On Base Leg; Final Approach And Landing; Normal Landing; Short Field Landing - Skyleader 200 Pilot Operating Handbook

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4.12. On Base leg

1. Airspeed 100-110 km/h
2. Flaps – set to takeoff position
3. Trim – as required to reduce control stick forces
4. RWY and area of finals – clear for approach - Check
5. Plan the landing maneuvre

4.13. Final approach and Landing

4.13.1. Normal landing

1. Airspeed at 100-110 km/h
2. Brakes – released (make sure)
3. Flaps – set takeoff or landing position (according to pilot discretion)
4. Trim – adjust as required to reduce control stick forces
5. RWY – check if it is clear for landing, report (radio call)
6. At 15 ft, reduce engine to idle and round out to fly level at 3 ft above RWY
7. Lose speed by smoothly pulling back on control stick. Touch down on main landing gear
8. Maintain direction with rudder control.
9. Brakes - use brake as needed.

4.13.2. Short field landing

- Descend for landing at a shallow angle, with increased engine power.
- Calculate landing maneuver to land at the beginning of RWY.
1. Airspeed at 100-110 km/h
2. Brakes – released (make sure)
3. Flaps – landing position
4. Trim – adjust as required to reduce control stick forces
5. RWY – check if it is clear for landing, report (radio call)
6. At 15 ft, reduce engine to idle and round out to fly level at 3 ft above RWY
7. Lose speed by smoothly pulling back on control stick. Touch down on main landing gear
KP 2U POH 05/2022