Cessna 172R Manuals

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Cessna 172R Operating Handbook (501 pages)

Brand: Cessna | Category: Aircrafts | Size: 34.82 MB

Revision 7
2
I/II Revision
3
Performance/Specifications
5
Revision 7
5
Revision 7
6
Revision 7
7
Revision 4
8
Log of Effective Pages
9
Table of Contents
11
Revision 8
13
Revision
14
Revision
15
Table of Contents
19
General Information
23
Three View - Normal Ground Attitude
24
Aircraft View
24
Descriptive Data
26
Engine Data
26
Propeller Data
26
Fuel Data
26
Introduction
26
Fuel Capacity
27
Oil Specification
27
Recommended Viscosity for Temperature Range
28
Maximum Certificated Weights
28
Standard Airplane Weights
29
Specific Loadings
29
Cabin and Entry Dimensions
29
Baggage Space and Entry Dimensions
29
Symbols, Abbreviations and Terminology
30
General Airspeed Terminology and Symbols
30
Meteorological Terminology
31
Engine Power Terminology
31
Airplane Performance and Flight Planning Terminology
32
Weight and Balance Terminology
33
Metric / Imperial / U.S. Conversion Charts
35
Weight Conversions
37
Length Conversions
39
1 -5. Distance Conversions
42
Volume Conversions
43
Temperature Conversions
46
Hectopascals to Inches Mercury Conversions
47
Revision
47
Limitations
53
Introduction
55
Airspeed Limitations
56
Airspeed Indicator Markings
57
Powerplant Limitations
57
Powerplant Instrument Markings
58
Weight Limits
59
Center of Gravity Limits
59
Normal Category
59
Utility Category
59
Maneuver Limits
60
Normal Category
60
Utility Category
60
Utility Category
61
Flight Load Factor Limits
62
Kinds of Operation Limits
62
Normal Category
62
Utility Category
62
Fuel Limitations
63
Other Limitations
63
Flap Limitations
63
Additional Fuel Limitations
63
Placards
64
Emergency Procedures
71
Airspeeds for Emergency Operation
73
Introduction
73
Engine Failure During Takeoff Roll
74
Engine Failure Immediately after Takeoff
74
Emergency Procedures Checklist
74
Forced Landings
75
Engine Failure During Flight (Restart Procedures)
75
Emergency Landing Without Engine Power
75
Precautionary Landing with Engine Power
76
Ditching
76
Fire During Start on Ground
77
Engine Fire in Flight
77
Electrical Fire in Flight
78
Cabin Fire
78
Wing Fire
79
Inadvertent Icing Encounter
79
Landing with a Flat Main Tire
80
Landing with a Flat Nose Tire
80
Static Source Blockage
80
Electrical Power Supply System Malfunctions
81
Ammeter Shows Excessive Rate of Charge
81
(Full Scale Deflection)
81
Low Voltage Annunciator (VOLTS) Illuminates During Flight (Ammeter Indicates Discharge)
81
Vacuum System Failure
82
Amplified Emergency Procedures
83
Engine Failure
83
Landing Without Elevator Control
85
Forced Landings
85
Emergency Operation in Clouds (Vacuum System Failure)
86
Executing a 180° Turn in Clouds
86
Fires
86
Emergency Descent through Clouds
87
Inadvertent Flight into Icing Conditions
88
Recovery from Spiral Dive in the Clouds
88
Static Source Blocked
88
Spins
89
Rough Engine Operation or Loss of Power
90
Spark Plug Fouling
90
Magneto Malfunction
90
Engine-Driven Fuel Pump Failure
90
Excessive Fuel Vapor Indications
93
Low Oil Pressure
93
Excessive Rate of Charge
94
Electrical Power Supply System Malfunctions
94
Insufficient Rate of Charge
95
Windshield Damage
95
Other Emergencies
95
Normal Procedures
99
Airspeeds for Normal Operation
103
Introduction
103
Preflight Inspection
104
Checklist Procedures
105
Preflight Inspection
105
Cabin
105
Empennage
106
RIGHT WING Trailing Edge
106
Right Wing
106
Nose Check
107
Left Wing
108
Before Starting Engine Check
109
Left Wing, Leading Edge Check
109
Left Wing, Trailing Edge
109
Starting Engine (with Battery)
110
Starting Engine (with External Power)
115
Before Takeoff
121
Normal Takeoff
121
Short Field Takeoff
122
Enroute Climb
122
Cruise
122
Before Landing
122
Normal Landing
125
Short Field Landing
125
Balked Landing
125
After Landing - Securing Airplane
125
Amplified Procedures
126
Preflight Inspection
126
Starting Engine
127
Recommended Starter Duty Cycle
128
Leaning for Ground Operations
129
Taxiing
129
Warm up
133
Magneto Check
135
Alternator Check
135
Before Takeoff
135
Warm up
135
Takeoff
136
Power Check
136
Landing Lights
136
Wing Flap Settings
137
Crosswind Takeoff
137
Enroute Climb
137
Cruise
138
Leaning Using the EGT Indicator
139
Fuel Savings Procedures for Flight Training Operations
140
Fuel Vapor Procedures
141
Fuel Savings Procedures for Flight Training Operations
141
Stalls
142
Spins
142
Normal Landing
144
Crosswind Landing
145
Short Field Landing
145
Balked Landing
145
Cold Weather Operation
146
Winterization Kit
147
Noise Characteristics and Noise Reduction
148
Hot Weather Operation
148
Revision 7
148
Performance
151
Sample Problem
153
Fuel Required
156
Demonstrated Operating Temperature
158
Airspeed Calibration
159
Temperature Conversion Chart
161
Stall Speed at 24500 Pounds
162
Crosswind Components
163
Short Field Takeoff Distance
164
Maximum Rate of Climb
165
Time, Fuel and Distance to Climb
166
Cruise Performance
167
Range Profile
169
Endurance Profile
170
Short Field Landing Distance
171
Weight and Balance/Equipment List
177
Airplane Weighing Procedures
179
Airplane Weighing Form
180
Locating CG with Airplane on Landing Gear
181
Weight / Balance & Equipment List
185
Loading Arrangements
199
Internal Cabin Dimensions
200
Sample Loading Problem
202
Loading Graph
204
Center of Gravity Moment Envelope
205
Comprehensive Equipment List
207
Airplane and Systems Description
217
Airframe
221
Introduction
221
Flight Controls
222
Trim System
222
Instrument Panel
225
Center Panel Layout
225
Pilot Pane Layout
225
Ground Control
228
Center Pedestal Layout
228
RH Panel Layout
228
Wing Flap System
229
Landing Gear System
230
Baggage Compartment
230
Seats
230
Integrated Seat Belt/Shoulder Harness
231
Entrance Doors and Cabin Windows 7-1
233
Control Locks
234
Engine Description
235
Engine Controls
235
Engine Instruments
235
New Engine Break in and Operation
237
Engine Lubrication System
237
Ignition and Starter System
238
Air Induction System
238
Exhaust System
239
Cooling System
239
Propeller
239
Fuel System
239
Fuel Distribution
240
Fuel Indicating
241
Fuel Venting
242
Reduced Tank Capacity
242
Fuel Selector Valve
242
Fuel System Schematic
243
Fuel Drain Valves
246
Brake System
247
Electrical System
247
Electrical Schematic
248
Annunciator Panel
252
Master Switch
253
Avionics Master Switch
254
Ammeter
254
Circuit Breakers
254
Low Voltage Annunciation
255
Circuit Breakers and Fuses
255
External Power Receptacle
256
Lighting Systems
257
Exterior Lighting
257
Interior Lighting
257
Cabin Heating, Ventilating and Defrosting System
259
Pitot-Static System and Instruments
261
Airspeed Indicator
262
Vertical Speed Indicator
262
Vacuum System and Instruments
263
Altimeter
263
Attitude Indicator
263
Directional Indicator
263
Vacuum Gage
265
Low Vacuum Annunciation
265
Stall Warning System
266
Standard Avionics
266
Avionics Support Equipment
267
Avionics Cooling Fan
267
Microphone and Headset Installations
267
Static Dischargers
268
Cabin Features
269
Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT)
269
Cabin Fire Extinguisher
269
Airplane Handling, Service and Maintenance
273
Introduction
275
Identification Plate
276
Cessna Owner Advisories
276
United States Airplane Owners
277
International Airplane Owners
277
Publications
277
Airplane File
278
Airplane Inspection Periods
279
FAA Required Inspections
279
Cessna Inspection Programs
280
Cessna Customer Care Program
280
Pilot Conducted Preventive Maintenance
281
Alterations or Repairs
281
Ground Handling
282
Towing
282
Parking
282
Tie-Down
283
Jacking
283
Leveling
284
Flyable Storage
284
Servicing
285
Oil
286
Oil Specification
286
Recommended Viscosity for Temperature Range
286
Capacity of Engine Sump
287
Oil and Oil Filter Change
287
Approved Fuel Grades (and Colors)
288
Fuel Additives
288
Fuel Capacity
288
Mixing Ratio
290
Fuel Contamination
292
Landing Gear
293
Cleaning and Care
293
Windshield and Windows Cleaning
293
Painted Surfaces Cleaning
294
Propeller Care
295
Engine Care
295
Interior Care
296
Supplement
303
Control and Display Layout
305
Section I. GENERAL
305
Class II Oceanic, Remote, and Other Operations
307
System Software
309
Section 2. LIMITATIONS
309
Pilot's Guide
309
Navigation Database
311
Terrain Database
311
Navigation
313
Approaches
313
Autopilot Coupling
315
Terrain Display
315
Vnav
315
Weather Display
315
Traffic Display
317
Emergency Procedures
319
Abnormal Procedures 1
319
Approaches with Vertical Guidance
323
Approaches Without Vertical Guidance
325
Autopilot Operation
325
Coupling the Autopilot During Approaches
325
Pilot's Guide
325
WFDE Prediction Program
329
Section 5. PERFORMANCE
329
Weight and Balance
329
Section 7. SYSTEM DESCRIPTIONS
329
Upgrade Supplement
331
Mjser Selectable Magnetic Variation
331
Flying the LP Approach
333
BENDIX/KING KX 155A VHF NAV/COMM with Kl
346
208/Kl 209A Indication Head
346
Operating COMM/NAV Frequency Display
351
NAV Standby/Obs/Bearing/Radial/Timer Display
351
NAV Frequency Selector Knobs
351
Nawfrequency Transfer Button
352
Mode Selector Button
352
Nav/Volume Control (Pull Ident)
353
Comm Frequency Selector Knobs
354
Channel Button
354
Comm Frequency Transfer Button
355
Comm Volume Control (Off/Pull/Test)
355
Communication Receiver-Transmitter Operation
356
Navigation Receiver Operation
357
VOR Operation
357
LOC Operation
357
Glideslope Operation
358
Pilot Configuration
358
Transponder with Blind Encoder
361
Ident Button (IDT)
365
Altitude Display
365
Mode Selector Knob
366
VFR Code Button (VFR)
366
To Transmit an Emergency Signal
367
To Transmit a Signal Representing Loss of All Communications
367
To Transmit Mode a (Aircraft Identification) Codes in Flight
367
To Transmit Mode C (Altitude Reporting) Codes in Flight
368
To Self-Test Transponder Operation
368
To Program VFR Code
369
Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT) - Model 3000-11/Model 4000-11
372
Master Function Selector Switch
374
Remote Switch/Annunciator
375
ELT Emergency Operation
377
Ensure ELT Activation
377
After Sighting Rescue Aircraft
377
Following Rescue
377
ELT Inspection/Test
378
In-Flight Monitoring and Reporting
379
Automatic Direction Finder
381
ANT/ADF Mode Annunciator
385
In-Use Frequency Display
385
BFO (Beat Frequency Oscillator) Annunciator
385
Standby Frequency/Flight Time or Elapsed Time Annunciator
385
Frequency Select Knobs
386
On/Off/Volume Control Switch
386
Set/Reset Elapsed Timer Button
386
Frequency Transfer Button (FRQ)
386
Bearing Pointer
387
To Operate as an Automatic Direction Finder
388
ADF Test (Pre-Flight or In-Flight)
388
To Operate BFO
389
To Operate Flight Timer
389
To Operate as a Communications Receiver Only
389
To Operate Elapsed Time Timer-Count up Mode
390
To Operate Elapsed Time Timer-Count down Mode
390
ADP Operation Notes
391
Erroneous ADF Bearing Due to Radio Frequency Phenomena
391
Night Effect
391
Mountain Effect
391
Single Axis Autopilot
394
Autopilot Operating Controls
399
Roll (R) Axis Annunciator
400
Autopilot Engage/Disengage (AP) Button
400
Heading (HDG) Mode Selector Button
400
Approach (APR) Mode Selector Button
401
Back Course Approach (REV) Mode Selector Button
401
Heading Select Knob (HDG)
401
Autopilot Disconnect (A/P Disc) Switch
401
Autopilot Engage AP
402
Flashing HDG
405
Flashing NAV, APR or REV
405
Effects of Instrument Losses Upon Autopilot Operation
405
Autopilot - Preflight
406
Autopilot Engagement
406
Heading Hold
407
Command Turns (Heading Hold Mode Engaged)
407
NAV Coupling
407
Approach (APR) Coupling
409
Back Course (REV) Approach Coupling (I.e. Reverse Localizer)
410
When Equipped with HSI
411
Missed Approach
412
Winterization Kit
414
Digital Clock/Oat
419
OAT Test Mode
420
Oat/Voltmeter Operation
420
Clock Operations
421
Setting Universal Time
421
Setting Local Time
421
Flight Time Reset
421
Setting Flight Time Flashing Alarm
422
Setting Elapsed Time Count up
422
Setting Elapsed Time Count down
422
2 Axis Autopilot
427
2-Axis Autopilot Circuit Breakers
432
2-Axis KAP 140 Autopilot Schematic
433
KAP 1 40 Without Altitude Preselect
434
Pitch Axis (P) Annunciator
434
Roll Axis (R) Annunciator
434
Navigation (NAV) Mode Selector Button
435
Back Course Approach (REV) Mode Button
435
Altitude Hold (ALT) Mode Select Button
435
Vertical Speed (Up/Dn) Mode Buttons
436
Autopilot Disconnect Switch
436
Manual Electric Trim (MET) Switches
436
OMNI Bearing Select (OBS) Knob
437
Pitch Trim (PT) Annunciator
437
Autopilot Engage (AP) Annunciation
437
KAP 140 with Altitude Preselect
438
Baro Set Button
438
Altitude Arm Button
439
Altitude Alerterwertical Speed/Baro Setting
439
Altitude Alert Annunciation
439
Autopilot Limitations
440
Flashing Mode Annunciation in the Display of the Autopilot Computer
444
Voice Messages to be Annunciated as Conditions Warrant
446
Manual Electric Trim Test
447
Autopilot Tracking Performance Degradation
450
Altitude (ALT) Hold Button
453
Changing Altitudes
453
Back Course (REV) Approach Coupling
457
Glideslope Coupling
459
Global Positioning System (IFR)
462
GPS Annunciator/Switch
467
RAIM - Emergency Procedures
474
Autopilot Coupled Operation
475
Approach Mode Sequencing and RAIM Prediction
475
Audio Selector Panel
482
Marker Facilities
484
Marker Beacon Annunciator Lights
485
Marker Beacon Sensitivity and Test/Mute Select Switch
485
Receive Audio Select Buttons
486
Microphone Selector Switch (MIC)
486
Crew Ics/Music Mute Button
487
Photocell for Automatic Dimming of Marker Becon Lights
487
Intercom Mode Select
488
Volume Control/Power Switch/Emergency Operation Knob
489
Audio Control System Operation
491
Marker Beacon Receiver Operation
491
12 Volt Cabin Power System
494
Mating Plug
496

Cessna 172R Pilot Operating Handbook (340 pages)

Brand: Cessna | Category: Aircrafts | Size: 6.09 MB

Section 1 General

17
- Table of Contents
  17
- Three View - Normal Ground Attitude
  18
- Introduction
  20
- Descriptive Data
  20
  - Engine
    20
  - Propeller
    20
  - Fuel
    20
  - Oil
    21
  - Maximum Certificated Weights
    22
  - Standard Airplane Weights
    23
  - Cabin and Entry Door Dimensions
    23
  - Baggage Space and Entry Dimensions
    23
  - Specific Loadings
    23
- Symbols, Abbreviations and Terminology
  24
- Metric / Imperial / U.S. Conversion Charts
  29
  - Volume Conversions
    37
  - Temperature Conversions
    40
- Nov 3/97
  41
Section 2 Limitations

43
- Introduction
  45
- Airspeed Limitations
  46
- Airspeed Indicator Markings
  47
- Powerplant Limitations
  47
- Powerplant Instrument Markings
  48
- Center of Gravity Limits
  49
  - Utility Category
    50
- Weight Limits
  49
  - Normal Category
    49
  - Utility Category
    49
- Maneuver Limits
  50
  - Normal Category
    50
  - Utility Category
    51
- Flight Load Factor Limits
  52
  - Normal Category
    52
  - Utility Category
    52
- Kinds of Operation Limits
  52
- Additional Fuel Limitations
  53
- Fuel Limitations
  53
- Other Limitations
  53
  - Flap Limitations
    53
- Placards
  54
- Dec 2/96
  55
59
- Airspeeds for Emergency Operation
  61
  - Emergency Procedures Checklist
    62
- Introduction
  61
- Engine Failures
  62
- Forced Landings
  63
- Fires
  64
  - During Start on Ground
    64
  - Engine Fire in Flight
    65
  - Electrical Fire in Flight
    65
  - Cabin Fire
    66
  - Wing Fire
    67
- Icing
  67
  - Inadvertent Icing Encounter
    67
  - Static Source Blockage
    68
- Landing with a Flat Main Tire
  68
- Landing with a Flat Nose Tire
  68
- Dec 2/96
  69
- Electrical Power Supply System Malfunctions
  69
  - Ammeter Shows Excessive Rate of Charge (Full Scale Deflection)
    69
  - Low Voltage Annunciator (VOLTS) Illuminates During Flight (Ammeter Indicates Discharge)
    69
- Vacuum System Failure
  70
  - Amplified Emergency Procedures
    71
- Engine Failure
  71
- Forced Landings
  73
- Landing Without Elevator Control
  73
- Emergency Operation in Clouds (Vacuum System Failure)
  74
- Fires
  74
- Inadvertent Flight into Icing Conditions
  76
  - Static Source Blocked
    76
- Spins
  77
- Rough Engine Operation or Loss of Power
  78
  - Spark Plug Fouling
    78
  - Magneto Malfunction
    78
  - Low Oil Pressure
    78
- Electrical Power Supply System Malfunctions
  79
  - Excessive Rate of Charge
    79
  - Insufficient Rate of Charge
    80
- Other Emergencies
  80
  - Windshield Damage
    80
    
    Dec
    80
Section 4 Normal Procedures

81
- Airspeeds for Normal Operation
  85
  - Checklist Procedures
    87
- Introduction
  85
- Preflight Inspection
  87
  - Cabin
    87
  - Empennage
    88
  - 0 RIGHT WING Trailing Edge
    88
  - Right Wing
    88
  - Nose
    89
  - Left Wing
    90
  - 0 LEFT WING Leading Edge
    91
  - 0 LEFT WING Trailing Edge
    91
- Before Starting Engine
  91
- Starting Engine (with Battery)
  92
- Before Takeoff
  93
- Starting Engine (with External Power)
  93
- Takeoff
  94
  - Normal Takeoff
    94
  - Short Field Takeoff
    95
- Cruise
  95
- Descent
  95
- Enroute Climb
  95
- Before Landing
  96
- Landing
  96
  - Normal Landing
    96
  - Short Field Landing
    96
  - Balked Landing
    96
- After Landing
  97
- Securing Airplane
  97
  - Amplified Procedures
    98
- Preflight Inspection
  98
- Starting Engine
  99
- Taxiing
  100
- Before Takeoff
  102
  - Warm up
    102
  - Magneto Check
    102
  - Alternator Check
    102
- Takeoff
  103
  - Power Check
    103
  - Wing Flap Settings
    104
  - Crosswind Takeoff
    104
- Enroute Climb
  104
- Cruise
  105
  - Leaning with EGT Gage
    106
- Spins
  107
- Stalls
  107
- Landing
  109
  - Normal Landing
    109
  - Short Field Landing
    110
  - Crosswind Landing
    110
  - Balked Landing
    110
- Cold Weather Operation
  111
  - Starting (General)
    111
  - Winterization Kit
    112
- Hot Weather Operation
  113
- Noise Characteristics and Noise Reduction
  113
Section 5 Performance

115
- Introduction
  117
- Sample Problem
  117
  - Takeoff
    118
  - Cruise
    119
  - Fuel Required
    120
  - Landing
    122
- Use of Performance Charts
  117
- Demonstrated Operating Temperature
  122
Section 7 Airplane & Systems Description

161
- Airframe
  165
- Introduction
  165
- Flight Controls
  166
  - Trim System
    166
- Instrument Panel
  169
  - Pilot Side Panel Layout
    169
  - Center Panel Layout
    169
  - Copilot Side Panel Layout
    172
  - Center Pedestal Layout
    172
- Ground Control
  172
- Wing Flap System
  173
- Baggage Compartment
  174
- Landing Gear System
  174
- Seats
  174
- Integrated Seat Belt/Shoulder Harness
  175
- Entrance Doors and Cabin Windows 7-16
  176
- Control Locks
  178
- Engine
  179
  - Engine Controls
    179
  - Engine Instruments
    179
  - New Engine Break in and Operation
    181
  - Engine Lubrication System
    181
  - Ignition and Starter System
    182
  - Air Induction System
    182
  - Exhaust System
    183
  - Cooling System
    183
- Fuel System
  183
  - Fuel Distribution
    184
  - Fuel Indicating
    185
  - Fuel Venting
    186
  - Reduced Tank Capacity
    186
  - Fuel Selector Valve
    186
  - Fuel Drain Valves
    188
- Propeller
  183
- Brake System
  189
- Electrical System
  189
  - Annunciator Panel
    192
  - Master Switch
    193
  - Ammeter
    194
  - Low Voltage Annunciation
    195
  - Circuit Breakers and Fuses
    195
  - Ground Service Plug Receptacle
    196
  - Lighting Systems
    197
    
    Exterior Lighting
    197
    
    Interior Lighting
    197
  - Cabin Heating, Ventilating and Defrosting System
    199
  - Pitot-Static System and Instruments
    201
    
    Airspeed Indicator
    202
    
    Vertical Speed Indicator
    202
    
    Altimeter
    203
  - Vacuum System and Instruments
    203
    
    Attitude Indicator
    203
    
    Directional Indicator
    203
    
    Suction Gauge
    205
    
    Low Vacuum Annunciation
    205
  - Clock / OAT Gauge
    206
  - Stall Warning System
    206
  - Standard Avionics
    206
  - Avionics Support Equipment
    207
    
    Avionics Cooling Fan
    207
    
    Microphone and Headset Installations
    207
    
    Static Dischargers
    208
  - Cabin Features
    209
    
    Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT)
    209
    
    Cabin Fire Extinguisher
    209
Section 8 Airplane Handling, Service & Maintenance

211
- Cessna Owner Advisories
  213
  - United States Airplane Owners
    214
  - International Airplane Owners
    214
  - Publications
    214
- Identification Plate
  213
- Introduction
  213
- Airplane File
  215
- Airplane Inspection Periods
  216
  - FAA Required Inspections
    216
  - Cessna Inspection Programs
    217
  - Cessna Customer Care Program
    218
- Pilot Conducted Preventive Maintenance
  218
- Alterations or Repairs
  219
- Ground Handling
  219
  - Towing
    219
  - Parking
    220
  - Tie-Down
    220
  - Jacking
    220
  - Leveling
    221
  - Flyable Storage
    221
- Servicing
  222
- Oil
  223
  - Oil Specification
    223
  - Recommended Viscosity for Temperature Range
    223
  - Capacity of Engine Sump
    224
  - Oil and Oil Filter Change
    224
- Fuel
  225
  - Approved Fuel Grades (and Colors)
    225
  - Fuel Capacity
    225
  - Fuel Additives
    225
  - Fuel Contamination
    229
- Cleaning and Care
  230
  - Painted Surfaces
    231
  - Propeller Care
    232
  - Engine Care
    232
  - Interior Care
    233
- Landing Gear
  230
- Dec 2/96
  233

Cessna 172R Pilot Operating Handbook (146 pages)

Brand: Cessna | Category: Aircrafts | Size: 8.86 MB

Table of Contents

7
- Log of Revisions
  3
- List of Effective Sections
  5
- General Remark
  5
  - Table of Contents
    7
- Conversion Tables
  8
- Abbreviations
  12
- General
  13
Section 3 Emergency Procedures

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Cessna 172R Airplane Flight Manual Supplement (32 pages)

Brand: Cessna | Category: Tools | Size: 6.3 MB

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