SF50 Airplane Flight Manual (AFM) Temporary Change

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1 CIRRUS TAFM AFM Temporary Change SF50 Airplane Flight Manual (AFM) Temporary Change Information in this Temporary Change adds to, supersedes, or deletes information in the basic Airplane Flight Manual. Affected Publications: Filing Instructions: Purpose: SF50 Basic Airplane Flight Manual: P/N Rev 3 (FAA Approved) P/N E Original Issue (FAA Approved on behalf of European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)) Insert the following revised pages and retain until further notice. Remove and discard the superseded pages. Insert this cover page adjacent to the last page of the List of Effective Pages and retain until further notice. This AFM Temporary Change revises the Emergency Panel Placard in Section 2, Limitations, and the CAPS Activation in Section 3, Emergency Procedures. TAFM was revised 16 Mar 2018 to accompany Service Bulletin SB5X Affected Sections: Section 2 - Limitations - Emergency Panel Placard, pages 73 and 74 Section 3 - Emergency Procedures - CAPS Activation, pages 39 thru 42 TAFM 17-09R1 1 of 2 16 Mar 2018

2 TAFM AFM Temporary Change CIRRUS Intentionally Left Blank 2 of 2 TAFM 17-09R1

3 CIRRUS SECTION 2: LIMITATIONS OTHER LIMITATIONS Figure 2-1: Thrust Position T/O MCT IDLE SF50_FM02_0036 Figure 2-2: Fuel Selector FUEL CONTROL AUTO LEFT RIGHT SF50_FM02_0039 TAFM 17-09R1 2-73

4 SECTION 2: LIMITATIONS OTHER LIMITATIONS CIRRUS Figure 2-3: Emergency Panel EMER BATT ON WHEN LIT PUSH TO DISCHARGE ARMED WHEN LIT MASK MIC FIRE ENGINE FIRE ACKNOWLEDGE CIRRUS AIRFRAME PARACHUTE SYSTEM USE FOR EMERGENCIES ONLY SEAT BELTS MUST BE WORN AT ALL TIMES TO ACTIVATE: PULL HANDLE DOWN STEADILY, BOTH HANDS PUSH TO DISCHARGE ARMED WHEN LIT CABIN PRESSURE PRESS TO DUMP NO SMOKING FASTEN SEAT BELTS MASK MIC ON ARMED RESET TEST ELT SF50_FM02_0038B 2-74 TAFM 17-09R1

5 CIRRUS SECTION 3: EMERGENCY PROCEDURES IN-FLIGHT CAS PROCEDURES Landing Without Aileron Control 1. Flaps... 50% 2. Trim... V REF 3. Thrust Lever... A/R 4. Use rudder as necessary to align the aircraft with the runway. Landing Without Elevator Control 1. Use manual trim wheel to control pitch attitude. 2. Flaps... 50% 3. Make small pitch and power changes and prepare for landing configuration early. After touchdown and after the nose wheel is on the ground: 4. Brakes...A/R Landing Without Rudder Control NOTE Avoid crosswind conditions if possible. 1. Touchdown... ACCOMPLISH 2. Maintain directional control on ground, using brakes and ailerons as required. TAFM 17-09R1 3-39

6 SECTION 3: EMERGENCY PROCEDURES IN-FLIGHT CAS PROCEDURES CAPS Activation CIRRUS WARNING The recommended CAPS activation speed is one that is less than 135 KIAS and 145 KTAS, whichever is lower, which will result in immediate parachute deployment. It is important for the operator to make all reasonable efforts to slow to the minimum possible airspeed prior to CAPS activation. This is necessary to minimize loads on the airframe and aircraft occupants and increase the chances of a successful outcome. If CAPS is activated at higher speeds, the system is designed to delay deployment of the parachute until the autopilot (triggered by handle pull) slows the airplane to the parachute deployment envelope. Do not attempt to overpower or disconnect the autopilot. The time required for the autopilot to slow the airplane from 250 KIAS (level flight) to the parachute deployment envelope has been demonstrated to be seconds. Flying at a slower airspeed when CAPS is activated will reduce this time. In any event, the system will automatically deploy the parachute approximately 30 seconds after CAPS activation regardless of airspeed. CAPS deployment will likely result in damage or loss to the airframe and possible injury to the aircraft occupants. Seat belts must be worn at all times. Jerking or rapidly pulling the CAPS activation handle will greatly increase the pull forces required to activate the rocket. Use a firm and steady pulling motion a chin-up type pull ensures successful activation. (Continued on next page) 3-40 TAFM 17-09R1

7 CIRRUS SECTION 3: EMERGENCY PROCEDURES IN-FLIGHT CAS PROCEDURES (Continued) 1. Activation Handle (both hands)...pull DOWN STEADILY 2. Oxygen Masks (above 15,000 ft)... DON, 100% a. L / R MIC Switches...MASK MIC b. Passenger Oxygen... ENSURE PASSENGERS ARE RECEIVING OXYGEN NOTE Passenger oxygen is unavailable unless cabin altitude exceeds 10,000 ft. 3. ENGINE FIRE ACKNOWLEDGE Switch... LIFT GUARD, TOGGLE 4. ELT...VERIFY ON 5. Landing Gear... UP Turn the BAT/GEN Switches OFF after completing any necessary radio communications. 6. BAT/GEN Switches (below 15,000 ft)... OFF 7. Loose Items... SECURE 8. Seat Belts...TIGHTEN 9. Assume emergency landing body position. After airplane comes to a complete stop: 10. Evacuate quickly and move upwind, well clear of the aircraft and parachute. NOTE In the event the cabin remains pressurized at touchdown, the egress hatch may not be removable. In the event the landing gear is not extended prior to touchdown, the lower half of the clamshell cabin door will not completely open with the belly of the aircraft resting on the ground. TAFM 17-09R1 3-41

8 SECTION 3: EMERGENCY PROCEDURES IN-FLIGHT CAS PROCEDURES Emergency Ground Egress CIRRUS 1. Engine Knob...OFF 2. Engine Button...PRESS (MOMENTARY) 3. BAT 1 and BAT 2 Switches...OFF 4. Egress aircraft through exits. AFCS Alerts WARNING While exiting the airplane, make sure evacuation path is clear of aircraft and other hazards. NOTE In instances when the engine cannot be shut off, and has to be left running, set the parking brake prior to evacuating the airplane. For more information on AFCS alerts, refer to SF50 Garmin Cockpit Reference Guide TAFM 17-09R1