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Cessna 208 Caravan Startup Checklist

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General Aviation1980s

AIRCRAFT BRIEF

The Cessna 208 Caravan first flew on December 9, 1982, and entered FAA-certified production in 1984 as a rugged single-engine utility turboprop built for austere operations. Powered by the Pratt and Whitney Canada PT6A-114A delivering 675 shp, it became the backbone of bush flying, cargo, skydiving, and regional feeder operations worldwide. Its high-wing design with optional floats or skis made it uniquely versatile, and it remains in continuous production with over 2,600 delivered to operators in more than 100 countries.

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SPECIFICATIONS

manufacturer: Cessna (Textron Aviation)
first Flight: 1982
role: Single-engine utility turboprop
crew: 1 pilot + up to 9 passengers
engines: 1x Pratt and Whitney Canada PT6A-114A (675 shp)
max Speed: 344 km/h (186 kts)
range: 1,982 km (1,070 nmi)
ceiling: 25,000 ft
weight: 3,629 kg (MTOW)

Sources: Cessna 208 Caravan - Wikipedia, Cessna Caravan - AOPA

FLIGHT2.17.1Checklist

Cessna 208 CaravanMSFS 2024 · Startup Checklist · 281 steps · 20 phases

DATE PILOT TAIL

PHS 1 - Pre-Flight Planning8 steps

	01	Weather Briefing (METAR / TAF)REVIEWEDNOTE: Check departure, enroute, destination and alternate weather. POH Section 2 outside air temperature limits: cold day -54 degC sea level to 25,000 ft; hot day ground operations +53 degC sea level to 5,000 ft.
	02	NOTAMsREVIEWEDNOTE: Check runway closures, TFRs, airspace restrictions and destination field conditions.
	03	Fuel RequiredCALCULATEDNOTE: POH Section 2: usable fuel 332 US gal with both tanks on (165 US gal per tank on a single tank). POH Section 5 cruise, 10,000 ft, 8000 lb, ISA: 1900 RPM max cruise 1669 ft-lbs = 379 pph (about 57 US gal/hr at 6.7 lb/gal) for 186 KTAS; best-range 1175 ft-lbs = 276 pph (about 41 US gal/hr) for 154 KTAS.
	04	Weight and BalanceWITHIN LIMITSCAUTION: POH Section 2 weight limits: max ramp 8035 lb, max takeoff 8000 lb, max landing 7800 lb. CG forward limit 162.41 in at 4200 lb varying straight-line to 174.06 in at 8000 lb; aft limit 184.35 in at all weights.
	05	Takeoff and Landing DistancesCALCULATEDNOTE: POH Section 5 short field (flaps 20 deg, 1900 RPM, paved level dry runway, zero wind), 8000 lb, sea level: 20 degC ground roll 1195 ft, 2110 ft over a 50 ft obstacle. Increase ground roll 15 percent on dry grass.
	06	Charts and Approach PlatesREVIEWEDNOTE: Review departure, enroute, destination and alternate charts.
	07	Flight PlanFILED
	08	Maximum Operating AltitudeNOTEDNOTE: POH Section 2: certificated maximum operating altitude 25,000 ft.

PHS 2 - Preflight Inspection - Cabin26 steps

	01	Pilot's Operating Handbook and Other Required DocumentsAVAILABLE IN THE AIRPLANE
	02	Control LocksREMOVENOTE: Disengage rudder lock, if installed.
	03	Parking BrakeSET
	04	All SwitchesOFF
	05	All Circuit BreakersIN
	06	Static Pressure Alternate Source ValveOFF
	07	Inertial Separator T-HandleNORMAL
	08	Standby Flap Motor Switch (Overhead)GUARDED NORM
	09	Oxygen Supply Pressure (if installed)CHECK
	10	Oxygen Masks (if installed)CHECK AVAILABLE
	11	Fuel Selector ValvesCHECK ON AND FEEL AGAINST STOPS
	12	Fuel Totalizer (if installed)RESET AS REQUIRED
	13	Radar (if installed)OFF
	14	Air Conditioner (if installed)OFF
	15	Bleed Air Heat SwitchOFF
	16	Emergency Power LeverNORMALNOTE: If applicable, check the copper witness wire is present and intact.
	17	Trim ControlsSET
	18	Fuel ShutoffON
	19	Cabin Heat Firewall Shutoff ControlCHECK IN
	20	Battery SwitchON
	21	Avionics Power Switch No. 2ONNOTE: Check audibly that the avionics cooling fan is operating.
	22	Avionics Power Switch No. 2OFF
	23	Fuel Quantity IndicatorsCHECK QUANTITY
	24	Wing FlapsFULL DOWN
	25	Pitot/Static and Stall Heat SwitchesON FOR 30 SECONDS, THEN OFFNOTE: Ensure pitot/static tube covers are removed.
	26	Battery SwitchOFF

PHS 3 - Preflight Inspection - Exterior65 steps

	01	Left Side - Fuel Reservoir DrainDRAINWARNING: It is the pilot's responsibility to ensure the fuel supply is clean. Sample fuel from all nine drain locations during each preflight and after every refueling; if water is observed take further samples until clear.NOTE: Bottom of fuselage or left side of cargo pod. Use a fuel sampler to check for water, sediment and proper fuel before each flight and after each refueling.
	02	Left Side - Main Landing GearCHECKNOTE: Proper tire inflation and condition of gear.
	03	Left Side - Inboard Fuel Tank Sump and External Sump Quick-Drain ValvesDRAIN
	04	Left Wing Leading Edge - Wing Strut Deice Boots (if installed)CHECKNOTE: Tears, abrasion and cleanliness.
	05	Left Wing Leading Edge - Wing Tie-DownDISCONNECT
	06	Left Wing Leading Edge - Wing Deice Boots (if installed)CHECK
	07	Left Wing Leading Edge - Stall Warning VaneCHECKNOTE: Freedom of movement, audible warning and warmth.
	08	Left Wing Leading Edge - Pitot/Static TubeCHECKNOTE: Security, openings for stoppage and warmth.
	09	Left Wing Leading Edge - Landing and Taxi LightsCHECK CONDITION AND CLEANLINESS
	10	Left Wing Leading Edge - Fuel QuantityVISUALLY CHECK FOR DESIRED LEVEL
	11	Left Wing Leading Edge - Fuel Filler CapSECURE
	12	Left Wing Leading Edge - Outboard Fuel Tank Sump Quick-Drain Valve (if installed)DRAINNOTE: Required if the airplane is parked with one wing low on a sloping ramp.
	13	Left Wing Leading Edge - Navigation and Strobe LightsCHECK CONDITION AND CLEANLINESS
	14	Left Wing Trailing Edge - Fuel Tank VentCHECK FOR OBSTRUCTIONS
	15	Left Wing Trailing Edge - Aileron and Servo TabCHECK CONDITION AND SECURITY
	16	Left Wing Trailing Edge - Static WicksCHECK CONDITION
	17	Left Wing Trailing Edge - SpoilerCHECK CONDITION AND SECURITY
	18	Left Wing Trailing Edge - FlapCHECK CONDITION AND SECURITY
	19	Empennage - BaggageCHECK SECURE THROUGH CARGO DOOR
	20	Empennage - Cargo DoorCLOSED AND LATCHED
	21	Empennage - Tail Tie-DownDISCONNECT
	22	Empennage - Deice Boots (if installed)CHECK
	23	Empennage - Rudder Gust Lock (if installed)DISENGAGE
	24	Empennage - Control Surfaces and Elevator Trim TabsCHECKWARNING: In cold weather remove even small accumulations of frost, ice or snow from the tail and control surfaces. Exercise caution to avoid distorting the vortex generators on the horizontal stabilizer while deicing.NOTE: Condition, security, freedom of movement and tab position.
	25	Empennage - Static WicksCHECK CONDITION
	26	Empennage - Passenger Entry Door (if installed)CLOSED AND LATCHED
	27	Right Wing Trailing Edge - FlapCHECK CONDITION AND SECURITY
	28	Right Wing Trailing Edge - SpoilerCHECK CONDITION AND SECURITY
	29	Right Wing Trailing Edge - Aileron and Trim TabCHECK CONDITION AND SECURITY
	30	Right Wing Trailing Edge - Static WicksCHECK CONDITION
	31	Right Wing Trailing Edge - Fuel Tank VentCHECK FOR OBSTRUCTIONS
	32	Right Wing Leading Edge - Navigation and Strobe LightsCHECK CONDITION AND CLEANLINESS
	33	Right Wing Leading Edge - Fuel QuantityVISUALLY CHECK FOR DESIRED LEVEL
	34	Right Wing Leading Edge - Fuel Filler CapSECURE
	35	Right Wing Leading Edge - Outboard Fuel Tank Sump Quick-Drain Valve (if installed)DRAIN
	36	Right Wing Leading Edge - Pitot/Static TubeCHECKNOTE: Security, openings for stoppage and warmth.
	37	Right Wing Leading Edge - Landing and Taxi LightsCHECK CONDITION AND CLEANLINESS
	38	Right Wing Leading Edge - Wing Deice Boots (if installed)CHECK
	39	Right Wing Leading Edge - Radome (if installed)CHECK CONDITION AND SECURITY
	40	Right Wing Leading Edge - Wing Tie-DownDISCONNECT
	41	Right Wing Leading Edge - Wing Strut Deice Boots (if installed)CHECK
	42	Right Wing Leading Edge - Inboard Fuel Tank Sump and External Sump Quick-Drain ValvesDRAIN
	43	Right Wing Leading Edge - Main Landing GearCHECKNOTE: Proper tire inflation and condition of gear.
	44	Nose - Exhaust Cover (if installed)REMOVE
	45	Nose - Cowling (Right Side)OPEN AND CHECK CONDITION AND SECURITY
	46	Nose - Engine (Right Side)CHECKWARNING: Avoid touching the output connectors, coupling nuts or ignition exciter with bare hands.NOTE: General condition, security, fuel and oil leakage and damage to any components.
	47	Nose - BatteryCHECK CONDITION AND SECURITYNOTE: Power cables secure.
	48	Nose - Exhaust SystemCHECKNOTE: Condition, security, cracks, distortion and damage.
	49	Nose - Cowling (Right Side)CLOSE AND LATCH
	50	Nose - Air Inlet CoversREMOVE
	51	Nose - Air InletsCHECKNOTE: Starter/generator blast tube opening, oil cooler inlet (right) and engine induction air inlet (left) for condition, restrictions and debris.
	52	Nose - Propeller AnchorREMOVE
	53	Nose - PropellerCHECKNOTE: Blades for nicks, gouges, looseness of material, erosion, cracks and debonds; lightning strike (darkened area near tips); anti-ice boots for security and evidence of grease and oil leaks.
	54	Nose - Propeller SpinnerCHECK CONDITION AND SECURITY
	55	Nose - Nose Wheel Strut and TireCHECKNOTE: Condition, red over-travel indicator block and cable intact (not fallen into view), and proper tire inflation.
	56	Nose - Cowling (Left Side)OPEN AND CHECK CONDITION AND SECURITY
	57	Nose - Engine (Left Side)CHECKNOTE: General condition, security, fuel and oil leakage and damage to any components.
	58	Nose - Inertial Separator Bypass OutletCHECK CLOSEDNOTE: Duct free of debris.
	59	Nose - Oil Dipstick/Filler CapCHECK LEVEL AND SECUREWARNING: Ensure the oil dipstick cap is securely latched down. Operating the engine with less than the recommended oil level and with the dipstick cap unlatched will result in excessive oil loss and eventual engine stoppage.NOTE: Fill to within 1-1/2 quarts of MAX HOT or MAX COLD (as appropriate) on the dipstick. Markings indicate US quarts low if oil is hot.
	60	Nose - Fuel FilterCHECK FUEL FILTER BYPASS FLAG FLUSH
	61	Nose - Brake Fluid ReservoirCHECK LEVEL
	62	Nose - Cowling (Left Side)CLOSE AND LATCH
	63	Nose - Fuel Filter Quick-Drain ValveDRAIN
	64	Nose - Fuel Drain CanDRAIN UNTIL EMPTY
	65	Nose - Fuel Pump Drain Reservoir (if installed)DRAIN UNTIL EMPTY

PHS 4 - Before Starting Engine28 steps

	01	Preflight Inspection and Weight and Balance CheckCOMPLETE
	02	All Key Locking Cabin DoorsUNLOCKEDNOTE: Except cargo configured aircraft; the cargo door may be locked if no passengers occupy the cargo section.
	03	Passenger BriefingCOMPLETE
	04	Cabin DoorsLATCHEDNOTE: Check aft doors.
	05	Left Crew Door Lock Override Knob and Right Crew Door Inside LockUNLOCKED
	06	Parking BrakeSETNOTE: Pull control out and depress brake pedals.
	07	Control LockREMOVE
	08	Seats, Seat Belts, Shoulder HarnessesADJUST AND SECUREWARNING: Failure to properly utilize seat belts and shoulder harnesses could result in serious or fatal injury in the event of an accident.NOTE: Crew seat lock indicator pin(s) extended.
	09	SwitchesOFF
	10	Ignition SwitchNORM
	11	Circuit BreakersCHECK IN
	12	Fuel Tank SelectorsLEFT ON, RIGHT ON
	13	Radar (if installed)OFF
	14	Air Conditioner (if installed)OFF
	15	Bleed Air Heat SwitchOFFCAUTION: Leaving the bleed air heat switch ON may result in a hot start or abnormal acceleration to idle.
	16	Cabin Heat Mixing Air ControlFLT-PUSH
	17	Emergency Power LeverNORMAL
	18	Power LeverIDLE
	19	Propeller Control LeverMAX (FULL FORWARD)
	20	Fuel Condition LeverCUTOFF
	21	Rudder Lock (if installed)TURN AND PUSH TO UNLOCK
	22	Fuel ShutoffON (PUSH IN)
	23	Battery SwitchON
	24	Wing FlapsUP
	25	No Smoking / Seat Belt Sign Switches (if installed)ON AS REQUIRED
	26	Fire Detector Test SwitchPRESS-TO-TEST
	27	Annunciator Panel Lamp Test SwitchPRESS-TO-TESTNOTE: All annunciator lamps illuminate and both Fuel Selectors Off warning horns are activated.
	28	Annunciator Panel Day/Night SwitchSET

PHS 5 - Starting Engine (Battery Start)17 steps

	01	Battery SwitchON
	02	Volt/AmmeterCHECK (24 VOLTS MINIMUM)CAUTION: A minimum battery voltage of 24 volts is not always an indication that the battery is near full charge or in good condition, especially with the optional Ni-Cad battery. If gas generator acceleration in the initial part of the start is less than normally observed, return the fuel condition lever to CUTOFF and discontinue the start.
	03	Emergency Power LeverNORMAL (FULL AFT)CAUTION: Ensure that the emergency power lever is in the NORMAL (full aft) position or an over-temperature condition will result during engine start.NOTE: Check EMERGENCY POWER LEVER annunciator OFF.
	04	Propeller AreaCLEAR
	05	Fuel Boost SwitchON AND OBSERVENOTE: AUX FUEL PUMP ON annunciator ON, FUEL PRESS LOW annunciator OFF, and no fuel flow.
	06	Starter SwitchSTART AND OBSERVECAUTION: POH Section 2 starting cycle limits using the airplane battery: 30 seconds ON / 60 seconds OFF, 30 seconds ON / 60 seconds OFF, 30 seconds ON / 30 minutes OFF.NOTE: IGNITION ON annunciator CHECK ON; engine oil pressure CHECK for indication; Ng STABLE (12 percent minimum).
	07	Fuel Condition LeverLOW IDLE AND OBSERVEWARNING: ITT maximum during start is 1090 degC, limited to 2 seconds. If ITT climbs rapidly towards 1090 degC, be prepared to return the fuel condition lever to CUTOFF. If no ITT rise is observed within 10 seconds of moving the lever to LOW IDLE, move it to CUTOFF and perform the Engine Clearing Procedure.NOTE: Move to LOW IDLE once Ng is stable at 12 percent minimum. Check fuel flow 80 to 110 pph.
	08	Ng52 PERCENT MINIMUMCAUTION: Under hot OAT and/or high ground elevation conditions, idle ITT may exceed the maximum idle ITT limitation of 685 degC. Increase Ng and/or reduce accessory load to maintain ITT within limits.
	09	Starter SwitchOFFNOTE: Check STARTER ENERGIZED annunciator OFF. With a cold engine or after a battery start it may be necessary to advance the power lever slightly ahead of the idle detent to maintain a minimum idle of 52 percent Ng; advance the power lever to obtain approximately 55 percent Ng before turning the starter switch OFF.
	10	Engine InstrumentsCHECK
	11	GeneratorCHECKNOTE: GENERATOR OFF annunciator OFF and battery charging.
	12	Fuel Boost SwitchNORMNOTE: Check AUX FUEL PUMP ON annunciator OFF.
	13	Avionics No. 1 and No. 2 Power SwitchesON
	14	Navigation Lights and Flashing Beacon (if installed)ON AS REQUIRED
	15	Suction GaugeCHECK
	16	Cabin Heating, Ventilating and Defrosting ControlsAS DESIRED
	17	RadiosAS REQUIRED

PHS 6 - Starting Engine (Auxiliary Power Start)25 steps

	01	Battery SwitchONNOTE: Auxiliary power unit must be 24-28 volt, minimum 800 amp and maximum 1700 amp capacity.
	02	External Power SwitchOFF
	03	Volt/AmmeterCHECK (20 VOLTS MINIMUM)
	04	Battery SwitchOFF
	05	Auxiliary Power UnitENGAGE, THEN ON
	06	External Power SwitchBUS
	07	Volt/AmmeterCHECK 24 TO 28.5 VOLTS
	08	Battery SwitchON
	09	External Power SwitchSTARTER
	10	Emergency Power LeverNORMALCAUTION: Ensure the emergency power lever is in the NORMAL position or an overtemperature condition will result during engine start.NOTE: Check EMERGENCY POWER LEVER annunciator OFF.
	11	PropellerCLEAR
	12	Fuel Boost SwitchON AND OBSERVECAUTION: If the auxiliary power unit drops off the line, initiate engine shutdown.NOTE: AUX FUEL PUMP ON annunciator ON, FUEL PRESS LOW annunciator OFF, and no fuel flow.
	13	Starter SwitchSTART AND OBSERVECAUTION: POH Section 2 starting cycle limits using external power: 20 seconds ON / 120 seconds OFF, 20 seconds ON / 120 seconds OFF, 20 seconds ON / 60 minutes OFF.NOTE: IGNITION ON annunciator CHECK ON; engine oil pressure CHECK for indication; Ng STABLE (12 percent minimum).
	14	Fuel Condition LeverLOW IDLE AND OBSERVEWARNING: ITT maximum during start is 1090 degC, limited to 2 seconds. If ITT climbs rapidly towards 1090 degC, be prepared to return the fuel condition lever to CUTOFF.NOTE: Fuel flow 80 to 110 pph. Ng 52 percent minimum.
	15	Starter SwitchOFFNOTE: Check STARTER ENERGIZED annunciator OFF.
	16	Engine InstrumentsCHECK
	17	External Power SwitchOFF
	18	Auxiliary Power UnitOFF, THEN DISENGAGE
	19	GeneratorCHECKNOTE: GENERATOR OFF annunciator OFF and battery charging.
	20	Fuel Boost SwitchNORMNOTE: Check AUX FUEL PUMP ON annunciator OFF.
	21	Avionics No. 1 and No. 2 Power SwitchesON
	22	Navigation Lights and Flashing Beacon (if installed)ON AS REQUIRED
	23	Suction GaugeCHECK
	24	Cabin Heating, Ventilating and Defrosting ControlsAS DESIRED
	25	RadiosAS REQUIRED

PHS 7 - Taxiing2 steps

	01	BrakesCHECKNOTE: For improved brake life the propeller BETA range may be used during taxi with minimum blade erosion, up to the point where Ng increases against the beta range spring.
	02	Flight InstrumentsCHECK

PHS 8 - Before Takeoff28 steps

	01	Parking BrakeSET
	02	Seats, Seat Belts, Shoulder HarnessesCHECK SECUREWARNING: Failure to properly utilize seat belts and shoulder harnesses could result in serious or fatal injury in the event of an accident.
	03	Flight ControlsFREE AND CORRECT
	04	Flight InstrumentsCHECK AND SET
	05	Fuel Boost SwitchRECHECK NORM
	06	Fuel Tank SelectorsRECHECK BOTH ON
	07	Fuel QuantityRECHECK
	08	Fuel ShutoffRECHECK FULLY ON
	09	Elevator, Aileron and Rudder Trim ControlsSET FOR TAKEOFF
	10	Power Lever400 FT-LBSNOTE: With torque set at 400 ft-lbs: check suction gauge; check volt/ammeter and return the selector to BATT; check the inertial separator by turning the control counterclockwise and pulling to BYPASS, noting the torque drop, then returning to NORMAL and checking the original torque is regained; check engine instruments including minimum oil temperature required for flight.
	11	Overspeed GovernorCHECKNOTE: First flight of the day and after maintenance. Propeller control lever MAX, press and hold the Overspeed Governor Test Switch, advance the power lever - the propeller should stabilize at 1750 +/- 60 RPM - then power lever IDLE and release the switch.
	12	Power LeverIDLE
	13	Quadrant Friction LockADJUST
	14	Standby Power (if installed)CHECK
	15	Autopilot (if installed)PREFLIGHT TEST
	16	Known Icing System (if installed)PREFLIGHT COMPLETENOTE: Required prior to any flight in icing conditions.
	17	Pitot/Static HeatON WHEN OAT IS BELOW 4 degC (40 degF)
	18	Ice ProtectionAS REQUIRED
	19	Avionics and Radar (if installed)CHECK AND SET
	20	GPS/NAV SwitchSET
	21	Strobe LightsAS REQUIRED
	22	AnnunciatorsEXTINGUISHED OR CONSIDERED
	23	Wing FlapsSET FOR TAKEOFFNOTE: 10 deg normal, 20 deg short field. POH Section 2 approved takeoff flap range is 0 deg to 20 deg.
	24	Cabin Heat Mixing Air ControlFLT-PUSH
	25	WindowCLOSE
	26	BrakesRELEASE
	27	Fuel Condition LeverHIGH IDLE
	28	Standby Power Switch (if installed)ONWARNING: When ground icing conditions are present, a pre-takeoff contamination check should be conducted by the pilot in command within 5 minutes of takeoff, preferably just prior to taxiing onto the active runway.NOTE: STANDBY POWER INOP annunciator OFF.

PHS 9 - Takeoff - Normal6 steps

	01	Wing Flaps0 DEG TO 20 DEG (10 DEG RECOMMENDED)
	02	PowerSET FOR TAKEOFFWARNING: POH Section 2 takeoff limits: torque 1865 ft-lbs, ITT 805 degC, Ng 101.6 percent, propeller 1900 RPM. When ITT exceeds 765 degC this power setting is time limited to 5 minutes.NOTE: Refer to Section 5 for takeoff power. Observe takeoff ITT and Ng limits.
	03	AnnunciatorsCHECK
	04	Rotate70-75 KIAS
	05	Climb Speed85-95 KIAS
	06	Wing FlapsRETRACT AFTER REACHING 90 KIAS

PHS 10 - Takeoff - Short Field8 steps

	01	Wing Flaps20 DEG
	02	BrakesAPPLY
	03	PowerSET FOR TAKEOFFNOTE: Refer to Section 5 for takeoff power. Observe takeoff ITT and Ng limits.
	04	AnnunciatorsCHECK
	05	BrakesRELEASE
	06	Rotate70 KIAS
	07	Climb Speed82 KIAS UNTIL ALL OBSTACLES ARE CLEAREDNOTE: Refer to Section 5 for speeds at reduced weights.
	08	Wing FlapsRETRACT AFTER REACHING 90 KIAS

PHS 11 - Enroute Climb - Cruise Climb5 steps

	01	Ice ProtectionAS REQUIRED
	02	Pitot/Static HeatON WHEN OAT IS BELOW 4 degC (40 degF)
	03	Airspeed115-125 KIAS
	04	Propeller1600-1900 RPMNOTE: To achieve maximum flat rated horsepower, use a minimum of 1800 RPM.
	05	TorqueSETCAUTION: For every 10 degC below -30 degC ambient temperature, reduce the maximum allowable Ng by 2.2 percent.NOTE: Refer to the RPM/MAX TORQUE placard for the corresponding RPM. Observe maximum climb ITT (765 degC) and Ng limits. Engine operations which exceed 740 degC ITT may reduce engine life.

PHS 12 - Maximum Performance Climb5 steps

	01	Ice ProtectionAS REQUIRED
	02	Pitot/Static HeatON WHEN OAT IS BELOW 4 degC (40 degF)
	03	Airspeed107 KIAS AT SEA LEVELNOTE: 101 KIAS at 10,000 ft and 91 KIAS at 20,000 ft. Best angle of climb is 90 KIAS.
	04	Propeller1900 RPM
	05	Torque1865 FT-LBS MAXIMUMNOTE: Observe maximum climb ITT (765 degC) and Ng limits. Engine operations which exceed 740 degC ITT may reduce engine life.

PHS 13 - Cruise4 steps

	01	Ice ProtectionAS REQUIRED
	02	Pitot/Static HeatON WHEN OAT IS BELOW 4 degC (40 degF)
	03	Propeller1600 TO 1900 RPM
	04	PowerSET PER CRUISE POWER TABLESCAUTION: For every 10 degC below -30 degC ambient temperature, reduce the maximum allowable Ng by 2.2 percent.NOTE: Observe maximum cruise ITT (740 degC) and Ng limits. The highest torque shown for each temperature and RPM is the maximum allowable cruise power; the lowest is the recommended best-range setting in zero wind.

PHS 14 - Descent6 steps

	01	Ice ProtectionAS REQUIRED
	02	Pitot/Static HeatON WHEN OAT IS BELOW 4 degC (40 degF)
	03	No Smoking / Seat Belt Sign Switches (if installed)AS REQUIRED
	04	AltimeterSET
	05	GPS/NAV SwitchSET
	06	PowerAS REQUIRED TO GIVE DESIRED RATE OF DESCENTNOTE: VMO is 175 KIAS - do not exceed this speed in any operation.

PHS 15 - Before Landing7 steps

	01	Seats, Seat Belts, Shoulder HarnessesSECUREWARNING: Failure to properly utilize seat belts and shoulder harnesses could result in serious or fatal injury in the event of an accident.
	02	Fuel Tank SelectorsLEFT ON, RIGHT ON
	03	Fuel Condition LeverHIGH IDLE
	04	Propeller Control LeverMAX (FULL FORWARD)
	05	Radar (if installed)STANDBY OR OFF
	06	Autopilot (if installed)OFF
	07	Wing FlapsAS DESIREDCAUTION: Refer to the Landing Distance table in Section 5 for anticipated ground roll and total distance requirements.NOTE: 0 deg to 10 deg below 175 KIAS, 10 deg to 20 deg below 150 KIAS, 20 deg to 30 deg below 125 KIAS. POH Section 2 approved landing flap range is 0 deg to 30 deg, and 0 deg to 20 deg in icing conditions.

PHS 16 - Landing - Normal6 steps

	01	Airspeed95-110 KIAS (FLAPS UP)
	02	Wing FlapsAS DESIREDNOTE: Flaps down preferred.
	03	Airspeed75-85 KIAS (FLAPS FULL DOWN)
	04	TouchdownMAIN WHEELS FIRST
	05	Power LeverBETA RANGE AFTER TOUCHDOWN
	06	BrakesAS REQUIRED

PHS 17 - Landing - Short Field7 steps

	01	Wing FlapsFULL DOWN
	02	Airspeed78 KIASNOTE: Refer to Section 5 for speeds at reduced weights.
	03	Power LeverREDUCE TO IDLE AFTER CLEARING OBSTACLES
	04	TouchdownMAIN WHEELS FIRST
	05	Power LeverBETA RANGE AFTER TOUCHDOWNNOTE: Lever against spring. Further reduction of landing roll will result from use of reverse thrust; reverse power operation is limited to one minute.
	06	BrakesAPPLY HEAVILYNOTE: Hold the elevator control full aft.
	07	Wing FlapsRETRACT FOR MAXIMUM BRAKE EFFECTIVENESS

PHS 18 - Balked Landing4 steps

	01	Power LeverADVANCE FOR TAKEOFF POWER
	02	Wing FlapsRETRACT TO 20 DEG
	03	Climb Speed77 KIAS UNTIL OBSTACLES ARE CLEARED
	04	Wing FlapsRETRACT AFTER REACHING SAFE ALTITUDE AND 90 KIAS

PHS 19 - After Landing6 steps

	01	Wing FlapsUP
	02	Ice Protection EquipmentOFF
	03	Standby Power Switch (if installed)OFF
	04	Strobe LightsOFF
	05	Landing and Taxi LightsAS REQUIRED
	06	Fuel Condition LeverLOW IDLE WHEN CLEAR OF THE RUNWAYCAUTION: If the fuel condition lever is moved past the LOW IDLE position and Ng falls below 53 percent, moving the lever back to LOW IDLE can cause an ITT over-temperature condition. If the engine has started to shut down, allow it to complete its shutdown sequence and then perform a normal start.

PHS 20 - Shutdown and Securing Airplane18 steps

	01	Parking BrakeSET
	02	Avionics SwitchesOFF
	03	Standby Power Switch (if installed)OFF
	04	Fuel Boost SwitchOFF
	05	Bleed Air Heat, Ventilation Fans and Air ConditionerOFF
	06	Power LeverIDLE
	07	ITTSTABILIZED AT MINIMUM TEMPERATURE FOR ONE MINUTE
	08	Propeller Control LeverFEATHER
	09	Fuel Condition LeverCUTOFF
	10	Oxygen Supply Control Lever (if installed)OFF
	11	Lighting SwitchesOFF
	12	Battery SwitchOFF
	13	ControlsLOCK
	14	Fuel Tank SelectorsLEFT OFF OR RIGHT OFFNOTE: Turn the high wing tank off if parked on a sloping surface to prevent cross feeding.
	15	Tie-Downs and ChocksAS REQUIRED
	16	External CoversINSTALL
	17	Fuel FilterCHECK FUEL FILTER BYPASS FLAG FLUSH
	18	Oil Breather Drain CanDRAIN UNTIL EMPTYNOTE: A brief postflight inspection - a visual check for condition, security, leakage and tire inflation - is recommended.