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PILOT’S OPERATING HANDBOOK
and
FAA APPROVED AIRPLANE FLIGHT MANUAL
THIS DOCUMENT MUST BE
CESSNA AIRCRAFT COMPANY
CARRIED IN THE AIRPLANE
AT ALL TIMES
1979 MODEL 152
Serial No. 152-83496
Registration No.
N49696
THIS HANDBOOK INCLUDES THE MATERIAL REQUIRED TO BE
FURNISHED TO THE PILOT BY CAR PART 3 AND CONSTITUTES
THE FAA APPROVED FLIGHT MANUAL
CESSNA AIRCRAFT COMPANY
WICHITA, KANSAS, USA
1 July 1978
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Summary of Contents for Cessna 152 1979
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ASTROTECH LC-2
Bendix/King KX155
Cessna ARC 300A Navomatic
EGT/CHT-1 Mixture Mizer II
FTA-750, FTA-550
Garmin -1000
Garmin GPSMAP295
Garmin GTX327 Transponder
ICA 24a
Intercom 403-403d
Intercom AA80-IO08-5.00
KANNAD AF INTEGRA
KANNAD AP INTEGRA
Bendix/King KX-165A
Bendix/King KLN 89B GPS_Pilot’s Guide
Bendix/King KMA24
MD41-1524
NARCO MK12D
SPA-400 KMA20
UBG-16
VXA-220
(Ocr-Read Summary of Contents of some pages of the Cessna 152 Document (Main Content), UPD: 10 February 2023)
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13, Revision 4 — 4/02/2018 Elevator Trim Stall Objective: To teach the student the effects of not maintaining positive airplane control during a go-around. Procedure: 1. Perform this maneuver so that the recovery takes place at or above 3000’ AGL. 2. Complete CRAGS. 3. Pick a visual reference point to assist in maintaining heading. 4. Reduce power to 1500 RPM and turn carburetor heat ON. 5. Be…
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32, Revision 4 — 4/02/2018 Power-Off 180° Objective: To teach the student to develop judgement in estimating distances and glide ratios to accurately touch down on a previously chosen point on the runway. Procedure: 1. Fly the traffic pattern following the Traffic Pattern Operations procedure on page 6 of this document. 2. When the aircraft is abeam the point of intended landing, reduce the throttle to idle, turn carbur…
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9, Revision 4 — 4/02/2018 Steep Turns Objective: To develop smoothness, coordination, orientation, division of attention, and control techniques while executed high-performance turns. Procedure: 1. Perform this maneuver so that the recovery takes place at or above 2000’ AGL. 2. Complete CRAGS. 3. Pick a visual reference point to assist in maintaining heading. 4. Perform this maneuver at or …
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2, Cessna 152 Revision 4 — 4/02/2018 Normal Takeoff and Climb Objective: To develop the students ability to safely take the aircraft off the ground and depart to take off area during normal conditions. Procedure: 1. Visually note wind direction and speed. 2. Taxi onto the runway, aligning the nose wheel with the centerline. 3. Apply full throttle. 4. Maintain directional control…
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33, Revision 4 — 4/02/2018 Forward Slip To Landing Objective: To teach the student to dissipate altitude without increasing the airplane’s speed during a forward slip to landing. Procedure: 1. Fly the traffic pattern following the Traffic Pattern Operations procedure on page 6 of this document. 2. Do not descend below 500’ AGL until the Final leg. 3. On the Final leg: a. Reduce the throttle to idle. b. Note the wind direct…
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6, Cessna 152 Revision 4 — 4/02/2018 Traffic Pattern Operations Objective: To develop the ability to conduct safe and efficient arrival and departure procedures that uncontrolled airports. Procedure: 1. Complete the Descent Checklist. 2. Determine the active runway and estimate the crosswind component. 3. Pattern altitude must be established at least 2 miles prior to entering the downwind. 4. Slow the …
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22, Cessna 152 Revision 4 — 4/02/2018 S-Turns Across A Road Objective: To teach the student to plan and correct for the effects of wind while maneuvering the aircraft over a predetermined ground path. Procedure: 1. Complete CRAGS. 2. Perform this maneuver at or below maneuvering speed. a. 2200 RPM should yield approximately 90 KIAS. 3. Determine the wind direction. 4. Select a reference line that is perpendicular…
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30, Revision 4 — 4/02/2018 Short Field Approach and Landing Objective: To teach the students how to obtain maximum performance from the aircraft so that the landing may be consistently accomplished with precision in a short distance. Procedure: 1. Fly the traffic pattern following the Traffic Pattern Operations procedure on page 6 of this document. 2. On the Final leg: a. Set the flaps to 30°. b. Adjust pitch and power to ma…
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14, Revision 4 — 4/02/2018 Cross-Control Stall Objective: To teach the student the effects of not maintaining positive airplane control during a go-around. Procedure: 1. Perform this maneuver so that the recovery takes place at or above 3000’ AGL. 2. Complete CRAGS. 3. Reduce power to 1500 RPM and turn carburetor heat ON. 4. At 60 KIAS, reduce …
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1, Revision 4 — 4/02/2018 Cessna 152 This manual is to be utilized in conjunction with the manufacturers approved POH/AFM and the Airplane Flying Handbook (FAA-H-8083-3A). This manual should be used as a reference for approximate power settings and Leading Edge Aviation standard procedures. Adjustments in suggested power settings may be required to attain desired …
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8, Revision 4 — 4/02/2018 Maneuvering During Slow Flight Objective: To teach the student to recognize changes in aircraft flight characteristics and control effectiveness at critically slow airspeeds in various configurations. Procedure: 1. Perform this maneuver so that the recovery takes place at or above 2000’ AGL. 2. Complete CRAGS. 3. Reduce power to 1500 RPM and turn carburetor heat ON.�…
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27, Revision 4 — 4/02/2018 Lost Procedures Objective: To gain proficiency in determining aircraft position and the corrections needed to reestablish the aircraft on course. Procedure: 1. If unable to determine aircrafts position, complete the 6 C’s. a. CONFESS — Admit to yourself that you are lost. b. CONSERVE — Reduce throttle and lean the mixture to get bette…
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24, Revision 4 — 4/02/2018 Loss of 02 Emergency Descent Objective: To develop the student’s ability to descend the airplane as rapidly as possible, within the limitations of the airplane. Procedure: 1. Brief passengers on the maneuver. 2. Complete CRAGS. 3. Reduce power to idle and turn carburetor heat ON. 4. Lower the pitch of the aircraft while rolling i…
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19, Revision 4 — 4/02/2018 Steep Spiral Objective: To teach the students to demonstrate smoothness, coordination, orientation, division of attention, and control techniques in the performance of Steep Spirals. Procedure: 1. Select an altitude sufficient to continue through a series of at least three 360° turns. 2. Complete CRAGS. 3. Pick a visual refere…
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15, Revision 4 — 4/02/2018 Accelerated Stall Objective: To show the student that a stall is a function of angle of attack rather than airspeed. Procedure: 1. Perform this maneuver so that the recovery takes place at or above 3000’ AGL. 2. Complete CRAGS. 3. Reduce power to 1500 RPM and turn carburetor heat ON. 4. At 60 KIAS (20 KIAS above Vs): a. Adjust pitch to maintain altitude. b. Establish 45…
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26, Revision 4 — 4/02/2018 Diversion Objective: To develop skills necessary for plotting a new course and determining a new ETA while en route. Procedure: 1. When diverting to a nearby airport (25 NM or less) and fuel is not critical, students will be expected to make estimates with a reasonable degree of accuracy rather than actual computations. 2. Note the starting position and time. 3. Determine …
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17, Revision 4 — 4/02/2018 Chandelles Objective: To develop the pilots coordination, orientation, planning, and feel for maximum performance flight and to develop positive control techniques at varying airspeeds and attitudes. Procedure: 1. Perform this maneuver so that the recovery takes place at or above 2000’ AGL. 2. Complete CRAGS. 3. Set power to 2200 RPM. 4. Perform this …