Definitions
Single Engine Service Ceiling
Definitions
Multi Engine Service Ceiling
Definition
Explain Accelerate-Stop distance
Definition
Explain Accelerate-Go distance
Definition
Explain the significance of the critical engine
Definition
Should the manual gear extension system be used to retract the gear?
Procedure
The rear seats have an emergency exit. Describe it's use
Procedure
Describe the Baron 55 Manual Gear Extension Procedure
Procedure
At what point on takeoff do you commit to continued flight if an engine fails?
Procedure
what would you do if you lost an engine right after takeoff?
Weight
Maximum Takeoff/Landing Weight
Baggage Limits
Main Rear Compartment (5th and 6th Seats)
V speeds (Knots)
Vfe Max flap extension 15 degrees
V speeds (Knots)
Full Flap Speed (White Arc)
V speeds (Knots)
Vmc (Loss of directional control)
V speeds (Knots)
Vno (Maximum structural cruising speed)
V speeds (Knots)
Maximum Demonstrated Crosswind
V speeds (Knots)
Vsse (Safe Single Engine Speed)/CFI speed
The manufacturer determines Vmc under the following conditions
The manufacturer determines Vmc under the following conditions
The manufacturer determines Vmc under the following conditions
The manufacturer determines Vmc under the following conditions
The manufacturer determines Vmc under the following conditions
The manufacturer determines Vmc under the following conditions
The manufacturer determines Vmc under the following conditions
Vmc ______ as altitude increases, since there is less thrust on the operative engine at higher altitudes
Fuel System
Takeoffs not permitted with less than...
Heater System
How to reduce Heater Overheat
Doors
If Door pops open on takeoff
Performance
Please review these examples on POH figures Takeoff distance over 50 ft obstacle:
Performance
Fuel burn at 8000 ft at ISA, 65% power
4 factors: Why the left engine is critical on conventional twins
4 factors: Why the left engine is critical on conventional twins
Accelerated slipstream (roll and pitch)
4 factors: Why the left engine is critical on conventional twins
4 factors: Why the left engine is critical on conventional twins
Maneuvers
Power Off- Imminent Stall
Maneuvers
Power Off imminent stall recovery
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