System Review PTM CH-01 (Aircraft General) Flashcards
(45 cards)
Aircraft Certification Category
14 CFR Part 25 and JAR-25
Tail Height
20’ 10”
Wing Span
72’ 4”
Length
62’ 3”
Wheel Track Width
10’
What kind of wing does the Latitude have on it?
Stretched Delta Wing
Antenna Locations
Insert picture
Nose Section Contains the following:
Baggage Fire Bottle
Pneumatic bottle and gauge for emergency braking
Pneumatic bottle and gauge for landing gear blow down
Nosewheel steering (NWS) accumulator and gauge
Oxygen Bottle and servicing port
Fan assembly for avionics cooling
ADC 1-2
TCAS
HNS (Hybrid Navigator System) 1-2
DME 1-2
TRU 1-2
Standby Battery
Nose doors
4 mechanical switches per door with integral microswitches to monitor the latch position.
Minimum 180 Degree Turn Distance for wingtip clearance
83 ft
Door Counterbalance System
Attached to the handrail on aft portion of door.
Consists of a nitrogen charged gas spring to assist in opening and closing of the door in the event of door motor failure.
Cabin Entry Door Lift Motor
Attached to forward portion of door.
Controlled by external and internal panels.
Provides braking action during opening.
Door Motor Source of Electrical Energy
Left Battery Bus.
Door Closing
Lift motor holds door in closed position 10 (+/- 2) seconds to allow latching before allowing door to fall.
Pressure Warning LED
Indicates the cabin remains pressurized.
Door Open LED
Illuminates when Cabin Door Open CAS message displays.
One or more of the door monitoring switches indicate an unsafe condition.
Acoustic Door Curtain
Reduces noise during flight. Must be stowed for taxi, takeoff, and landing.
Water Barrier
Allows main exit to be used as additional egress route if emergency exit is inaccessible after ditching. It prevents water from rushing into the cabin. Must be installed prior to water landing and before cabin door is opened.
Emergency Exit Hatch
Plug type located above toilet on the right side of aircraft. Can be removed from either inside or outside the cabin. Electrically monitored and if unlatched will trigger CAS message.
Lavatory Pocket Doors
Must be open during taxi, takeoff, and landing to provide access to emergency exit.
Lavatory Door Amber CAS
Anytime either door is not stowed while on the ground, and inflight below 18,000 ft if either door is not stowed and either main landing gear is down and locked or the flaps are not up.
Lavatory Door White CAS
Displays inflight anytime below 18,000 ft if either door is not stowed and the landing gear and flaps are up.
Toilet Seat for takeoff and landing
Not an authorized seat.
Baggage Compartment
Non-pressurized, non-heated can hold 1000 lbs evenly distributed between forward, aft zones, and coat rod.
