Maneuvers Sample Clauses

Maneuvers for transshipment of the load transported in the Insured Vehicle, in case of an Automobile Accident or Highway Assistance.
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Maneuvers. Maneuver practice within limitations of the Normal and Utility category are allowed in accordance with the AFM for each airplane. Spins, in particular, are not allowed, except that they may be conducted for the required spin endorsement for the CFI certificate. This is a special occasion requiring additional training, preparation, and risk analysis, and will be treated as such. Aerobatic maneuvers of any kind are not allowed. “Falling leaf” exercises, slips with full flaps, “victory laps,” and other such maneuvers are not allowed. Remember, 14 CFR 91.13 prohibits the careless and reckless operation of an aircraft. This law is intentionally vague, and can be applied in a number of ways. Remember the hazardous attitudes. Taking chances is foolish. Electronic Flight Bags Electronic flight bags such as ForeFlight, Garmin Pilot, and WingX are some of the best tools we have for flight planning and single pilot resource management. Do not let these tools distract you. Remember: Aviate, Navigate, Communicate, in that order. Always fly the airplane. Do not take your iPad for granted. Batteries fail, tablets overheat, and they will all eventually crash, break, or be forgotten. Your iPad is not an approved navigation device, but rather an enhancement of situational awareness. If you find yourself navigating with the magenta line on ForeFlight, you should seek out a refresher flight from one of our CFIs. Consider paper backups for your flight bag. Preflight In addition to the FAA requirements, we suggest: Obtaining a weather briefing Create a mental picture of the flight. Never fly somewhere your brain has not been first. Calculating weight and balance every time you fly. We have a digital spreadsheet that makes this a trivial task Calculate performance data, including takeoff and landing distances. Be conservative in your estimates. Remember that performance charts are designed to sell aircraft, and they paint the most favorable picture with the most favorable conditions. Inspect the aircraft for damage, and do not hesitate to reach out to management or company mechanic. If unable to reach us or any doubt exists, DO NOT FLY. Keep the chokes behind the wheels. Do not put them to the side. This will prevent pushing the planes too far into the storage boxes or other aircraft when parking avoiding damage. Post-flight CLOSE YOUR FLIGHT PLAN Order Fuel. Call Republic Jet Center on 131.4 or 000-000-0000. Inform management if unable to order fuel for any reason. Lock control...
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Maneuvers a. Maneuver practice within limitations of the Normal and Utility category are allowed in accordance with the AFM for each airplane.
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