and flare<BR>Initiate touchdown with idle power<BR>Increase power as<BR>required to manage aim<BR>point and airspeed<BR>Normal approach until<BR>300ft (65 kts and flap 30)<BR>Raise nose for 62 kt<BR>APPROACH<BR>PROFILE<BR>DOES NOT<BR>CHANGE<BR>Air Exercise<BR>• Landing – refer 4-16 & 4-32 POH 感谢楼主万分感谢感谢万分
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