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Learjet 36A Flight Manual

Learjet 36A Flight Manual (210 pages)

Brand: Learjet | Category: Aircrafts | Size: 9.24 MB

Table of Contents

Section I - Limitations

16
- Table of Contents
  16
- Minimum Flight Crew
  19
- Maneuvers
  19
- General
  19
- Performance Configuration
  19
- Type of Operation
  19
- Certification Status
  19
- Weight and C.G. Limits
  20
- Maximum Ramp Weight
  20
- Maximum Zero Wing and Tip Fuel Weight
  21
- Maximum Certified Takeoff Weight
  21
- Maximum Allowable Takeoff Weight
  22
- Maximum Certified Landing Weight
  22
- Maximum Allowable Landing Weight
  23
- Center-Of-Gravity Envelope
  23
- Aircraft Certified for 17,000 Pounds Takeoff Weight
  23
- (Figure 1-1)
  25
- (Figure 1-2)
  26
- Maximum Landing Gear Operating Speed VLO
  27
- Airspeed/Mach Limits
  27
- Maneuvering Speed V a
  27
- Maximum Operating Speed VMO /MMO
  27
- Maximum Landing Gear Extended Speed
  29
- Maximum Flap Extended Speed VFE
  29
- Critical Engine Failure Speed VI
  29
- Rotation Speed
  30
- Takeoff and Landing Operational Limits
  31
- Wind Components
  31
- Maximum Nose Wheel Steering Speed
  31
- Minimum Fuel
  31
- Seat Belts
  32
- Maximum Operating Altitude
  33
- System Limits
  35
- Stall Warning System
  35
- Trim Systems
  35
- Generator Limits
  36
- Hydraulic System
  36
- Spoiler
  36
- Yaw Damper
  36
- Electrical System
  37
- Engine Synchronizer
  37
- External Power
  37
- Freon Cooling System
  37
- Oxygen System
  38
- Pressurization Limit
  39
- Windshield and Radome Anti-Ice Fluid
  39
- Thrust Reversers (if Installed)
  39
- Powerplant Limits Engine Speed Limits
  40
- Engine Operating Temperatures
  40
- Oil Limits
  40
- Oil Temperature
  40
- Approved Oils
  40
- Biocide Additive
  43
- Anti-Icing Additive
  43
- Fuel Additives
  43
- Unusable Fuel
  43
- Fuel Temperature
  43
- Approved Fuels
  45
- Emergency Fuel
  46
- Aviation Gasoline
  46
- Instrument Markings
  48
- Airspeedlmachmeter
  48
- Trim
  49
- Turbine Temperature (1TT)
  50
- Turbine Speed (N2)
  50
- Ammeter
  52
- DC Voltmeter
  52
- AC Voltmeter
  52
- Hydraulic Pressure
  53
- Emergency Air
  53
- Oxygen Pressure
  53
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54
- Exterior Preflight
  58
- Walk-Around Inspection (Figure 2-1)
  58
- Power off Checks
  59
- Cabin Preflight
  64
- Power on Checks
  64
- Before Starting Engines
  66
- Takeoff Trim. CG Function (Figure 2-2)
  74
- Starting Engines
  75
- Before Taxi
  80
- Taxi and before Takeoff
  82
- Runway Lineup
  85
- Takeoff
  85
- After Takeoff
  86
- Climb
  88
- Cruise
  88
- Descent
  89
- Approach
  90
- Before Landing
  91
- Go Around
  92
- Shutdown
  94
- Quick Turnaround
  95
- Cold Weather Operation
  97
- Engine Start
  98
- Takeoff
  99
- Taxiing
  99
- After Clearing Runway
  100
- After Takeoff
  100
- Before Landing
  100
- Landing
  100
- Pressurization System Operation
  102
- Cabin Temperature Control
  104
- Aileron Augmentation
  108
- Oxygen System
  112
- Emergency Braking
  113
- Landing Gear Warning System
  113
- Fuel Management
  114
- Model 35A with FUS VALVE Switch and Model 36A
  116
- Normal Fuselage Fuel Transfer Model 35A Without FUS VALVE Switch
  116
- Fuel Crossflow (Wing-Ta-Wing Fuel Transfer)
  119
- Ice Detection
  121
- Anti-Ice Systems
  123
- Exterior Windshield Defog, Anti-Ice, and Rain Removal
  125
- Interior Windshield and Passenger Window Defog
  129
- Wing and Horizontal Stabilizer Anti-Ice
  130
- Nacelle Heat
  131
- Pitotheat
  132
- Static Port Heat
  132
- Audio Control System Panel
  133
- Switch Function
  133
Section III - Emergency Procedures

143
- Complete AC Power Failure - Loss of All Inverters
  146
- Battery Overheat
  147
- DC Power Loss - Essential Bus
  152
- Dual Generator Failure
  153
- Engine Failure
  156
- Engine Fire - Shutdown
  159
- Engine Airstarts
  164
- Starter-Assist Airstart (Fuel Computer On)
  167
- Starter-Assist Airstart (Fuel Computer Off)
  172
- Cabin Altitude Warning Horn Activates or Cabin Altitude Exceeds 10000 Feet (Emergency Descent)
  174
- Cabin/Cockpit Fire, Smoke, or Fumes
  176
- Control System Jam
  180
- Elevator Jam
  180
- Rudderjam
  181
- Overspeed Recovery - Overspeed Warning Horn Activates
  182
- Pitch Axis Malfunction
  183
- Roll or Yaw Axis Malfunction
  186
- Ditching
  188
- Emergency Braking
  190
- Emergency Evacuation
  190
- Landing - both Engines Inoperative
  191
- Stall Warning Activates
  192
- Engine Ice Ingestion
  198
- Inadvertent Icing Encounter
  200
- Wing Heat Failure
  203
- Windshield Heat Failure
  204
- Single Generator Failure
  206
- Inverter Failure - Partial AC Power Loss
  207
- Abnormal Engine Operation
  208
- FUEL CMPTR Light Illuminated
  208
- ENG CHIP Light Illuminated
  209

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