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Isla Grande Flying School

Isla Grande Flying School

& Service Corp.

787-722-1160

 

CESSNA 162 CHECKOUT SYLLABUS

 

Checkout appointment date:_________ 

 

Instructor_______________

 

 

MR./MS________________________________HAS SATISFACTORILY COMPLETED A CESSNA 162 CHECKOUT.  DATE:_______________

 

REVIEWED BY AND CORRECTD TO 100 % BY IGFS FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR

 

(print)_____________________________(sign)_______________________________

 

A REVIEW OF THE FOLLOWING MANEUVERS & OPERATIONS ARE REQUIRED FOR AN AIRCRAFT CHECKOUT.  AN INSTRUCTOR’S DECISION TO MODIFY THE LIST WILL BE BASED ON THE PILOT’S ATTITUDE, PREPAREDNESS, EXPERIENCE, CURRENCY AND PERFORMANCE.

 

·         PREFLIGHT PREPARATION

o    CERTIFICATES & DOCUMENTS

o    PERFORMANCE AND LIMITATIONS

o    AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS

·         USE OF CHECKLISTS

o    WRITTEN & MENTAL

·         GROUND OPERATIONS

o    PRE-FLIGHT

o    COCKPIT MANAGEMENNT

o    STARTING AND TAXIING

o    PRETAKEOFF CHECK

·         TAKEOFFS & LANDINGS

o    NORMAL, SHORT & SOFT

o    GO-AROUNDS

·         SLOW FLIGHT AND STALLS

o    SLOW FLIGHT

o    POWER ON & OFF STALLS

·         EMERGENCY OPERATIONS

o    APPROACH & LANDING

o    AIRCRAFT MALFUNCTIONS

·         G300 & AVIONICS OPERATIONS

o    LOGIC AND USE

o    NAVIGATION

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CESSNA 162 CHECKOUT EXAMINATION

 

 

 

THIS IS A LIGHT SPORT AIRCRAFT -  DAY, NIGHT, VFR OPERATIONS ONLY

 

PILOT'S NAME:  _______________________________________________ DATE:  ____/____/____

 

ENGINE  (1) Manufacturer and type: _____________________________ Horsepower: _________________

      (2) If the optional fuel primer control is not installed, how is engine priming accomplished? ________

      _____________________________________________________________________________________

      ENGINE POWER SETTINGS  (3) Run-up: ____________________ Takeoff: _____________________

      Maximum % continuous power: ___________________________ Climb: ________________________

      Cruise, 75% power (4), 4,000 feet, standard temperature: RPM________ GPH________ KTAS_____

      Cruise, 55% power (5), 6,000 feet, standard temperature: RPM________ GPH________ KTAS_____

 

OIL  (6) Grade: __________ wt.   Max. indicated quantity: ____ qts.   Min. indicated quantity: ____ qts.

 

FUEL  (7) Grade: _________________  Color: _____________________   Number of fuel tanks: ________

      Total capacity: ______gal.   Useable: ______gal. (8)Tank tab indications: _____;_____;_____;_____

      (9) Take off prohibited with less than ________ fuel.

      (10) Location & number of all fuel drains: __________________________________________________

      _____________________________________________________________________________________

      (11) How are the fuel tanks vented: _______________________________________________________

      _____________________________________________________________________________________

      (12) How does fuel get to the carburetor: __________________________________________________

(13) Describe the cockpit fuel indicating system: __________________________________________

_________________________________________________________________________________

(14) Does the cockpit indicator accurately show full fuel: _____ What does:_____________________
                                                                                                                                       
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CESSNA 162 CHECKOUT EXAMINATION

 

WEIGHTS (use information manual values, actual aircraft weight, moment and cg will vary)

      (15) Maximum taxi: ____________ lbs.   Maximum gross take off & landing: _______________ lbs.

      Empty: ____________ lbs.   Useful load: _____________ lbs.

      (16) Full fuel pay load:__________   Half fuel pay load:________  Baggage limit_____________

 

AIRSPEEDS (KIAS ) (17) Vx ______kts.   Vy ______ kts.   Cruise climb __________ kts.

      VA  ______ kts. Design Maneuvering Speed - No abrupt control movements above this speed.

      Does VA provide protection from possibly overstressing the airplane:  _____________

Vo 1320 lbs__________1200 lbs__________1100 lbs__________  Maximum Operating Maneuvering Speed – Speed at which the airplane may be stalled with out exceeding structural limitations.

      VNO  ______ kts.   VNE ______ kts.   Vs ______ kts.   VSO ______ kts.

      Best glide ______ kts.   VFE 10°_______ 25°________Full___________ kts.

      (18) Final approach: Flaps up ________ kts.   Flaps full down ________ kts.   Short/Soft field ________ kts.

 

SERVICE CEILING (19) _____________ ft.

 

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM  (20)  Battery voltage ________ Bus voltage range _______________

      Use of MAIN CB RESET button ______________________________________________________

      _______________________________________________________________________________

 

ELT – (21) Location of unit and remote switch:______________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________

 

DOORS (22) Can the doors be open for start and taxi:_____ For run-up: ______  In flight:________                                                                         

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CESSNA 162 CHECKOUT EXAMINATION

 

CARBURETOR ICING – (23) Describe indications of carburetor icing and use of carburetor heat________

_____________________________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________________

 

PITOT AND STATIC SYSTEM –  (24) Location of pitot tube, is it heated and location of static vent:

_____________________________________________________________________________________

 

BRAKE SYSTEM – (25) Describe system, including location of reservoir:___________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________________

G300 SYSTEM (26) Can the G300 be used for pilotage navigation or terrain/obstacle avoidance: ________

 

COMPUTATIONS

1. (27) 1,320 pounds, 50 foot obstacle, 4,000 foot pressure altitude, 40 degrees C

a.     Take off distance ___________

b.    Landing distance ___________

c.     Best rate of climb ___________

 

 

 

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