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KING AIR B210AIRCRAFT FLIGHT MANUAL
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TABLE OF CONTENTS1.0 GENERAL .................................................................................................................... 4
1.1 Introduction ............................................................................................................... 4
1.2 Safety Instructions .................................................................................................... 52.0 LIMITATIONS ............................................................................................................. 7
2.1 Airspeeds: ................................................................................................................. 7
2.2 Maximum weights: ................................................................................................... 8
2.3 Powerplant: ............................................................................................................... 9
2.4 Power settings: ........................................................................................................ 10
2.5 Propellers: ............................................................................................................... 11
2.6 Fuel: ........................................................................................................................ 11
2.7 Engine oil: ............................................................................................................... 11
2.8 Hydraulic fluid: ....................................................................................................... 11
2.9 Pressurization: ......................................................................................................... 12
2.10 Electrical: .............................................................................................................. 122.11 Generator Limitations: .......................................................................................... 12
2.12 Starter Limitations: ............................................................................................... 12
2.13 Ice Protection: ....................................................................................................... 12
3.0 NORMAL PROCEDURES ........................................................................................ 13
3.1 Captains Before Start Flow: .................................................................................. 13
3.2 First Officers Before Start Flow: ........................................................................... 18
3.3 Normal Checklist with flows ............................................................................... 20
3.4 Normal Checklist .................................................................................................... 23
4.0 EMERGENCY PROCEDURES ................................................................................. 27
4.1 Engine: .................................................................................................................... 27
4.2 Electrical: ................................................................................................................ 30
4.3 Pressurization and Fuel: .......................................................................................... 31
4.4 Landing Gear and Trim:.......................................................................................... 33
5.0 PERFORMANCE ....................................................................................................... 34
5.1 Takeoff Weight Flaps-0% ....................................................................................... 34
5.2 Takeoff Weight-Flaps 40% ..................................................................................... 35
5.3 Takeoff Flight Path ................................................................................................. 36
5.4 Takeoff Distance-Flaps 0% ..................................................................................... 37
5.5 Accelerate-stop-Flaps 0% ....................................................................................... 38
5.6 Accelerate-go-Flaps 0% .......................................................................................... 39
5.7 Net Gradient of Climb-Flaps 0% ............................................................................ 40
5.8 Takeoff Distance-Flaps 40% ................................................................................... 41
5.9 Accelerate-stop-Flaps 40% ..................................................................................... 42
5.10 Accelerate-go-Flaps 40% ...................................................................................... 43
5.11 Net Gradient of Climb-Flaps 40% ........................................................................ 44
5.12 Climb-Two Engines-Flaps 0% .............................................................................. 45
5.13 Climb-Two Engines-Flaps 40% ............................................................................ 46
5.14 Time, Fuel, and Distance to Climb ....................................................................... 47
5.15 Climb-One Engine Inoperative ............................................................................. 48
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5.16 Service Ceiling-One Engine Inoperative .............................................................. 49
5.17 Recommended Cruise Power-ISA -10C ............................................................. 50
5.18 Recommended Cruise Power-ISA ........................................................................ 51
5.19 Recommended Cruise Power-ISA+10C .............................................................. 52
5.20 Recommended Cruise Speeds ............................................................................... 53
5.21 Recommended Cruise Power ................................................................................ 545.22 Fuel Flow at Recommended Cruise Power ........................................................... 55
5.23 Maximum Range Power ....................................................................................... 56
5.24 Time, Fuel, and Distance to Descend ................................................................... 57
5.25 Landing Distance Without Propeller Reversing-Flaps 100% ............................... 58
5.26 Landing Distance Without Propeller Reversing-Flaps 0% ................................... 59
5.27 Landing Distance With Propeller Reversing-Flaps 100% .................................... 60
5.28 Landing Distance With Propeller Reversing-Flaps 0% ........................................ 61
6.0 FLIGHT PROFILES ................................................................................................... 62
6.1 Precision Approach ................................................................................................. 62
6.2 Non-precision Approach ......................................................................................... 63
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1.0 GENERAL
1.1 Introduction
This document is the Selkirk College approved operating manual for
the King Air B210. It is meant to complement, and should be used in
conjunction with the Selair SOPs. The information contained in this
document closely resembles that of a Super King Air B200, but some
significant system differences warranted the creation of a manual specific to
the Alsim flight training device. It contains relevant information regarding
operating limitations, systems, performance, normal and abnormal
procedures. This manual is designed to emulate the AFM of an actual
aircraft, however, in the interest of effective training some additional
information has been included.
If a conflict is found between this document and any other Selkirk College
reference materials please bring it to the attention of the Chief Flight
Instructor.
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1.2 Safety Instructions
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2.0 LIMITATIONS
2.1 Airspeeds:
Vmca 86KIAS- air minimum control speedVsse 104KIAS- intentional one engine inoperative speed
Va 181KIAS- maneuvering speed (12,500 lbs)
Vb 170KIAS- turbulent air penetration speedVmo 259KIAS- maximum operating limit speed
Vle 181KIAS- maximum landing gear extended speed
Vlo 181KIAS- extension- maximum landing gear operating speed163KIAS- retraction- maximum landing gear operating speed
Vfe 200KIAS- approach position 40%- maximum flaps extended speed
157KIAS- full down position 100%- maximum flaps extended speed
Vs 99KIAS- stall speed flaps up (12,500Lbs)
Vso 75KIAS- stall speed flaps 100% (12,500lbs)Vx 100KIAS- two-engine best angle of climb
Vxse 115KIAS- one-engine inoperative best angle of climbVy 126KIAS- two-engine best rate of climb
Vyse 121KIAS- one-engine inoperative best rate of climb
Min. flap retraction speed- 100KIAS
Max. range glide speed- 135KIAS
Min. reverse speed- 60KIASMax. demonstrated crosswind- 25kts (not limiting)
Cruise climb:Sea level to 10,000ft- 160KIAS10,000 to 20,000ft- 140KIAS
20,000 to 25,000ft- 130KIAS25,000 to 35,000ft- 120KIAS
Holding speeds:Two engine- 140KIAS, flaps approach.
One engine- 140KIAS, flaps up.
Approach speeds and configurations:
Initially- flaps approach,140KIAS.IF inbound, upon commencing descent- gear down,140 KIAS.Precision approach:
2 NM from FAF- flaps down, Vref + 20.
Landing assured- Vref + gust factor.
Non-precision approach:2 NM from FAF- Vref + 20, flaps remain at approach.
Landing assured- flaps down,Vref + gust factor.
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Approach speeds and configurations one engine inoperative:
As above with the exception of: 2NM from FAF- Vref + 25.
Airspeed Indicator Markings:
2.2 Maximum weights:
Zero fuel- 10,400lbs
Ramp- 12,590lbsTakeoff- 12,500lbs
Landing- 12,500lbs
Aft Baggage Compartment- 410lbs
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2.3 Powerplant:
Two Pratt & Whitney PT6A-42
Reverse flow, free turbine.
850 SHP- shaft horsepower per engine.
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400 to 2230 ft-lbs 2230 ft-lbs
2.4 Power settings:
Take-off- 2000rpm, 2230ft/lbs torque, 800C ITTClimb- 1900rpm, 2230ft/lbs torque, 750 C ITT
Cruise- 1700rpm, 2230ft/lbs torque, 725 C ITT
Low Idle- 56% N1
High Idle- 70% N1
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Note: For continued operation with oil pressure between 60 and 85 PSI limit torque to
1100ft/lbs. Values below 60 PSI are unsafe and require engine shutdown or immediatelanding using minimum power required.
2.5 Propellers:
Three blade, variable pitch, constant speed.Engine oil boosted to 400PSI controls blade pitch.
Limit torque to 1800ft lbs for sustained operation at 2080rpm.
Sustained operation above 2080rpm is not approved.
2.6 Fuel:
Max. useable- 544 US Gallons (3645 lbs)
Min. fuel for takeoff- 265lbs/side
Max. imbalance 1000lbs.
One fuel pump may be inoperative for takeoff. (Crossfeed of fuel will not be available
from the side of the inoperative boost pump.)
Operation with the fuel pressure annunciator illuminated is limited to 10 hours beforeoverhaul or replacement of the engine-driven fuel pump.
Recommended Grades- Jet A, Jet A-1, Jet B, JP-4, JP-5
Note: Avgas is an approved fuel for emergency situations, but the following limitations
apply.
- 150 hours between engine overhauls.- FL200 or below if either fuel pump is inoperative.- Crossfeed capability is required for climbs above FL200.
2.7 Engine oil:
Capacity- 14 quartsMax. consumption- 1QT/10hrs.
Min. level- 4 QTS low on dipstickMax. level- Full on dipstick
Type- Exxon Turbo Oil 2380
2.8 Hydraulic fluid:
Brakes, landing gear, struts.
Type- MIL-H-5606
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2.9 Pressurization:
Max. operating altitude- 25,000 ft
Max. operating altitude yaw damp inoperative- 17,000 ft
Max. cabin differential- 5.2 PSI
2.10 Electr ical:
Two 28VDC, 250 Amp starter generators.
One 24VDC, 34 Amp/Hour Nickel Cadmium battery.
External power (GPU) 24-30VDC, 400 Amps continuous, 1100 Amps surge.
Two 28VDC, 115/26VAC inverters.
Note: A minimum battery voltage of 20V is required before connecting to external power
or attempting a battery start.
2.11 Generator Limi tations:
S.L. to FL250- 100% Load
Ground Ops- 85% Load
2.12 Starter Limitations:
40 seconds on, 60 seconds off
40 seconds on, 60 seconds off
40 seconds on, 30 minutes off
2.13 Ice Protection:
Do not operate deice boots below -40 C
Do not operate prop heat when props not turning.Engine anti-ice on for all ground operations.
Engine anti-ice on during flight in visible moisture below 5 C
Brake deice is not approved for takeoff.
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3.0 NORMAL PROCEDURES
3.1 Captains Before Start Flow:
1. Parkingbrakeon2. Confirmgeardown3. Confirmexternalpowerconnected4. Batteryon5. Avionicsmasteron
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Complete flow checks: Start with overhead panel
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After overhead flow move to main panel and flow as follows:
Notes:
Standard HSI model is to be used. If it is not already selected use EHSI mode toset it.
Determine 400 agl and set on red (#2) altitude bug. IMPORTANT - if thedeparture has a special restriction calling for initial climb to an altitude greater
than 400 agl set that instead.
Get the V1 and V2 speeds from the checklist and set them on the bugs as shownabove
Leave Speed selector on position 3 (orange) to be updated in climb. Post the TOLD card
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Next move to the center pedestal:
Set elevator trim slightlynose up refer to graphic
on center panel when
setting.
Power levers to idle Props full forward Condition levers off Rudder trim to zero Confirm Autopilot is off Set autopilot to PF
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Notes:
Certain anomalies with the simulator on start can be forestalled by releasingparking brake and resetting before starting.
On the back of the pedestal set roll trim to zero
Turn on the fuel valves.Once the above flow checks have been completed use the Before Start checklist to double
check the most important items.Your co-pilot will be obtaining the ATIS and setting up the radios, GPS flight plan, etc.
When you have received a radio setup briefing from the First Officer complete your
departure briefing, confirm no questions and announce Before start checklist complete
1. Avionics Master-Off2. Rotating beacon-On
Complete start procedure per start procedure simulation and ALSIM SOPs.
3. External power- Disconnect
4. Generators-On
Once the PF is satisfied the generators are online and operating within limits s/he will call
After start checklist
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1. ATIS / weather update2. Obtain IFR clearance3. Load required GPS flight plan insert required departure procedure4. Tune radios for departure (or ground test if required.)5. Set DME switch
Once the above is done complete a flow check of the panel. The Captain will have posted
a TOLD card from which you can obtain the required speeds to set.
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Notes:
Get the ATIS right away. If the weather is below landing minima check theweather at the departure alternate.
Load the required GPS flight plan Insert any required departure procedures Set red altitude bug to 400 agl unless a special altitude restriction is called for on
the departure procedure.
Set the white speed bug to V1 and the orange bug to V2. Obtain these speeds fromthe TOLD card posted by the Captain.
Give the Captain a radio setup briefing.
3.3 Normal Checklist with flows
Students must learn all the checklist flows. This reference may be helpful to you in
keeping them straight.
CHECKLIST NOTES
AFTER START
1. Generators ................................................................. ON
2. Voltage & Loadmeters ............................... CHECKED
3. Avionics Master ...................................................... ON
4. Radios .................................................................. SET5. Instrument Panel ............ CHECKED LEFT & RIGHT
6. Lights .................................................................... SET
7. Cabin Master ........................................................... ON
Yellow copilot flowsGray captain flows
BEFORE TAKEOFF1. Brakes ........................................................ CHECKED
2. Instruments ................................................. CHECKED
3. Altimeters .................. ____SET & CROSSCHECKED4. Trim..........................................................THREE SET
5. Flaps ..................................................................... SET
6. Fuel & Engine Instruments ........................ CHECKED7. Departure Briefing .................................. COMPLETE
8. Engine Anti-ice ..................................................... OFF
9. Ice Protection .......................................................... ON10. Annunciators ...................................... CONSIDERED
_________________________________________________________
11. Transponder .................................................. ALT____
Flaps to approach
Pitot heat on
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12. Taxi, Recognition & Landing Lights ...................... ON
AFTER TAKEOFF (CHECKS)
1. Landing Gear .......................................................... UP
2. Flaps ........................................................................ UP3. Taxi Light.............................................................. OFF
4. Climb Power ......................................................... SET5. Pressurization ............................................. CHECKED
6. Engine Instruments .................................... CHECKED
7. Yaw Damper ........................................................... ON
10,000 (CHECKS)
1. Landing & Recognition Lights ............................. OFF
2. Windshield Heat..................................................... ON
3. Pressurization ............................................. CHECKED4. Speedbugs/Rad Alt................................................ SET
Windshield heat on low
Zero all altimeter and
speed bugs with theexception of the orange
speed bugs.
Set radar alt to 2000 AGL.
CRUISE (CHECKS)
1. Cruise Power ......................................................... SET
3. Engine Instruments .................................... CHECKED
4. Fuel Quantity ............................................. CHECKED5. Switches & Circuit Breakers ...................... CHECKED
6. Cabin Lights .......................................................... SET
Can turn of seatbelt lightif desired.
PNF should check alllights including nav,
landing, etc.
DESCENT
1. Approach Briefing .................................. COMPLETE2. Pressurization ........................................................ SET
3. Altimeters .................. ____SET & CROSSCHECKED
4. TOLD card ................................................SELECTED5. Cabin Lights .......................................................... SET
GNSS
6. Approach ...................................................... LOADED
7. Waypoints .................................................. VERIFIED8. RAIM ..................................................... AVAILABLE
Cabin pressure to 500
AAE.
Seat belt light goes on-
also check all other lights
APPROACH
1. Landing & Recognition Lights ............................... ON
2. Pressurization ............................................. CHECKED
3. Altimeters .................. ____SET & CROSSCHECKED4. Engine Anti-ice ....................................................... ON
GNSS
5. Approach Mode ................................................ TERM6. Approach ................................................ ACTIVATED
Performed at 10,000 feet.
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BEFORE LANDING
1. Landing Gear .............................. DOWN & LOCKED2. Flaps ....................................................... APPROACH
3. Brakes ........................................................ CHECKEDGNSS
4. Approach Mode .................................................... APR_______________________________________________________
5. Flaps ................................................................ DOWN
To the line performed at
gear extension.
No flow items
Below the line performedat Flaps down.
PF calls flaps down,below the line no need
to say below 157 on NPA.
AFTER LANDING (CHECKS)
1. Landing Lights ...................................................... OFF
2. Recognition Lights ................................................ OFF3. Transponder ............................................... STANDBY
4. Ice Protection ........................................................ OFF5. Propellers .......................................FULL FORWARD
6. Trim......................................................... THREE SET
7. Flaps ........................................................................ UP
8. Speed bugs/Rad Alt............................................ ZERO
Completed upon reaching
a safe taxi speed.
Once the aircraft has reached its parking spot the Captain will complete the followingshutdown procedure by memory prior to running the shutdown checks.
1. Avionics Master-Off2. ITT-Stable (approx. 500C)3. Condition Levers- Cut-off
4. Propellers-Feather
5. External Power Connect
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3.4 Normal Checklist
BEFORE START (CHECKS)1. Parking Brake.......................................................... ON
2. Battery Master ......................................................... ON
3. Inverter .................................................................... ON4. Voltmeter ................................................... CHECKED
5. Oxygen .......................................................... CLOSED
6. Pressurization ........................................................ SET
7. Power Levers ...................................................... IDLE8. Propellers .......................................FULL FORWARD
9. Condition Levers .......................................... CUT-OFF
10. Trim..........................................................THREE SET11. Circuit Breakers ......................................... CHECKED
12. Fuel Selectors ........................................................ SET
13. Fuel Quantity ............................................. CHECKED14. Fuel Totaliser ................................................... RESET
15. Cabin Master ......................................................... OFF
16. Cabin Mode ....................................................... AUTO
17. Engine Anti-ice ....................................................... ON18. Annunciators .............................................. CHECKED
19. Controls ............................................................... FREE
20. TOLD card ................................................SELECTED21. Altimeters .................. ____SET & CROSSCHECKED
22. Departure Briefing .................................. COMPLETE
AFTER START1. Generators ............................................................... ON
2. Voltage & Loadmeters ............................... CHECKED3. Avionics Master ...................................................... ON
4. Radios .................................................................. SET
5. Instrument Panel ............ CHECKED LEFT & RIGHT
6. Lights .................................................................... SET7. Cabin Master ........................................................... ON
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BEFORE TAKEOFF1. Brakes ........................................................ CHECKED2. Instruments ................................................. CHECKED
3. Altimeters .................. ____SET & CROSSCHECKED
4. Trim..........................................................THREE SET5. Flaps ..................................................................... SET
6. Fuel & Engine Instruments ........................ CHECKED
7. Departure Briefing .................................. COMPLETE
8. Engine Anti-ice ..................................................... OFF9. Ice Protection .......................................................... ON
10. Annunciators ...................................... CONSIDERED_________________________________________________________
11. Transponder .................................................. ALT____
12. Taxi, Recognition & Landing Lights ...................... ON
AFTER TAKEOFF (CHECKS)
1. Landing Gear .......................................................... UP2. Flaps ........................................................................ UP
3. Taxi Lights ............................................................ OFF
4. Climb Power ......................................................... SET5. Pressurization ............................................. CHECKED
6. Engine Instruments .................................... CHECKED
7. Yaw Damper ........................................................... ON
10,000 (CHECKS)
1. Landing & Recognition Lights ............................. OFF2. Windshield Heat..................................................... ON3. Pressurization ............................................. CHECKED
4. Speedbugs/Rad Alt................................................ SET
CRUISE (CHECKS)
1. Cruise Power ......................................................... SET
3. Engine Instruments .................................... CHECKED
4. Fuel Quantity ............................................. CHECKED5. Switches & Circuit Breakers ...................... CHECKED
6. Cabin Lights .......................................................... SET
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DESCENT
1. Approach Briefing .................................. COMPLETE2. Pressurization ........................................................ SET
3. Altimeters .................. ____SET & CROSSCHECKED
4. TOLD card ................................................SELECTED5. Cabin Lights .......................................................... SET
GNSS
6. Approach ...................................................... LOADED
7. Waypoints .................................................. VERIFIED8. RAIM ..................................................... AVAILABLE
APPROACH
1. Landing & Recognition Lights ............................... ON
2. Pressurization ............................................. CHECKED3. Altimeters .................. ____SET & CROSSCHECKED
4. Engine Anti-ice ....................................................... ONGNSS
5. Approach Mode ................................................ TERM6. Approach ................................................ ACTIVATED
BEFORE LANDING
1. Landing Gear .............................. DOWN & LOCKED
2. Flaps ....................................................... APPROACH3. Brakes ........................................................ CHECKED
GNSS
4. Approach Mode .................................................... APR_______________________________________________________
5. Flaps ................................................................ DOWN
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AFTER LANDING (CHECKS)
1. Landing Lights ...................................................... OFF2. Recognition Lights ................................................ OFF
3. Transponder ............................................... STANDBY
4. Ice Protection ........................................................ OFF5. Propellers .......................................FULL FORWARD
6. Trim......................................................... THREE SET
7. Flaps ........................................................................ UP
8. Speed bugs/Rad Alt............................................ ZERO
SHUTDOWN (CHECKS)
1. Parking Brake........................................................ SET
2. Avionics Master .................................................... OFF
3. ITT ........................................................ STABILIZED4. Condition Levers ........................................ CUT - OFF
5. Propellers .............................................. FEATHERED
6. Inverter .................................................................. OFF7. Cabin Mode ........................................................... OFF
8. Cabin Master ......................................................... OFF
9. Rotating Beacon .................................................... OFF10. Overhead Panel Switches ..................................... OFF
11. Voltmeter .................................................. CHECKED
12. Fuel Quantity ............................................ CHECKED
13. Generators ............................................................ OFF14. Battery Master ...................................................... OFF
BEFORE START CHECKS- completed silently by the left seat pilot.AFTER START CHECKLIST- challenge response.
BEFORE TAKEOFF CHECKLIST TO THE LINE- completed during taxi as
challenge response.BELOW THE LINE-completed when cleared to position as challenge response.
AFTER TAKEOFF CHECKS- completed through 400 silently by the PNF.
10,000 FEET CHECKS- completed silently by the PNF.
CRUISE CHECKS- completed silently by the PNF.DESCENT CHECKLIST- completed prior to descent as challenge response.
APPROACH CHECKLIST- completed through 10,000 feet as challenge response.
BEFORE LANDING CHECKLIST TO THE LINE- completed at gear extension as
challenge response.BELOW THE LINE- completed at full flap extension as challenge response.
AFTER LANDING CHECKS- completed at safe taxi speed silently by the PNF.SHUTDOWN CHECKS- completed silently by left seat pilot.
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ENGINE FAILURE AFTER V11. Power - MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE
2. Airspeed MAINTAIN V2
3. Landing Gear UP (positive rate)
4.
Propeller - FEATHER5. Airspeed V2
6. Flaps UP (Vyse)
(Secure Inoperative Engine)
a. Condition Lever - CUT OFFb. Propeller - FEATHERc. Fuel Selector Valve CLOSEDd. Fire Extinguisher IF REQUIREDe. Fuel Pump - OFFf.
Generator OFFg. Prop Sync - OFFh. Electrical Load - MONITOR
EMERGENCY ENGINE SHUTDOWN(ENGINE FAILURE/FIRE, LOW OIL PRESSURE)
Affected Engine:
1. Condition Lever - CUT OFF
2. Propeller - FEATHER
3. Fuel Selector Valve - CLOSED
4.
Fire Extinguisher IF REQUIRED
(Secure Inoperative Engine)
a. Fuel Pump - OFFb. Generator OFFc. Prop Sync - OFFd. Electrical Load - MONITORe. Fuel Load MONITOR
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AIR STARTSTARTER ASSIST
1. Electrical Load MINIMUM REQUIRED2. Power Lever - IDLE3.
Condition Lever - CUT OFF4. Fuel Selector Valve OPEN
5. Fuel Pump - ON6. Ignition - ON7. Starter - ON8. Ignition Annunciator - CONFIRM ON9. Condition Lever - HIGH IDLE (10% N1)10.Starter - OFF (N1 50%)11.Ignition - OFF12.Propeller Lever - AS REQUIRED13.Power Lever - AS REQUIRED14.
Generator - ON15.Electrical Equipment - AS REQUIRED
AIR STARTWINDMILLING PROPELLER (NO STARTER ASSIST)
1. Electrical Load MINIMUM REQUIRED2. Power Lever - IDLE3. Propeller Lever - FULL FORWARD4. Condition Lever - CUT OFF5. Fuel Selector Valve OPEN6. Fuel Pump - ON7.
Generator (inoperative engine) - OFF8. Airspeed - 140 KNOTS MINIMUM
9. Altitude - BELOW FL20010.Ignition - ON11.Condition Lever HIGH IDLE (10% N1)12.Power - AS REQUIRED (after ITT has peaked)13.Ignition - OFF14.Generator - ON15.Electrical Equipment - AS REQUIRED
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GLIDE (BOTH ENGINES INOPERATIVE)
1. Landing Gear - UP
2. Flaps - UP3. Propellers - FEATHER
4. Airspeed - 135 KNOTS
5. Electrical Load - REDUCE
(Glide ratio is approx. 2nm/1000ft of altitude)
4.2 Electr ical:
INVERTER FAILURE(L or R INV PWR ANNUNCIATOR)
1. Select Switch Inverter - SELECT OTHER INVERTER
(If inverter power is not restored)2. Land as soon as practical.
GENERATOR FAILURE(L or R GEN INOP ANNUNCIATOR)
1. Generator Switch - OFF THEN ON
(If generator will not reset)
2. Generator Switch - OFF3. Operating Generator Load - MONITORDUAL GENERATOR FAILURE(L and R GEN INOP ANNUNCIATORS)
1. Generator Switches OFF THEN ON(If generator will not reset)
2. All Nonessential Equipment - OFF3. Land as soon as practical.
BATTERY OVERHEAT(BATT OVR TEMP ANNUNCIATOR)
1. Battery Master OFF
(If annunciator remains illuminated)
2. Land as soon as practical.
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ELECTRICAL SMOKE OR FIRE
1.
Oxygena. Crew Masks - DON
b. Oxygen Selector - OPEN
2. Cabin Mode - OFF3. Avionics Master Switch - OFF4. Nonessential Electrical Equipment - OFF
If fire or smoke ceases:1. Individually restore avionics and equipment previously turned off2. Isolate defective equipment
If fire or smoke persists:
1. Oxygena. Crew Masks DONb. Oxygen Selector - OPEN
2. Cabin Pressure Switch - DUMP3. Land as soon as possible
Note: Opening a storm window after depressurization will facilitate smoke and fume
removal.
4.3 Pressurization and Fuel:FUEL PUMP FAILURE(L or R FUEL PRESS ANNUNCIATOR)
1. Operative Fuel Pump - ON
2. FUEL PRESS Annunciator - OFFFUEL CROSSFEED
1. Fuel Selector (Inop. Engine) ON2. Crossfeed - ON3. Fuel Selector (Op engine) OFF
Before landing:
4. Fuel Selector (Op engine) ON5. Crossfeed OFF6. Fuel Selector (Inop engine) OFF
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PRESSURIZATION SYSTEM(RAPID DECOMPRESSION)
1. Oxygen
a. Crew Masks - DON
b. Oxygen Selector - OPEN
2. Initiate Emergency Descent
EMERGENCY DESCENT
1. Power Levers - IDLE
2. Propellers - FULL FORWARD
3. Flaps - APPROACH
4. Landing Gear - EXTEND
5. Airspeed - 181 KNOTS MAXIMUM
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4.4 Landing Gear and Trim:
LANDING GEAR MANUAL EXTENSION
1. Airspeed - ESTABLISH 130 KNOTS2. Landing Gear Handle - DOWN3. Landing Gear Relay CB - PULL4. Emergency Gear Extension Switch - ACTUATE5. Confirm gear down and locked.
UNSCHEDULED ELECTRIC ELEVATOR TRIM
1. Airplane Attitude - MAINTAIN
2. Elevator Trim CB - PULL
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5.0 PERFORMANCE
5.1 Takeoff Weight Flaps-0%
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5.2 Takeoff Weight-Flaps 40%
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5.3 Takeoff Flight Path
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5.4 Takeoff Distance-Flaps 0%
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5.5 Accelerate-stop-Flaps 0%
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5.6 Accelerate-go-Flaps 0%
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5.7 Net Gradient of Climb-Flaps 0%
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5.8 Takeoff Distance-Flaps 40%
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5.9 Accelerate-stop-Flaps 40%
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5.10 Accelerate-go-Flaps 40%
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5.11 Net Gradient of Climb-Flaps 40%
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5.12 Climb-Two Engines-Flaps 0%
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5.13 Climb-Two Engines-Flaps 40%
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5.14 Time, Fuel, and Distance to Climb
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5.15 Climb-One Engine Inoperative
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5.16 Service Ceiling-One Engine Inoperative
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5.17 Recommended Cruise Power-ISA -10C
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5.18 Recommended Cruise Power-ISA
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5.19 Recommended Cruise Power-ISA+10C
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5.20 Recommended Cruise Speeds
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5.21 Recommended Cruise Power
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5.22 Fuel Flow at Recommended Cruise Power
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5.23 Maximum Range Power
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5.24 Time, Fuel, and Distance to Descend
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5.25 Landing Distance Without Propeller Reversing-Flaps 100%
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5.26 Landing Distance Without Propeller Reversing-Flaps 0%
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5.28 Landing Distance With Propeller Reversing-Flaps 0%
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6.0 FLIGHT PROFILES
6.1 Precision Approach
KING AIR B210 PRECISION APR
LANDING
1. Props Full Forward2. Beta or Reverse
3. Brakes as Required
4. Discontinue Reverse at 60
KIAS
THRESHOLD
1. Airspeed - Vref2. Power - Idle
MISSED APPROACH
1. Power Max2. Pitch - 8 Nose Up (FD-GA)
3. Flaps Up
4. Gear Up
IAF
FAF
1. GP check2. 5Ts - complete
FAF
GLIDE SLOPE INTERCEPT
1. Gear Down
2. Before Landing Checklist to the line
2NM FROM FAF
1. Flaps Down
2. Below the Line
3. Speed Vref+20
SE Vref+25
INITIAL
1. Descent and Approachchecklist complete
2. Flaps Approach
3. Speed 140 KIAS
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KING AIR B210 NON-PRECISION
APPROACH
INITIAL
1. Descent and Approach
checklist complete
2. Flaps Approach3. Speed 140 KIAS
IAF INBOUND STARTING
DESCENT
1. Gear Down
2. Before Landing Checklist to the lin
MISSED APPROACH
1. Power Max
2. Pitch - 8 Nose Up (FD-GA)
3. Flaps Up4. Gear Up
THRESHOLD
1. Airspeed - Vref
2. Power - Idle
LANDING
1. Props Full Forward
2NM FROM FAF
1. Speed Vref+20
SE Vref+25
FAF1. 5Ts - completeLANDING ASSURED
1. Flaps Down