Robinson 44 Helicopter POH & Extended Quick Reference Checklist (QRC), All In One

The Pilot Operating Handbook (POH) and Extended Quick Reference Checklist (QRC) are absolutely essential for Student Pilots in terms of preparing Weight & Balance, Navigation Plan, VFR or IFR NAV LOG, Takeoff and Landing Distance, Pre-flight Checks, Post-flight Check, IGE and OGE Calculations etc., POH and QRC are both intended to help all student pilots improve the Flight Training Theoretical Knowledge, Performance & Navigation Planning for educational purposes.

Robinson 44 II Helicopter Pilot Operating Handbook (222 Pages, including last changes Updated along with 44 Safety Notices)

The Pilot`s Operating Book (Owner Manual, AFM): Pilots following the flight stages need to undergo both ground and flight training to become a pilot. This Pilot Operating Handbook will help you increase your knowledge and shorten both ground and flight training. (The more familiarization with subject matters in the POH (consisting of 8 Sections), the less energy & money You will spend during your theory & practical training)
This Handy Handbook will provide all the information you need in regard to the procedural aspects of operating the aircraft, its weight and balance, performance calculations, and other pertinent information about the airplane.

The Contents of Pilot`s Operating Handbook (POH). During the Oral Exam, You are supposed to be familiar with all items below. 
✔GENERAL
✔ Limitations
✔ EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
✔ NORMAL PROCEDURES
✔ PERFORMANCE
✔ WEIGHT & BALANCE & EQUIPMENT LIST
✔ AIRPLANE & SYSTEMS DESCRIPTIONS
✔ AIRPLANE HANDLING SERVICE MAINTENANCE. 

Robinson 44 (R44) Helicopter Extended Universal QRef Checklist for Student Pilots, All In One

ALL IN ONE Robinson 44 Extended Quick Reference Checklist for Pilots, Laminate. (12x8 Inches)

The Robinson 44 Helicopter Universal Extended Quick Reference Checklist (QRC) is fairly complete and accurate for student pilots (new beginners) with procedures that seem to match what you will find in the POH and what most flight instructors would tell you. there's a lot of information explained in detail. On one hand, it's nice that everything fits on a single two-sided card, but on the other hand, it is easy to reach out for the information which is intended to be found quickly when needed. 

One of the reviews:” Lots of really significant information. It has everything you need to know for a quick reference. this laminate card is great compared to the index card size the flight schools use.”

Pilots turn to checklists for two reasons. One, they are trained to do so instead of relying on memory, and two, checklists have proven time and time again that they work. Pilots have learnt to trust the checklist, even when faced with a catastrophe. 

Here are some crucial contents for your safe flight.
✔ All Vital Checks (with explanatory notes) 
✔ Normal Procedures
✔ PAX and Takeoff Briefing
✔ Flight Maneuvers
✔ Traffic Pattern Requirements
✔ Simulated Forced Landing Procedures
✔ V- Velocity Speeds
✔ ATC Light Gun Signals
✔ TAF & METAR Abbreviations
✔ Approach Checklist (IFR)
✔ Abnormal Procedures

The Main purpose of this extended quick reference checklist is to improve flight safety by ensuring that no important tasks are forgotten.

*** The Pilot In Command (PIC) Must Ensure The Aircraft Is Operated In Accordance With The Approved Aircraft Flight Manual (AFM) At All Times.
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✔ Why are the checklist procedures vital and absolutely essential? `Student pilots can read the checklist repeatedly to reinforce the routines that their flight instructors are trying to teach them. Arriving prepared is the best way to obtain maximum benefit from expensive flight instruction.`

✔ Pilots following the flight stages need to undergo both ground and flight training to become a pilot. These handy POH and Extended QRC will help you improve your reinforced memory in both ground and flight training.

The primary purpose of this extended quick reference checklist is to improve flight safety by ensuring that no important tasks are forgotten. Pilots turn to checklists for two reasons. One, they are trained to do so instead of relying on memory, and two, checklists have proven time and time again that they work. Pilots have learned to trust the checklist, even when faced with a catastrophe.

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