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Initial issue
4.15
Landing
WARNING
Do not extend the flaps at speed above V
FE
!
WARNING
When setting the flaps position
FLAPS 1
,
FLAPS 2
always ensure
that the flap lever is properly locked! If not locked properly, the
flaps may retract inadvertently, which will cause the aircraft
to pitch the nose up and lose of airspeed quickly!
CAUTION
Extending the flaps significantly increase the nose-heavy attitude!
Always extend the flaps gradually through incremental positions
of the flaps lever! At each incremental position, trim the aircraft
appropriately!
NOTE
Always extend the flaps gradually through incremental positions
and trim the aircraft appropriately. Optimum airspeed for flaps
extension is:
FLAPS 1
at 130 IAS / 70 KIAS
FLAPS 2
at 120 IAS / 65 KIAS
Normal Landing
Landing approach is conducted at a small glide slope angle due to the long distance of the float before touchdown.
a.
Wing flaps
FLAPS 2
, extend gradually, check locked
b.
Airspeed
120
–
130 IAS / 65
–
70 KIAS
c.
TRIM
As required
d.
THROTTLE
IDLE
e.
Flare
Begin approximately 7 - 10 ft (2 - 3 m) above ground
f.
Touchdown
Perform on the main wheels first; the nose wheel should be lowered smoothly
to the runway as airspeed is diminished
g.
Directional control
Maintain with rudder control
h.
Brake
As required
i.
After landing
Perform according to Chapter 4.16
Summary of Contents for WT9 Dynamic LSA / Club
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