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Cessna™ 152© Cessna Aircraft Company.
Maximum Takeoff Weight: 1,670 Pounds.
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Cessna 152 data (presented by runwaydata.com) are mainly derived from the Cessna Model 152 Information Manual. If more extensive formats are desired, performance engineering manuals are available. All C-152 performance tables, charts, and graphs are based on procedures for "short field" takeoff performance. These procedures are outlined in your up-to-date FAA Approved POH. Many pilots appreciate "explanations" with respect to rules.

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Anytime the FAA or NTSB investigates an accident, they are looking for probable causation that may arise through a criminal act, something technical or an environmental condition. Lawyers look to actual cause (what factually occurred) & proximate cause (legal/regulatory cause) of the accident. ALWAYS CONSULT A LAWYER FOR ISSUES THAT ARISE. Pilot error may infer negligence or an intentional act that an aviation attorney would be able to analyze by way of a controlling rule of law.

The following conditions are the basis for data:

1) Flaps - - 10 DEGREES
2) Throttle - - FULL PRIOR TO BRAKE RELEASE
3) Runway - - PAVED, LEVEL, & DRY
4) Field ELEV > 3,000 Feet - - MIXTURE LEANED (see POH)
5) Wind - - ZERO
Aircraft Performance Explanation for Takeoff from a High Altitude Airport.

John R. Smith
ISBN: 978-3-8364-8343-8
Paperback - VDM Verlag Dr. Mueller e.K. (Mar 2008) 112 pages. NexTag [US UK FRA GER]. List Price USD $57.60


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