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To view this page ensure that Adobe Flash Player version 9.0.124 or greater is installed. � NORMAL PROCEDURES—Includes checklists followed by amplified procedures for conducting normal operations. Related recommended airspeeds are also provided.� � PERFORMANCE—Gives performance information appropriate to the gyroplane, plus optional information presented in the most likely order for use in flight.� � WEIGHT AND BALANCE—Includes weighing procedures, weight and balance records, computation instructions, and the equipment list.� � AIRCRAFT AND SYSTEMS DESCRIPTION—Describes the gyroplane and its systems in a format considered by the manufacturer to be most informative.� � HANDLING, SERVICE, AND MAINTENANCE—Includes information on gyroplane inspection periods, preventative maintenance that can be performed by the pilot, ground handling procedures, servicing, cleaning, and care instructions.� � SUPPLEMENTS—Contains information necessary to safely and efficiently operate the gyroplane's various optional systems and equipment.� � SAFETY AND OPERATIONAL TIPS—Includes optional information from the manufacturer of a general nature addressing safety practices and procedures.� Figure 19-1. The FAA-approved flight manual may contain as many as ten sections, as well as an optional alphabetical index. This format is the same as that used by helicopters, which is explained in depth in Chapter 6—Rotorcraft Flight Manual (Helicopter). Amateur-built gyroplanes may have operating limitations but are not normally required to have an approved flight manual. One exception is an exemption granted by the FAA that allows the commercial use of two-place, amateur-built gyroplanes for instructional purposes. One of the conditions of this exemption is to have an approved flight manual for the aircraft. This manual is to be used for training purposes, and must be carried in the gyroplane at all times. USING THE FLIGHT MANUAL WEIGHT AND BALANCE SECTION SAMPLE PROBLEM |