The document provides information about a Cessna 172 aircraft, including its fuel capacity and grades, oil quantities, weight and balance specifications, airspeeds, fuel and electrical systems, and emergency procedures. Specifically, it lists the fuel capacity as 56 usable gallons of 100LL fuel, the empty weight as 1639 lbs, and maneuvers to perform in the event of an engine failure after takeoff or a balked landing.
The document provides information about a Cessna 172 aircraft, including its fuel capacity and grades, oil quantities, weight and balance specifications, airspeeds, fuel and electrical systems, and emergency procedures. Specifically, it lists the fuel capacity as 56 usable gallons of 100LL fuel, the empty weight as 1639 lbs, and maneuvers to perform in the event of an engine failure after takeoff or a balked landing.
The document provides information about a Cessna 172 aircraft, including its fuel capacity and grades, oil quantities, weight and balance specifications, airspeeds, fuel and electrical systems, and emergency procedures. Specifically, it lists the fuel capacity as 56 usable gallons of 100LL fuel, the empty weight as 1639 lbs, and maneuvers to perform in the event of an engine failure after takeoff or a balked landing.
1. What is the total fuel capacity? 56 gallons Usable? 53 gallons
2. What is the approved fuel grade(s)? 100 LL Color(s)? BLUE 3. Where are the fuel drains located? Under each wing and fuselage When should they be drained? Before first flight & refueling 4. How should the fuel selector valve be positioned when refueling? Either left or right Why? TO AVOID FUEL TRANSFER FROM ONE TANK TO THE OTHER For takeoff? BOTH For landing? BOTH 5. What is the prescribed oil quantity for normal flights of less than three hours? 6 quartz For extended flights? 8 Minimum for flight? 5 6. What is the proper type of oil for use in a new engine before and after 50 hrs? MIL L 6082/ SAE 1966. 7. What is the empty weight? 1639 lbs Maximum certified gross weight? 2450 lbs Payload with full fuel? 500 lbs 9. What is the maximum demonstrated crosswind velocity (takeoff or landing)? 15 knots 10. What is maneuvering speed (Va) at 2200 lbs and 2450 lbs? 94 & 99 knots Does Va vary with gross weight? YES 11. What is the recommended airspeed (KIAS) for: FLAPS AIRSPEED Normal takeoff/climb: Up 55/79 Normal landing: Up 65 to 70 Normal landing: Down 62 En route climb, sea level: Up 85 Short-field takeoff/climb: Up 57 Short-field landing: Up 65 Short-field landing: Down 62 12. List the following airspeeds: Best rate of climb (Vy) @ sea level 79 1 Best angle of climb (Vx) @ sea level 57 Maximum flap extension (Vfe) 85 Stall speed, clean (Vs) 44 Stall speed, full flaps (Vso) 33 Best Glide 65 Maneuvering speed, gross weight (Va) 99 Never exceed (Vne) 163 13. What is the hourly fuel consumption (lean mixture) at 4,000 feet pressure altitude, standard temperature and 75% power? 6.4 GPH 15. What is the indication of alternator malfunction? Discharging Battery 17. What would you do if unable to restore the alternator? Reduce electrical load 18. In the event of vacuum pump failure (no backup systems), what flight instruments would be lost? Stand by Artificial Horizon only 19. In the event the electrical system failed, what flight instruments would be lost? G1000 display 20. Where is the alternate static source, if installed, located? Left of cowling 21. What flight instruments would be lost if the static system was plugged up and there was no alternate static source? ASI, VSI & Alt 22. What is the procedure for engine failure immediately after takeoff? Section 3 23. What aircraft documents must be on board during flight? First page of checklist 24. List the procedure for a balked landing (go-around). Section 4