Arion Aircraft LS-1 Lightning, Pilot Operating Handbook, Page: 159 / 164

Lightning LS-1 Section 9
Pilot's Operating Handbook Flight Training Supplement
Issue B FTS-19
a. Advance full throttle and fly the aircraft to
a safe altitude.
b. Hold the nose on the horizon to establish a
climb.
c. Carb heat off.
d. Retract flaps slowly until accelerated
above 80 kts IAS.
e. Climb away normally at 90 kts IAS.
V. Bounced Landing
NOTE: Most bounced landings in the LS-1 are
caused by excessive speed at touchdown. Avoid
hard forward stick pushes as in a stall recovery,
as porpoising will likely result. To recover from a
bounce, hold the nose at a level attitude and try
to re-flare or go-around.
a. If sufficient speed, reestablish the flare and
land in a full stalled condition on the main
wheels.
b. If slow or awkwardly banked or yawed, add full
power, level the nose and wings, and climb
away.
c. Clean up flaps and trim when at a safe altitude