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| Author: Utility flyer Date: 1/30/2022 9:47:57 PM +0/-0 Show Orig. Msg (this window) Or In New Window | ||
What should we call the manual that pilots refer to that is required to be in reach in the flight control area (cockpit) in every aircraft? Yes I’m including large aircraft as per the international regs Rotorcraft Flight Manual? Asking for myself as I fly multiple AIRPLANES as well as ROTORCRAFT? Yes in an MD-500, where I make money still calls it both POH and RFM depending on the serial number and the certification date. Gee….. AIRPLANES don’t have a rotorcraft flight manual Your turn BRO. Which actually says everything about you. |
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