DA-20 Manuevers

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Short Field T/O

  • "?" Flow

  • Flaps T/O◦

  • Line up on centerline 

    • Maximixing available runway

  • Hold brakes

  • Smoothly apply full power

  • Check engine gauges

  • Release brakes

  • Briskly rotate at 52 KIAS or when aircraft is ready

  • Accelerate to & climb @ 58 KIAS

  • Transition to 68 KIAS (Vy)

    • When clear of obstacles

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Soft Field T/O

  • "?" Flow

  • Flaps T/O◦

  • Roll onto runway with full AFT stick

    • Minimum braking – Do not stop

  • Smoothly apply full power holding full AFT on the stick – 

    • check engine gauges

  • As nose lifts off, ease back pressure 

    • keep nose wheel off the ground

  • Lift off at the lowest possible airspeed – 

    • remain in ground effect

  • Accelerate to & climb out @ 57 KIAS (Vx)

  • Transition to 68 KIAS (Vy)

    • When clear of obstacles

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Soft Field LDG

  • Downwind

    • When abeam touchdown point

    • Reduce RPM to 1,500' & set Flaps to T/O

    • Descend out of Pattern @ 80 knts

  • Base

    • Set flaps to LDG

    • Slow to 70 knts

  • Final

    • Slow to & maintain 55 knts

    • Slowly remove last bit of PWR before aim point

    • Land softly on main-gear first, hold off nose wheel as long as possible

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Short Field Landing

  • Downwind

    • When abeam touchdown point

    • Reduce RPM to 1,500' & set Flaps to T/O

    • Descend out of Pattern @ 80 knts

  • Base

    • Set flaps to LDG

    • Slow to 70 knts

  • Final

    • Slow to & maintain 55 knts

    • Flare with minimum floating/ ground effect

    • Once landed say/ do/ simulate "Flaps up, Max breaking"

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PWR Off 180

  • Downwind

    • When abeam touchdown point

    • PWR Idle

    • Pitch for 73 knts

  • Base

    • Add flaps as necessary

  • Final

    • After nosewheel is down, then apply gentle breaking

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Steep Turns Procedure (Private & Commercial Standards)

  • Clearning Turns

  • Set PWR to 2,000 RPM

  • Start Maneuver @ 90 knts

  • Set Start heading

  • Degrees of Bank

    • 45 for PPL

    • 50 for CPL

    • Add 100-200 RPM as you roll past 30 Degrees

  • Commercial ONLY

    • After 1st direction turn is completed, roll right into the other

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Slow Flight

  • Clearing turns

  • Set PWR to 1,500 RPM

  • Set Flaps to T/O (Vfe T/O)

  • Set Flaps to LDG (Vfe LDG)

  • Maintain @ or just above Stall speed (Vso)

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PWR On Stall

  • Clearing Turns

  • Set PWR to 1,500 RPM

  • Set Flaps to T/O (Vfe T/O)

  • Slow to 50 knts

  • @ 50 knts, add full PWR & Max pitch up

  • Watch for stall symptoms

  • Recover from the stall

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PWR Off Stall

  • Clearing turns

  • Set PWR to 1,500 RPM

  • Set Flaps to T/O (Vfe T/O)

  • Set Flaps to LDG (Vfe LDG)

  • Simulate descent @ 65 knts (PWR idle) w/ 200'

  • @ 200' Simulate Flare

  • Watch for stall symptoms

  • Recover from the stall

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<p>Turns Around a Point</p>

Turns Around a Point

  1. Perform pre-maneuver checks

  1. Select a reference point

  1. Set power to maintain an airspeed of 90 KIAS

  1. Maintain 1000’ AGL

  1. Clear the area of other aircraft

  1. Trim the airplane for level flight

  1. First turn to the left at the highest ground speed and steepest bank angle (max 45 degrees)

  1. Bank angle will gradually need to be decreased to the upwind point (slowest ground speed)

  1. From the upwind point, bank angle will need to gradually increase to the downwind point (fastest ground speed)

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<p>S-Turns</p>

S-Turns

1. Perform pre-maneuver checks

2. Select a line feature that lies crosswind (road, etc.)

3. Set power to maintain an airspeed of 90 KIAS

4. Maintain 1000’ AGL

5. Trim the airplane for level flight

6. Approach the line feature downwind

7. Cross the line feature wings level

8. Initial turn is to the left at the fastest ground speed and steepest bank angle (not to exceed 30 degrees)

9. Directly crosswind moderate bank angle and decrease as the airplane turns upwind

10. Maintain coordinated flight throughout

11. Cross the line feature while rolling wings level

12. Upwind turn begins in the opposite direction with a shallow bank angle

13. Increase bank angle to moderate at the crosswind position

14. Continue to increase bank angle through the turn to downwind

15. Cross the line feature with wings level

16. Exit the maneuver at the same altitude and airspeed

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Chandelles

  • Constant Bank, Changing Pitch

  • Changing Bank, Constant Pitch

  1. Perform pre-maneuver checks

    • Start @ 3,500’ AGL

  2. Clearing turns

  3. Set power to around 90 KIAS

    • (POH recommends 116 KIAS)

  4. Pick a 90-degree reference point off wing tip.

  5. Add Full PWR when starting the maneuver

  6. Roll into a 30-degree bank.

  7. After the bank is established, smoothly and continuously increase the pitch, and simultaneously add climb power to arrive at the 90-degree point with maximum pitch up.

  8. Upon reaching the 90-degree point, begin rolling out slowly to arrive at the 180-degree point with maximum pitch up, wings level, and the airspeed at approximately 50-55 KIAS.

  9. At the 180-degree point of the maneuver, complete the cruise checklist

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Lazy Eights

  1. Perform pre-maneuver checks

    • Start @ 3,000’ AGL

  2. Clearing turns.

  3. Set power to around 90 KIAS

    • POH recommends 116 KIAS

  4. Select a heading that will establish the aircraft perpendicular to a well-defined reference line. Select visual references at the 45 and 135 degree points relative to the direction of the maneuver.

  5. Initiate the maneuver by slowly increasing the pitch while simultaneously rolling into a bank to arrive at the 45-degree point with maximum pitch up and 15 degrees of bank.

  6. Passing the 45-degree point, increase the bank and decrease the pitch to arrive at the 90-degree point with 30 degrees of bank and pitch attitude passing through level.

  7. As the aircraft passes through the 90-degree point, continuously decrease the pitch, and decrease the bank to reach maximum pitch down and 15 degrees of bank at the 135-degree point.

  8. Passing the 135-degree point, continuously decrease the bank and increase the pitch so the aircraft is straight and level upon reaching the 180-degree point.

  9. After completion of the first 180-degree circuit, perform the maneuver in the opposite direction

  10. Upon completion of the maneuver, complete the Cruise configuration.

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Steep Spirals

  1. Perform pre-maneuver checks

  2. Select an altitude that will allow for three 360-degree descending turns

    • 4,000’ MSL

  3. Select a suitable ground reference point.

  4. Enter the maneuver downwind.

  5. Before reaching the abeam point on downwind, reduce power to idle and hold altitude.

  6. Time maneuver to reach the abeam point at best glide speed (73 KIAS)

  7. Abeam the reference point roll into a bank(~45 degrees)

  8. Begin a constant radius turn around a point, compensating for wind drift by continuously changing the wind correction angle and bank (using a maximum of 60 degrees of bank.)

  9. Adjust pitch to maintain best glide speed.

  10. Divide attention between aircraft control and maintaining ground track.

  11. During descent, power is occasionally applied power to keep engine warm.

  12. Make 3 constant radius turns around the reference point.

  13. Exit maneuver on downwind, no lower than 1,500’ AGL

  14. Upon completion of the maneuver, re-establish training cruise and complete the post-maneuver check.

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8’s on pylons

  1. Perform pre-maneuver checks

  2. Calculate pivotal altitude prior to flight, (PA=Ground speed squared divided by 11.3)

  3. Clearing turns

  4. Establish 90 KIAS for entry

  5. Select suitable reference points (“pylons”) and position the aircraft so the maneuver will be entered on a heading 45 degrees to downwind.

  6. When the pylon passes below the wing, smoothly roll into a turn using coordinated aileron and rudder so that the pylon maintains a constant position relative to the wingtip.

  7. As the turn around the pylon progresses, make pitch changes to compensate for variations in ground speed and maintain the pylon’s position relative to the wingtip.

  8. Pylon forward- control forward- reduce bank

  9. Pylon rearward- control rearward- increase bank.

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Accelerated Stalls

  1. Perform pre-maneuver checks

    • Minimum 3,500’ AGL

  2. Clearing Turns

  3. Clean configuration

  4. Mixture forward

  5. Fuel pump on

  6. Throttle idle

  7. Maintain 73 KIAS

  8. Establish a 45-degree bank

  9. Increase back pressure on the yoke to maintain altitude

Recovery procedure

  1. Full power

  2. Simultaneously reduce bank and reduce angle of attack

  3. Cruise configuration