This document describes the flight operations of Cessna 152 aircraft, including common operations, takeoff and landing operations, performance operations and ground reference operations, and details the attention points, check steps, and operation methods in flight operations
This document serves as a master reference for expanded aircraft procedures during training for the Cessna 152. It is intended as a reference for training at all levels and differentiates between requirements for Private and Commercial training. The manual clarifies that it does not replace the Pilot's Operating Handbook (POH) or other documents published by the manufacturer or the FAA.
The guide covers a wide range of operational topics including quick reference data for V-speeds, takeoff, cruise, and landing performance. It details systems information for the engine, fuel, electrical, and external lights. Furthermore, it provides step-by-step instructions for common tasks such as traffic pattern arrivals and departures, various takeoff and landing techniques, performance maneuvers like steep turns and stalls, and recovery from emergencies including engine failure and electrical fires.
| Engine Type | Lycoming O-235-L2C |
|---|---|
| Engine Power | 110HP at full power |
| Fuel Capacity (Standard) | 26 gallons total |
| Usable Fuel Capacity (Standard) | 24.5 gallons |
| Usable Fuel Capacity (Long-range) | 37.5 gallons |
| Maximum Takeoff Weight | 1670 lb |
| Never-exceed Speed (VNE) | 149 KIAS |
No, this manual does not replace the Pilot's Operating Handbook or any other document published by the manufacturer.
The maneuvering speed is 104 KIAS.