Cessna 150 — Emergency Procedures

This document outlines the emergency procedures for the Cessna 150 aircraft. It provides critical information for pilots on how to handle various emergency situations, including engine failures, precautionary landings, ditching, and fires both on the ground and in flight. The procedures are designed to ensure the safety of the aircraft and its occupants during emergencies. Each section details specific actions to take, including airspeeds, control settings, and safety measures. This guide serves as an essential reference for pilots operating the Cessna 150, ensuring they are prepared to respond effectively in emergency scenarios.

• Airspeed for engine failure after take-off: 70 MPH
• Airspeed for engine failure during flight: 75 MPH
• Recommended airspeed for emergency landing: 75 MPH (flaps up), 65 MPH (flaps down)
• Ditching approach: 40° flaps, 65 MPH, maintain 300 ft/min descent
• In case of engine fire during start, continue cranking to attempt a start
• For electrical fire, turn off master switch and all electrical switches.