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Page 1 Explanations * Transit flight deck preparation Procedures By heart items FFD OUTSIDE CHECK INSIDE CABIN First flight a day 1 Crossfeed drain... DRAINED - Drain crossfeed left hand of left forward seat - Check closure of drainvalves 2 Flaps... DOWN OUTSIDE CABIN 3 Right wing... CHECKED - Surface condition - Flap and aileron (hinges) - Wing tip with lights - Fuel and filler cap - Drain wing tanks - Landing gear, strut, tires and brakes (no leaks) - Engine nacelle, oil quantity, props and spinner, cowl flap and exhaust tube NOTES: (1) If a tire looks flat, check pressure (NW 40 PSI, MW 55 PSI) (2) Engines may be operated with a min. 6 qts (max. 8 qts) 4 Nose section... CHECKED General condition Baggage door check locked Nose gear strut and tire (no leaks, lights) 5 Left wing... CHECKED - As right wing - Stall warning vanes - Pitot mast 6 Fuselage... CHECKED - General condition - Aft section of cabin (fire extinguisher) - Static ports 7 Empennage... CHECKED - Stabilator and trim tab - Rudder and trim tab (antiservotab) 8 Flaps... UP - Check operation of the flaps OUTSIDE CHECK COMPLETED

Page 2 FLIGHT DECK PREPARATION * 1 Outside check... COMPLETED 2 Aeroplane papers... ABOARD Papers, Log book, Hour counter, Mass + Balance, Performance charts 3 Parking brake... SET Apply the pressure to the top of the rudder pedals and then pull out the BRAKE * 4 Magnetos... OFF * 5 Electrical switches... OFF All switches off * 6 Flight controls... FREE Check elevator and aileron for free movement and full travel 7 Gear lever... DOWN * 8 Cowl flaps... INTERMEDIATE POSITION 9 Trim controls... CHECKED Check free movement and set to neutral * 10 Circuit breakers... CHECKED Check all circuit breakers in * 11 Battery switch... ON 12 Announciator panel / Internal lights... CHECKED For night flight check all internal lights as required 13 Landing gear lights... 3 GREEN * 14 Fuel check... PERFORM a) Valves... ON b) Mixture... FULL FORWARD c) Quantity... CHECKED Read quantity, compare with CFP and calculate endurance d) Fuel pumps... OFF * 15 Battery switch... OFF

Page 3 FLIGHT DECK PREPARATION COMPLETED NOTE: After short groundstop (students change, coffee break, refueling), make a small walk around: check the aeroplane for any fluid leaks and damages of fuselage. Afterwards perform only the TRANSIT FLIGHT DECK PREPARATION items. BEFORE ENGINE START 1 Aeroplane preparation... COMPLETED 2 Doors... CLOSED Check all doors closed 3 Parking brake... SET 4 Seat belts... ON Shoulderharness on and seat belts on empty seats secured 5 Ground clear switch..... ON 6 Start up clearance... RECEIVED Check latest ATIS, set and compare altimeter, ask for start up clearance 7 Ground clear switch... OFF BEFORE ENGINE START CHECK COMPLETED ENGINE START NOTE: Normal starting sequence LH engine (I)- RH engine (II) 1 Battery switch... ON 2 Alternators... ON 3 Anticollision light... ON 4 Propeller area... CLEAR 5 Engine start... PERFORM a) Mixtures... FULL RICH b) Props... HIGH RPM c) Throttles... 1/2 INCH d) Magnetos... ON e) Primer... AS REQUIRED According diagramm 4-13 in information manual

Page 4 f) Starter... ENGAGE g) Throttle... 1000 RPM When engine starts and accelerate through 500 RPM release starter and adjust 1000 RPM h) Oil pressure... CHECKED Check indication within 30 sec. Check annunciator panel i) Alternator... CHECK VOLTAGE Alternator-light extuinguished only, when both engines are running k) Gyro suction... CHECKED Check annunciator panel suction gauge Repeat for engine II from point e) ENGINE START CHECK COMPLETED NOTES: 1) Starting engine when flooded: Mixture Throttle AUX fuel pump Starter IDLE cut off FULL forward Check OFF Engage When engine starts: Mixture Reduce throttle Advance slowly to 1000 RPM 2) When engine runs rough, push primer button as required until engine runs smooth AFTER ENGINE START 1 Avionic switch... ON Switch the avionics switch ON, check all radios ON 2 Autopilot... CHECKED * - Press A/P test button: All A/P lights on, trim light flashes 4 times, 5 beeps, A/P light flashes 12 times FFD - Trim test: Actuate left side of split trim switch fore and aft. Trim wheel should not move. Actuate right side of split trim switch. Trim wheel should not move FFD - Hold A/P disc./interrupt button: Actuate electric trim switch. Trim wheel should not move FFD - Press FD twice and then A/P engage button: Move control yoke left and right, fore and aft. Verify A/P can be over- powered. FFD - Rotate trim wheel manually: Verify it can be overpowered

Page 5 FFD FFD - Press CWS switch: Verify A/P can be momentarily interrupted - Press A/P disconnect button: Verify A/P disconnects 3 Instruments... CHECKED - Clock: set and check - Check system in slaved position - Compare magnetic compass with HSI and RMI and adjust DG on RH side - If needed, switch on Marker-Identification on audio-panel 4 NAV lights... AS REQUIRED 5 ATC clearance... VERIFIED - use COM 1 for ATC (apron, ground, tower etc) - use COM 2 for ATIS, emergency frequency, company - Set NAV 1 & OBS: as per expected clearance/route; identify if possible or when airborne - Set NAV 2 & OBS: as per expected clearance/route; identify if possible or when airborne - Check RMI pointer for correct selected indication - DME: select frequency in mode FREQ or select either DME 1 or DME 2 in mode RMT - Set Transponder according clearance Set ADF (usually set a local beacon in case of emergency) - note cleared FL/altitude on CFP REMARK: All the time during flight, when receiving a new FL/altitude, note this on your CFP as a reminder, until reached initial approach altitude. On aeroplane HB-LRY with APA: set the received altitude/fl always immediately on the APA (altitude preselect alert) N AFTER ENGINE START COMPLETED TAXI CHECK 1 Brakes... CHECKED 2 Instruments... CHECKED Check flight instruments: IAS zero, attitude indicators stable, VSI zero, gyros turning correctly. Recheck altimeters on actual QNH and compare reading TAXI CHECK COMPLETED RUN UP CHECK Perform only, when oil temperature has increased (approaching or in green arc) 1 Parking brake... SET 2 Run up... PERFORM a) Throttles... 1000 RPM b) Engine instruments... CHECKED Check gauges for proper indication

Page 6 c) Manifold pressure lines... DRAINED Drain LH / RH MP-line for 5 sec. d) Propeller... FEATHER CHECK Move LH / RH prop momentarily fully aft; check RPM drop (max. 300 RPM!) and MP rise e) Throttles... 2300 RPM Move both throttles to 2300 RPM, check aeroplane not moving! f) Propellers... EXERCISE Exercise props (difference 300 RPM) g) Alternate Air... ON, then OFF Move lever to open, then to closed. Check secured! h) Throttles... 2000 RPM i) Magnetos... CHECKED Max. drop 150 RPM, difference L / R max. 50 RPM k) Alternator output... CHECKED l) Gyro suction... CHECKED 4.8-5.1 inch HG m) Throttles... IDLE Move throttles fully aft and check min. 500 RPM n) Throttles... 1000 RPM RUN UP CHECK COMPLETED BEFORE DEPARTURE 1 Flight controls... CHECKED Check controls for full travel, check surface movements outside 2 Trim... CHECKED / SET Check electrical pitch trim and set neutral for T/O 3 Flaps... SET 0 normal T/O, 25 short field T/O 4 Fuel check... PERFORM a) Valves... ON b) Mixture... FULL FORWARD c) Quantity... CHECKED Read actual fuel quantity and say endurance d) Fuel pumps... OFF 5 Cowl flaps... INTERMEDIATE

Page 7 POSITION 6 Friction... SET 7 Propellers... HIGH RPM 8 ATC clearance... RECHECKED Either: Recheck the ATC-clearance regarding COM 1 and 2, NAV 1 and 2, DME, RMI, TRSP and ADF Or: When ATC clearance was not available during "AFTER ENGINE START" checklist, ask now for clearance and make then your NAV setting (according points "ATC clearance verified" in "AFTER ENGINE START" checklist) 9 Take off briefing... COMPLETED Call outs for take off briefing a) VMC, VR, VYSE (blue line) b) Performance handling of your aeroplane in case of serious malfunctions (FIRST: reduce drag: gear and flaps up, then check full power on operating engine, identify and feather dead engine) c) Flight path (e.g. SID) to a fix (beacon, VOR, intersection) d) Climbing altitude (check MSA and highest obstacle on IAL) e) Kind of approaches in case of problems (visual, ILS, LOC etc to RWY...) BEFORE DEPARTURE CHECK COMPLETED LINE UP 1 Approach... CLEAR 2 Lights... ALL ON 3 Pitot heat... AS REQUIRED Switch it on for an IR-flight 4 Transponder... ON ALTITUDE 5 Heading... CHECKED Check and compare with RWY HDG, adjust DG if needed 6 Time Check... PERFORM Perform, when T/O clearance is received LINE UP CHECK COMPLETED

Page 8 CLIMB CHECK Perform, when workload is reduced and situation permits! 1 Gear... CHECKED UP 2 Flaps... CHECKED UP 3 Cowl flaps... INTERMEDIATE POSITION 4 Climb power... SET 33 MP / 2600 RPM / Mixture full rich A 5 Landing- and Taxi-light... OFF CLIMB CHECK COMPLETED CRUISE CHECK 1 Altimeters... SET and COMPARED When passing TA, set both altimeters to standard QNH and compare the readings (altitude or FL) 2 Power and Mixture... SET Set cruise power: 27 MP / 2400 RPM / lean to max 1400 Fahrenheit A 3 Engine instruments... CHECKED Periodically check all engine instruments for normal operating range 4 Cowl flaps... CLOSED CRUISE CHECK COMPLETED DESCENT CHECK 1 A ATIS... RECEIVED 2 B Briefing and NAV-setting... COMPLETED 3 C Circuit breakers... CHECKED 4 D Directional gyros... CHECKED 5 E Electrical equipment... CHECKED Anti-ice as required, lights as required 6 F Fuel: Mixture controls... ADJUST WITH Max. EGT 1300 F during descent DESCENT DESCENT CHECK COMPLETED

Page 9 Approach briefing a) Clearance limit b) Kind of approach / runway in use c) approach / landing configuration d) Vital altitudes (incl. MSA) and applicable MINIMA e) Missed approach procedure f) Setting / use of navigation aids / equipment g) Runway remarks: length / width / ligths (APL, VASIS, PAPI) CHECK FOR APPROACH Perform always, when cleared down to an altitude 1 Altimeters... SET and COMPARED Set both altimeters on local QNH and compare readings 2 Fuel check... PERFORM a) Valves... ON b) Mixture... FULL FORWARD c) Quantity... CHECKED Read actual fuel quantity and calculate endurance d) Fuel pumps... OFF APPROACH CHECK COMPLETED OUTER MARKER CHECK To be done at OM or substitute (either radial or DME distance) or generally 1000ft AGL 1 Time... CHECKED Necessary for non precision approach 2 QNH... RECHECKED 3 Altitude... COMPARE Read indicated altitude and compare with altimeters 4 Minimum... REPEAT OUTER MARKER CHECK COMPLETED

Page 10 FINAL CHECK 1 Gear... DOWN / 3 GREEN Check gear handle in down position. Check three green landing-gear lights ON 2 Flaps... CHECKED Check flaps in the required landing position 3 RPM... SET HIGH 4 Speed brakes (on aeroplane: HB-LRY). NOT DEPLOYED FINAL CHECK COMPLETED AFTER LANDING CHECK Perform the check after landing in a geographic sequence and only when runway is vacated and taxi speed is reached 1 Time Check... PERFORM Note: This TC is to be done for calculation of landing time and correct application of cooling time of engines 2 Heater... FAN ON Three position switch to FAN for two minutes with air intake in the open position for cooling purpose. 3 Cowl flaps... FULLY OPEN 4 Transponder... STBY 5 Flaps... UP D 6 Pitot heat... OFF 7 Lights... AS REQUIRED Switch landing ligths off (if needed for taxi, leave one illuminated). Keep all other ligths on (beacon, recognition) AFTER LANDING CHECK COMPLETED PARKING 1 Parking brake... SET 2 Heater... OFF After two minutes cooling time period, switch it off. 3 Avionic switch... OFF 4 Throttles... FULL AFT 5 Mixture... IDLE CUT OFF 6 External lights... ALL OFF

Page 11 7 Magnetos... OFF 8 Alternators...... OFF 9 Flighttime recorder, log book... OFF 10 Internal lights... ALL OFF 11 Battery switch... OFF 12 Parking brake... AS REQUIRED - Leave parking brake ON, when aeroplane is not chocked or tied down. - Consider as well outside temperature (freezing of brakes during winter months!) 13 Controls... SECURED 14 Aeroplane... TIED DOWN PARKING CHECK COMPLETED MISSED APPROACH PROCEDURE 1 Pitch / Power... INCREASE / ADD Simultaneously increase pitch (ANU ~2-3 ) and add full power. Carefully: do not overboost engines. 2 Flaps... UP - Lift the flaps handle to position 1 (10 flaps). - If the approach was performed with flaps 1 only (10 flaps), leave the flaps in present position and perform first gear up operation. 3 Gear... UP ONLY, when positive ROC is established 4 Flaps... UP At safe altitude (~ 500 AGL) and safe speed (~ blue line) retract the flaps fully up. 1-engine out: retract the flaps immediatley after gear operation. 5 Cowl flaps... INTERMEDIATE 6 Climb power... SET Remember: climb out PITCH ~5-7 ANU. 7 ATC... INFORM If performing same approach again, no climb and descent check required.