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PIPER ARCHER II PA-28-181 TWO PILOT CRM CHECKLIST & NON-NORMAL N43779 Revised: To be used as a supplement to
the approved aircraft POH
USEFUL DATA AIRCRAFT SPECIFICATIONS Max Takeoff Weight............................ 2550
lbs. Max Landing Weight.......................... 2550
lbs. Empty Weight...................................... 1649.23
lbs. (N43779) Empty Moment.................................... 144,125.73
lb/Inch (N43779) Useful Load......................................... 900.77
lbs. (N43779) Max Baggage Comp.......................... 200
lbs. Max Utility Cat Weight........................ 2130 lbs. Oil.......................................................... Aeroshell
100 SAE 40 Ashless Dispersant V-SPEEDS Max Dem X-Wind................................ 17
Knots VS0.......................................................... 49
KIAS VS1.......................................................... 55
KIAS VR........................................................... 60
KIAS Slow Flight........................................... 66
KIAS VX........................................................... 64
KIAS (flaps up) Best Glide @ 2550............................. 76
KIAS VY........................................................... 76
KIAS (flaps up) VFE......................................................... 102
KIAS VA @ 2550............................................ 113 KIAS VNO......................................................... 125
KIAS VNE......................................................... 154
KIAS AIRPORT INFO Boeing ATIS......................................... 127.75 Fuel Galvin Flying 122.95 Boeing Tower...................................... 120.6 WEST / 118.3 EAST Boeing Ground................................... 121.9
Runways 13 R / 31 L & 13
L / 31 R Boeing Clearance.............................. 132.4
TPA 1000 MSL Flight Service....................................... 122.5 VOT 108.6
Departure 119.2 or 120.1 Auburn & Pierce CO. CTAF............... 122.8 Runway 16 / 34 @ both airports Paine ATIS........................................... 128.65
TPA 1600 MSL Paine Ground...................................... 121.8 Runways 16 R / 34 L
& 16 L / 34 R & 11 / 29
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PAGE 1 PREFLIGHT INSPECTION CABIN Preflight Inspection to be
completed by one pilot while the other tends to passengers and baggage Ignition Switch.............. OFF (keys on glare shield) Hobbs & Tach................. CONFIRM Required Documents....... ABOARD (ARROW) Required Inspections....... COMPLETE (1yr,
100hr, xpndr, stat, alt, elt, vot) Fire Extinguisher............. GREEN Cockpit Flight
Materials.... ORGANIZE Alternate Static
Source.... OFF Standby Vacuum............ OFF Flight Control Lock.......... REMOVE Circuit Breakers.............. CHECK Avionics Master Switch.... OFF Flaps.............................. EXTEND
IN INCREMENTS, ..................................... TO
40Ί Master Fuel Quantity.................. CHECK Fuel Selector.................. FULLEST TANK Red Low Vacuum Light.... ON Enunciator Panel............ TEST All Lights & Pitot
Stall Warning Horn.......... SOUND Lights & Pitot
Heat........... OFF Master Switch................. OFF RIGHT
WING Flap............................... INSPECT Aileron........................... INSPECT Wing Tip........................ CHECK Right Tie-Down Strap...... DISCONNECT Fuel Quantity.................. CHECK
& CAP SECURE Fuel Sump...................... DRAIN
& CHECK QUALITY Right Main Gear.............. INSPECT
& STRUT 4 ½
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PAGE 2 PREFLIGHT (CONTINUED) NOSE Oil.......................................... CHECK
(6 8 quarts) Windscreen.......................... NOTE
CONDITION Alternator Belt....................... CHECK Air Conditioning Belt........... CHECK Propeller & Spinner............. INSPECT Engine Cooling Inlets........... NO
OBSTRUCTIONS Engine Air Intake.................. NO
OBSTRUCTIONS Nose Gear............................ INSPECT
& STRUT 3 Ό Fuel Strainer......................... DRAIN
& CHECK QUALITY LEFT
WING Left Main Gear..................... INSPECT
& STRUT 4 ½ Fuel Sump............................ DRAIN
& CHECK QUALITY Fuel Quantity......................... CHECK
& CAP SECURE Left Tie-Down Strap............ DISCONNECT Pitot-Static Mast.................. INSPECT 3 HOLES (pitot, static, pitot drain) Wing Tip................................ CHECK Aileron................................... INSPECT Flap....................................... INSPECT FUSELAGE & EMPENNAGE Air Conditioning Vents........ CHECK Stabilator.............................. INSPECT Rudder.................................. INSPECT Tail Tie-Down....................... DISCONNECT Pitch Trim Tab & Jackscrew.... INSPECT Antennas............................... CHECK Flaps..................................... RETRACT Baggage............................... LOAD
& SECURE Aircraft Position................... TOW
OUT IF NECESSARY Baggage Door..................... SECURE Key
to CRM Pilot Designations C Captain The Part 1 PIC, sits
in left seat F/O First Officer Other than Part 1
PIC, sits in right PF Pilot Flying Pilot manipulating
the controls PM Pilot Monitoring (or
PNF) Makes checklist
callouts, works radio
NORMAL
PAGE 3 BEFORE / AFTER START BEFORE STARTING
ENGINE Resp Pilot Challenge (by PM) Response (by Resp
Pilot) F/O Cabin Door SECURE, SIDE LATCH
THEN TOP ---- Preflight COMPLETE PM Passenger Briefing COMPLETE BEFORE START PM Seats & Seatbacks ADJUST & UPRIGHT PM Seatbelts SECURE PM Circuit Breakers CHECK IN PM Avionics Power
Switch OFF PM Electrical Switches OFF STARTING ENGINE ( C Parking Brake SET C Keys INSERT C Carburetor Heat OFF C Mixture RICH C Throttle Ό (cold) ½ (warm) C Prime 4 SHOTS (cold) & THEN LOCKED C Master Switch ON C Beacon ON C Fuel Pump ON C Fuel Selector FULLEST TANK C Prop Area CLEAR C Ignition START C Engine Instruments CHECK (oil
pressure green) C Fuel Pump OFF AFTER START (BEFORE TAXI) PM Avionics Power ON PM Mixture LEAN FOR TAXI PM Air Conditioner ON IF DESIRED PM Communication Radios ON & SET ALL ATIS & IFR
Clearance OBTAIN PM Transponder STANDBY & CODE
SET PM Altimeter SET & CHECK (SET
GPS BARO) C Heading Indicator SET PM Engine Instruments CHECK GREEN PF Parking Brake RELEASE & TEST
BRAKES PF Gyro Instruments TAXI CHECK
NORMAL
PAGE 4 BEFORE TAKEOFF (RUN-UP) BEFORE TAKEOFF PF Parking Brake SET PM Seats & Seatbelts UPRIGHT & SECURE F/O Cabin Door LATCHED & SECURE PF Flight Controls FREE & CORRECT PF Elevator Trim SET FOR TAKEOFF C Flight Instruments SET (ALT, AI,
ASI, TC, HI, VSI) C Autopilot TEST IF TO BE USED C Standby Vacuum CHECK & THEN OFF PF Fuel Quantity CHECK C Fuel Selector FULLEST TANK PF Fuel Pressure WITHIN LIMITS PF Fuel Pump ON PF Mixture RICH PF Throttle 2000 RPM PF Magnetos CHECK (<175 DROP,
<50 DIFF) PF Carburetor Heat CHECK PF Enunciator Lights NONE ILLUMINATED PF Engine Instruments CHECK GREEN PF Vacuum CHECK 5.0 + or
0.1 PF Load Meter CHECK PF Throttle IDLE / THEN 1000 RPM PF Throttle Friction SET AS DESIRED PM Radios & GPS SET COM, NAV & GPS PM Transponder ALT & SQUAWK CODE PM Takeoff & Departure BRIEFING COMPLETE PM Lights AS REQUIRED PM Wing Flaps SET & CHECK VISUALLY PM Air Conditioner OFF & AC DOOR
CLOSED PF Parking Brake RELEASE CLEAR LEFT
/ RIGHT PM Passenger Briefing COMPLETE BEFORE
TAKEOFF
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PAGE 5 TAKEOFF NORMAL TAKEOFF C Heading CHECK & SET PM Alt SQUAWK ALT & CODE PM Time START TAKEOFF TIME PM Switches LIGHTS & PITOT HEAT ON PF Throttle TAKEOFF POWER PM Tachometer TAKEOFF POWER SET PM Engine Instruments CHECK GREEN PM Airspeed Indicator AIRSPEED ALIVE PF Rotate 60 KIAS (70 KIAS for IFR) PF Climb Speed VY 76
KIAS (flaps up) VX 64 KIAS (flaps up) SHORT-FIELD TAKEOFF PF Wing Flaps 25Ί (2nd
notch) & CHECK VISUALLY PF Brakes HOLD PF Throttle TAKEOFF POWER PM Tachometer TAKEOFF POWER SET PM Engine Instruments CHECK GREEN PF Brakes RELEASE PM Airspeed Indicator AIRSPEED ALIVE PF Rotate 54 KIAS PF Accelerate 64 KIAS & CLIMB PF Flaps RETRACT SLOWLY PF Climb Speed VY 76
KIAS (flaps up) VX 64 KIAS (flaps up) SOFT-FIELD TAKEOFF PF Wing Flaps 25Ί (2nd
notch) & CHECK VISUALLY PF Control Wheel FULL AFT PF Throttle SMOOTHLY ADVANCE PM Tachometer TAKEOFF POWER SET PM Engine Instruments CHECK GREEN PM Airspeed Indicator AIRSPEED ALIVE PF Rotate 54 KIAS PF Accelerate 64 KIAS & CLIMB PF Flaps RETRACT SLOWLY PF Climb Speed VY 76
KIAS (flaps up) VX 64 KIAS (flaps up)
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PAGE 6 CLIMB, CRUISE &
DESCENT CLIMB
(@ 1000 AGL) VY 76 KIAS (flaps up) VX 64 KIAS (flaps up) En Route Climb 90 KIAS PF Climb Attitude SET PM Landing Light OFF IF DESIRED PM Fuel Pump OFF AT DESIRED ALTITUDE PM Engine Instruments MONITOR PM Mixture LEAN ABOVE 5000 FT CRUISE PF Pitch TO HORIZON PF Accelerate TO PF Throttle (Power) SET FOR CRUISE PF Trim AS REQUIRED PM Fuel Pump OFF PM Landing Light OFF IF DESIRED PM Air Conditioner ON IF DESIRED PM CD Player / Stereo ON IF DESIRED PM Mixture LEAN ABOVE 5000 FT OR BELOW 75% POWER PM Fuel Tanks MANAGE ACCORDING TO
POH *** Note: Fuel *** Switching Tanks: Fuel DESCENT ( PF Throttle SET FOR DESCENT PF Airspeed 120 KIAS PF Mixture RICH PF Carburetor Heat CHECK & ON IF REQUIRED DESCENT (POWER OFF) PF Carburetor Heat CHECK & ON IF REQUIRED PF Throttle IDLE PF Mixture AS REQUIRED PF Engine Power VERIFY EVER 30 SECONDS
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PAGE 7 APPROACH & LANDING APPROACH
(IN RANGE OR LANDING CHECK) PM CD Player / Stereo OFF PM Passenger Briefing COMPLETE ARRIVAL PM ATIS OBTAIN & BRIEF Pilot Flying PM Approach Procedure BRIEF APPROACH PF Fuel Pump ON C Fuel Selector FULLEST TANK PF Mixture RICH PF Carburetor Heat CHECK PF Lights AS REQUIRED PF Ignition BOTH PF Seats UPRIGHT PF Seatbelts SECURE PF Autopilot DISENGAGE PM Air Conditioner OFF Instrument Approach 90 KIAS NORMAL
LANDING VFE 102 KIAS Final Approach 66 KIAS (full flaps
40Ί) PF Wheel Braking AS REQUIRED PF Aerodynamic Braking FULL BACK ELEVATOR SHORT-FIELD LANDING Final Approach 66 KIAS (full flaps
40Ί) PM Flaps RETRACT PF Wheel Braking AS REQUIRED PF Aerodynamic Braking FULL BACK ELEVATOR SOFT-FIELD LANDING Final Approach 66 KIAS (full flaps
40Ί) PF Wheel Braking MINIMAL PF Protect Nose Wheel FULL BACK ELEVATOR
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PAGE 8 BALKED LANDING, AFTER LANDING & SHUTDOWN BALKED
LANDING (GO-AROUND) PF Throttle FULL OPEN PF Mixture RICH PF Carburetor Heat OFF Minimum Speed 55 KIAS (with full flaps... 40Ί) ACCELERATE &
CLIMB PF Flaps 60 KIAS, TO 25Ί
(2nd notch) PF Flaps 65 KIAS, TO 10Ί
(1st notch) PF Flaps 76 KIAS, RETRACT VY 76 KIAS (flaps up) VX 64 KIAS (flaps up) AFTER LANDING PM Passenger Briefing COMPLETE AFTER
LANDING PM Flaps RETRACT PM Carburetor Heat OFF PM Fuel Pump OFF PM Mixture LEAN FOR TAXI PM Lights & Pitot
Heat LANDING, STROBES &
PITOT OFF PM Transponder STANDBY & 1200 PM Communication Radios SWITCH TO GROUND PM Air Conditioner ON IF DESIRED PM Trim SET FOR TAKEOFF SHUTDOWN PM Air Conditioner OFF & AC DOOR CLOSED PM CD Player / Stereo OFF PM Avionics Power OFF PM Fuel Pump OFF PM Lights OFF (except beacon & nav) PF Throttle UP TO 1800 RPM FOR 5 SEC PF Throttle 1000 RPM PF Mixture IDLE CUTOFF &
THROTTLE IDLE PF Ignition OFF (keys on glare
shield) PM Lights OFF (panel, navigation, beacon) PM Master Switch OFF F/O Cabin Door UNLATCH, TOP LATCH
THEN SIDE
NON-NORMAL
PAGE 1 ENGINE OUT ENGINE
FAILURE IN FLIGHT PF Best
Glide Speed 76
KIAS PF Field
Location SELECT C Fuel
Selector FULLEST
TANK PM Fuel
Pump ON PM Mixture RICH PM Carburetor
Heat ON PM Primer CHECK
IN & LOCKED PF Ignition BOTH
& START IF PROP STOPPED If Unable to Restart: EXECUTE FORCED LANDING FORCED
LANDING PM Transponder SQUAWK 7700 PM Communicate ON LAST ATC OR 121.5 PM Passenger Briefing COMPLETE EMERGENCY
LANDING PM Loose Items PM Seats &
Seatbelts UPRIGHT & SECURE PM Mixture IDLE
CUTOFF PM Ignition OFF C Fuel
Selector OFF (USE SAFETY
SWITCH) PM Fuel Pump OFF PM Master
Switch OFF PRIOR TO
TOUCHDOWN PF Approach 66 KIAS (full flaps
40Ί) PF Touchdown LOWEST AIRSPEED After
Coming to a Complete Stop: F/O Cabin Door UNLATCH & OPEN F/O Evacuate Aircraft REAR PASSENGERS FIRST
NON-NORMAL
PAGE 2 FIRE ENGINE
FIRE DURING START C Starter CRANK C Mixture IDLE
CUTOFF C Throttle OPEN F/O Fuel
Pump OFF If engine starts, run
for two minutes then shutdown & inspect If
engine does not start: C Fuel
Selector OFF F/O Cabin
Door UNLATCH F/O Evacuate
Aircraft REAR PASSENGERS
FIRST C Ignition OFF C Master OFF C Fire Extinguisher OBTAIN ENGINE
FIRE IN FLIGHT C Fuel
Selector OFF PF Throttle IDLE PM Mixture IDLE CUTOFF PM Fuel Pump OFF PM Ignition OFF PM Heater & Defrost OFF EXECUTE
EMERGENCY DESCENT & FORCED LANDING ELECTRICAL
FIRE IN FLIGHT PM Master
Switch OFF PM Vents OPEN PM Cabin Heat OFF LAND
AS SOON AS PRACTICABLE
NON-NORMAL
PAGE 3 SYSTEM FAILURES ALTERNATOR FAILURE PM Verify Failure CHECK LOAD METER PM Electrical Load REDUCE PM Alternator Switch OFF FOR A FEW SECONDS PM Alternator Switch ON If alternator
recovers, you may continue If alternator fails to
recover: PM Alternator Switch OFF PM Electrical Load MINIMIZE LAND AS SOON AS
PRACTICABLE LOSS OF FUEL PRESSURE PM Fuel Pump ON C Fuel Selector FULLEST TANK HIGH OIL TEMPERATURE Land at the nearest
airport to investigate LOW OIL PRESSURE Prepare for an engine
loss Land at the nearest
airport to investigate CARBURETOR ICING PM Carburetor Heat ON PM Mixture ADJUST OPEN DOOR PF Aviate FLY THE AIRPLANE PF Speed SLOW TO 87 KIAS C Storm Window OPEN F/O Cabin Door PULL SHUT F/O Latch SIDE LATCH THEN TOP
LATCH AIR CONDITIONER DOOR
REMAINS OPEN PM Air Conditioner RECYCLE CONTROLS
NON-NORMAL
PAGE 4 ENGINE-OUT
T/O, SPINS & VACUUM ENGINE
FAILURE DURING TAKEOFF Land
on remaining runway If
not sufficient: If time allows for a restart
attempt: C Fuel
Selector FULLEST
TANK PM Fuel
Pump ON PM Mixture RICH PM Carburetor
Heat ON PM Primer CHECK
IN & LOCKED PF Ignition BOTH
& START IF PROP STOPPED If time does not allow, or if
restart attempt failed: EXECUTE AS MUCH OF FORCED
LANDING CHECKLIST AS PRACTICABLE PF Flaps AS REQUIRED PF Touchdown 66 KIAS (full flaps
40Ί) SPIN RECOVERY P.A.R.E. PERFORMED BY PF Power (Throttle)..................... IDLE Ailerons.................................. NEUTRAL Rudder................................... FULL OPPOSITE OF SPIN Elevator.................................. FULL FORWARD Rudder................................... NEUTRAL
WHEN ROTATION STOPS Control Wheel........................ RECOVER
SMOOTHLY FROM DIVE VACUUM PUMP FAILURE (ENGINE
DRIVEN) PM Verify Failure CHECK VACUUM GAUGE PF Standby Vacuum ACTIVATE (PULL
HANDLE) Note: standby vacuum suction is
produced by engine manifold. Therefore, vacuum suction is greater with LOWER
power settings. Refer to placard on panel and aircraft POH for further
information.
PASSENGER
BRIEFINGS PAGE 1 Before
Starting Engine Passenger Briefing Good (morning,
afternoon, evening). On behalf of Captain _______ and myself Id like to
welcome you aboard Seattle Flight ________ to ________. There are a few
items that I would like to point out before we start the engine. First, I
ask that you remain seated with your seatbelt fastened for the duration of
the flight. In the
event of an emergency landing, if necessary, you may evacuate the
aircraft through the right side door. First, release the top latch followed
by the side latch. Then push the door outward. In the event of an
evacuation, the rear seat passengers will exit first, followed by the front
seat passengers. The aircraft may also be evacuated through the baggage
door if necessary. (OVER
WATER) In the unlikely event of a water landing there
are flotation devices located in the side pockets next to your seats. To
use (BRIEF AS APPROPRIATE). Rear seat passengers should evacuate first,
followed by the front seat occupants. If
necessary, there is a fire extinguisher located between the front seats. To
use, release the securing latch, pull out the safety pin, point the nozzle
at the base of the flames and squeeze the handle. During
the taxi, takeoff and landing phase, I would like to ask you to keep your
discussions to a minimum. If you would like to talk to other passengers
during this time, you may do so without your headsets on. If you
feel airsick at any time, you may use the airsick bags located in the
seat-pouch in front of you. Airsickness is best prevented by looking out
the window and using the fresh air vents. Fresh
air vents are located on either side of the cabin floor and air
conditioning vents are located above on the overhead panel. The aircraft is
climate controlled for your comfort. When
flying in good weather, it is always useful to have an additional pair of
eyes. If you see any other aircraft in the vicinity, you may point out the
aircraft to the flight crew. (FOR
IFR) Please refrain from using any portable electronic devices during the
flight. Exceptions are: portable voice recorders, hearing aids and heart
pacemakers. (FOR
NIGHT) Please refrain from using any light emitting devices that may
project light into the flight crew area. I now
invite you to sit back, relax and enjoy the flight.
PASSENGER
BRIEFINGS PAGE 2 Before
Takeoff Passenger Briefing We will
be taking the runway shortly for departure. Please remain seated with your
seatbelts fastened. Thank you. Before
Approach / Arrival Passenger Briefing We are
now preparing for our arrival at ________ airport. The current weather
conditions at are _________clouds with winds out of the ______ at ______
MPH. The current temperature is ________ FΊ. We hope
you have enjoyed your flight with us today. On behalf of Captain _______
and myself Id like to thank you for flying Seattle Flight and we look
forward to flying with you again soon. After
Landing Passenger Briefing Welcome
to _______________, _____________ airport. We will be taxi for a few more
minutes so I would like to ask that you remain seated with your seatbelts
fastened until we have shutdown on the parking ramp. Thanks again for
flying with Seattle Flight. Enjoy your stay in ______________. Emergency
Landing Passenger Briefing (OFF
AIRPORT) As a precaution, we will be making an unscheduled off-airport
landing. ( (RETURN
TO AIRPORT) As a precaution, we will be returning to the airport for an
unscheduled landing. Please
stow any loose items in your carry-on or in the baggage compartment behind
you. Please place all carry-on luggage in the baggage compartment behind
you. Please ensure that your seatbelts remained fastened until the aircraft
has come to a complete stop. (BRIEF BOLD BEFORE START PAX BRIEFING) (DITCHING)
We will be making a water landing. (BRIEF BOLD
BEFORE START WATER LANDING) Thank
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