CIRRUS DESIGN 2220 Manuals

Manuals and User Guides for CIRRUS DESIGN 2220. We have 1 CIRRUS DESIGN 2220 manual available for free PDF download: Pilot Operating Handbook

CIRRUS DESIGN 2220 Pilot Operating Handbook

CIRRUS DESIGN 2220 Pilot Operating Handbook (334 pages)

Brand: CIRRUS DESIGN | Category: Aircrafts | Size: 6 MB

Table of Contents

Section 1: General

11
- Table of Contents
  11
- Introduction
  13
- The Airplane
  17
  - Engine
    17
  - Propeller
    17
    
    Hartzell
    17
  - Fuel
    17
    
    Approved Fuel Grades
    17
  - Oil
    18
  - Maximum Certificated Weights
    18
  - Cabin and Entry Dimensions
    18
  - Baggage Spaces and Entry Dimensions
    18
  - Specific Loadings
    18
  - Terminology
    19
Section 2: Limitations

25
- Introduction
  27
  - Certification Status
    27
- Airspeed Limitations
  28
- Airspeed Indicator Markings
  29
- Powerplant Limitations
  30
  - Engine
    30
  - Fuel
    31
  - Propeller
    32
    
    Hartzell
    32
  - Weight Limits
    32
  - Engine Instrument Markings & Annunciations
    33
    
    Powerplant
    33
  - Fuel
    34
  - Electrical
    34
- Center of Gravity Limits
  35
- Flight Load Factor Limits
  36
- Kinds of Operation
  36
  - Kinds of Operation Equipment List
    36
    
    Icing
    41
    
    Runway Surface
    41
    
    Taxi Power
    41
- Maneuver Limits
  36
- Minimum Flight Crew
  36
- Fuel Limits
  41
- Altitude Limits
  42
- Environmental Conditions
  42
- Maximum Occupancy
  42
- Systems and Equipment Limits
  44
- Other Limitations
  48
  - Smoking
    48
- Placards
  49
Section 3: Emergency Procedures

55
- Introduction
  57
  - Crew Alert System (CAS) Messaging
    57
    
    Warnings
    57
  - CAPS Guidance
    57
  - Preflight Planning
    58
  - Preflight Inspections/Maintenance
    58
  - Methodology
    58
    
    Maintain Aircraft Control
    58
    
    Analyze the Situation
    58
    
    Take Appropriate Action
    59
    
    Land as Soon as Conditions Permit
    59
  - Circuit Breakers
    59
  - Memory Items
    60
  - Procedure Division Symbols
    60
  - Landing Guidance
    60
    
    Land as Soon as Practicable
    60
    
    Land as Soon as Possible
    61
- Airspeeds for Emergency Operations
  62
  - Maneuvering Speed
    62
  - Best Glide (Gear and Flaps: UP)
    62
  - Emergency Landing
    62
Engine Failures Engine Failure on Takeoff - Low Altitude

63
- Engine Failures
  63
  - Engine Failure on Takeoff - Low Altitude
    63
  - Engine Failure in Flight
    64
- Airstart
  65
  - Engine Airstart
    65
- Smoke and Fire
  66
  - Cabin Fire in Flight
    66
  - Engine Fire in Flight
    67
  - Wing Fire in Flight
    68
  - Engine Fire During Start
    68
  - Smoke and Fume Elimination
    69
- Emergency Descent
  69
- Glide
  70
  - Best Glide Speed
    70
- Forced Landings
  71
  - Emergency Landing W/O Power
    71
  - Ditching
    72
  - Landing Without Elevator Control
    72
- Engine System Emergencies
  73
  - Engine Partial Power Loss
    73
  - Mixture
    73
  - Fuel Selector
    73
  - Ignition Switch
    73
    
    Power Lever
    73
    
    Fuel Pump
    73
  - OIL PRESS Warning
    75
  - OIL TEMP Warning
    75
  - CHT Caution and Warning
    76
- Propeller System Emergencies
  77
  - RPM Warning
    77
  - Propeller Governor Failure
    77
    
    Propeller RPM will Not Increase
    77
    
    Propeller Overspeeds or will Not Decrease
    77
- Fuel System Emergencies
  78
  - FUEL LOW LEFT Warning
    78
  - FUEL LOW RIGHT Warning
    78
  - FUEL LOW TOTAL Warning
    79
  - FUEL IMBALANCE Warning
    79
- Electrical System Emergencies
  80
  - M BUS 1 Warning
    80
  - M BUS 2 Warning
    81
  - ESS BUS Warning
    82
- Environmental System Emergencies
  83
  - CO LVL HIGH Warning
    83
- Integrated Avionics System Emergencies
  84
- Unusual Attitude Emergencies
  85
- Other Emergencies
  88
  - Power Lever Linkage Failure
    88
  - Emergency Engine Shutdown on Ground
    88
  - BRAKE TEMP Warning
    89
  - START ENGAGED Warning
    89
    
    Emergency Ground Egress
    91
    
    CAPS Deployment
    92
Section 3A: Abnormal Procedures

95
- Introduction
  97
  - Crew Alert System (CAS) Messaging
    97
    
    Cautions
    97
    
    Advisories
    97
  - Abnormal Procedures Guidance
    97
  - Circuit Breakers
    98
  - Procedure Division Symbols
    98
  - Landing Guidance
    99
    
    Land as Soon as Practicable
    99
    
    Land as Soon as Possible
    99
- Flight Environment
  99
  - Inadvertent Icing Encounter
    99
  - Inadvertent IMC Encounter
    100
  - Door Open in Flight
    100
- Abnormal Landings
  101
  - Landing with Failed Brakes
    101
  - Landing with Flat Tire
    101
- Engine System
  102
  - OIL PRESS Caution
    102
  - OIL TEMP Caution
    102
  - START ENGAGED Caution
    103
- Fuel System
  104
  - FUEL LOW TOTAL Caution
    104
  - FUEL IMBALANCE Caution
    104
  - FUEL IMBALANCE Advisory
    105
- Electrical System
  105
  - M BUS 1 Caution
    105
  - M BUS 2 Caution
    106
  - BATT 1 Caution
    106
  - ALT 1 Caution (Failure)
    107
  - ALT 2 Caution (Failure)
    108
- Integrated Avionics System
  108
  - AVIONICS off Caution
    108
  - PFD FAN FAIL Advisory
    109
  - MFD FAN FAIL Advisory
    109
  - Flight Displays too DIM
    110
- Pitot Static System
  111
  - Static Source Blocked
    111
  - Pitot Tube Blocked
    111
  - PITOT HEAT FAIL Caution
    112
  - PITOT HEAT REQD Caution
    112
- Flight Control System
  113
  - Electric Trim/Autopilot Failure
    113
  - FLAPS OVERSPEED Caution
    113
  - TAKEOFF FLAPS Caution
    114
  - FLAPS CLIMB Advisory
    114
- Landing Gear System
  115
  - Brake Failure During Taxi
    115
  - BRAKE TEMP Caution
    115
- Other Conditions
  116
  - Aborted Takeoff
    116
  - PARK BRAKE Caution
    116
  - Communications Failure
    117
Section 4: Normal Procedures

119
- Airspeeds for Normal Operation
  121
- Introduction
  121
- Normal Procedures
  122
  - Preflight Inspection
    122
  - Before Engine Start
    127
  - Engine Start
    128
  - Before Taxiing
    129
  - Taxiing
    130
  - Before Takeoff
    131
  - Best Power Fuel Flow
    133
  - Takeoff
    133
  - Normal Takeoff
    134
  - Short Field Takeoff
    134
  - Climb
    135
  - Cruise
    136
  - Cruise Leaning
    138
  - Descent
    139
  - Before Landing
    139
  - Landing
    139
    
    Normal Landing
    139
    
    Short Field Landing
    139
    
    Crosswind Landing
    140
  - Balked Landing/Go-Around
    140
  - Shutdown
    141
- Stalls
  141
- Environmental Conditions
  142
  - Cold Weather Operation
    142
    
    Starting
    142
  - Hot Weather Operation
    144
    
    Ground Operation of Air Conditioning System (Optional)
    144
  - Extended Ground Operation
    144
  - Lead Reduction before Shut down
    145
- Fuel Conservation
  146
- Noise Characteristics/Abatement
  146
Section 5: Performance Data

147
- Introduction
  149
- Standard Charts
  149
- Takeoff Distance
  165
  - Takeoff Distance: 3150 Lb (1429 Kg)
    166
  - Takeoff Distance: 2600 Lb (1179 Kg)
    167
  - Takeoff Climb Gradient
    168
  - Takeoff Rate of Climb
    170
- Enroute Climb
  172
  - Enroute Climb Gradient
    172
  - Enroute Rate of Climb
    173
  - Enroute Rate of Climb Vs Density Altitude
    175
- Time, Fuel, & Distance to Climb
  176
- Cruise Performance
  177
- Range / Endurance Profile
  179
- Balked Landing
  181
  - Balked Landing Climb Gradient
    181
  - Balked Landing Rate of Climb
    182
- Landing Distance
  183
- Landing Distance Table - Flaps 0
  184
- Landing Distance Table - Flaps 100
  184
- Landing Distance Table - Flaps 50
  184
Section 6: Weight and Balance

187
- Introduction
  189
- Weight and Balance Record
  189
  - Weight and Balance Data
    189
  - Loading Instructions
    190
- Weight and Balance Loading Form
  191
- Moment Limits
  193
- Equipment List
  194
- Weight & Balance Record
  194
Section 7: Airplane and Systems

195
- Airframe
  199
  - Fuselage
    199
  - Wings
    199
  - Empennage
    200
- Introduction
  199
- Flight Controls
  200
  - Elevator System
    200
  - Aileron System
    203
  - Rudder System
    205
  - Control Locks
    205
- Instrument Panel
  207
  - Pilot Panel Arrangement
    207
  - Center Console Arrangement
    207
  - Bolster Panel Arrangement
    207
- Flight Instruments
  210
  - Attitude Indicator
    212
  - Airspeed Indicator
    213
  - Altimeter
    214
  - Horizontal Situation Indicator
    215
  - Vertical Speed Indicator
    216
  - Magnetic Compass
    216
- Wing Flaps
  216
  - Flap Control Switch
    217
- Landing Gear
  219
  - Main Gear
    219
  - Nose Gear
    219
  - Brake System
    219
- Baggage Compartment
  220
  - Baggage Tie-Downs/Cargo Net
    220
- Seats
  221
  - Front Seats
    221
  - Rear Seats
    222
- Seat Belt and Shoulder Harness
  222
  - Front Seat Inflatable Restraints
    223
  - Child Restraint System
    223
- Cabin Doors
  225
  - Key Fob
    225
  - Windshield and Windows
    225
- Engine
  225
  - Engine Controls
    226
  - Engine Indicating
    227
  - Engine Lubrication System
    230
  - Ignition and Starter System
    230
  - Air Induction System
    231
  - Engine Exhaust
    231
  - Engine Fuel Injection
    231
  - Engine Cooling
    232
- Propeller
  232
- Fuel System
  233
  - Fuel Selector Valve
    234
  - Fuel Pump Operation
    234
  - Fuel Indicating
    236
- Mixture Management
  239
- Electrical System
  240
  - Power Generation
    240
  - Power Distribution
    242
  - Electrical System Protection
    243
  - Electrical System Control
    246
  - Ground Service Receptacle
    247
  - Electrical Indicating
    247
- Lighting Systems
  250
  - Exterior Lighting
    250
  - Interior Lighting
    250
  - Convenience Lighting
    251
- Environmental System
  253
  - Distribution
    256
  - Heating
    256
  - Cooling
    256
  - Airflow Selection
    257
  - Vent Selection
    257
  - Temperature Selection
    258
- Pitot-Static System
  260
  - Pitot Heat Switch
    260
  - Pitot Heat Annunciation
    261
  - Alternate Static Source
    261
- Stall Warning System
  260
- Avionics
  264
  - Perspective+ Integrated Avionics System
    264
  - Avionics Support Equipment
    281
- Cabin Features
  283
  - Emergency Locator Transmitter (ELT)
    283
  - Fire Extinguisher
    285
  - Hour Meters
    286
  - Emergency Egress Hammer
    286
  - Convenience Outlet(S)
    286
- Cirrus Airframe Parachute System
  287
  - System Description
    287
  - Activation Handle
    288
  - Deployment Characteristics
    289
Section 8: Handling and Servicing

291
- Introduction
  293
  - Operator's Publications
    293
  - Service Publications
    293
  - Obtaining Publications
    294
- Airplane Records and Certificates
  294
- Airplane Inspection Periods
  295
  - Annual Inspection
    295
  - 100-Hour Inspection
    296
  - Cirrus Design Progressive Inspection Program
    296
  - Pilot Performed Preventative Maintenance
    297
- Airworthiness Directives
  295
- Ground Handling
  298
  - Application of External Power
    298
  - Towing
    299
  - Taxiing
    300
  - Parking
    301
  - Tie down
    302
  - Leveling
    302
  - Jacking
    302
- Servicing
  303
  - Landing Gear Servicing
    303
  - Brake Servicing
    303
  - Tire Inflation
    303
  - Propeller Servicing
    304
  - Engine Oil Servicing
    304
  - Fuel System Servicing
    305
  - Battery Service
    308
  - Key Fob Battery Replacement
    308
  - Artex ELT 1000 Servicing
    309
- Cleaning Exterior Surfaces
  311
  - Painted Surfaces
    311
  - Exterior Windshield and Windows
    311
  - Enhanced Vision System Sensor Windows (Optional)
    312
  - Engine Compartment
    312
  - Landing Gear
    313
  - Recommended Exterior Cleaning Products
    314
- Care of Graphics
  315
- Cleaning Interior Surfaces
  319
- Interior Windshield and Windows
  319
- Headliner and Trim Panels
  320
- Instrument Panel and Electronic Display Screens
  320
- Carpets
  321
- Leather Upholstery and Seats
  321
Section 10: Safety Information

325
- Introduction
  327
- Taxiing, Steering, and Braking Practices
  327
  - Operating Practices
    328
  - Brake Maintenance
    328
- Cirrus Airframe Parachute System (CAPS)
  329
  - Deployment Scenarios
    329
    
    MID-Air Collision
    330
    
    Structural Failure
    330
    
    Loss of Control
    330
    
    Landing Required in Terrain Not Permitting a Safe Landing
    330
    
    Pilot Incapacitation
    331
  - General Deployment Information
    331
    
    Deployment Speed
    331
    
    Deployment Altitude
    331
    
    Deployment Attitude
    332
  - Landing Considerations
    332
    
    Emergency Landing Body Position
    332
    
    Door Position
    332
    
    Water Landings
    333
    
    Post-Impact Fire
    333
    
    Ground Gusts
    334

Advertisement

Advertisement

Related Products

CIRRUS DESIGN Categories

Aircrafts Tools

More CIRRUS DESIGN Manuals