Pilot's Operating Handbook for Cessna Citation SII
Cessna Citation SII · Pilot's Operating Handbook
Overview
This document serves as the Pilot's Operating Handbook (POH) for the Cessna Citation SII, providing essential information for pilots operating this aircraft model. It includes detailed specifications, operational procedures, and safety guidelines necessary for safe flight operations. The handbook is designed for both experienced pilots and those new to the Citation SII, ensuring that all users have access to critical information regarding aircraft performance, systems, and emergency procedures. The document is a vital resource for flight planning, in-flight operations, and adherence to regulatory requirements.
- Maximum takeoff weight: 12,500 lbs
- Cruise speed: approximately 400 knots
- Range: 1,800 nautical miles
- Engine thrust: 3,500 lbs per engine
- Emergency procedures must be followed as per the checklist.
Document
Source
Originally published by safepilots.org. Sprinkle hosts a reference copy with an added summary, specifications and searchable full text.
Document details
- Type
- Pilot's Operating Handbook
- Pages
- 2
- File size
- 316 KB
- Publisher
- safepilots.org
Common. Rarer than 24% of the aircraft models we track.
Most owners only have the POH. Here's the essential set for the Cessna Citation SII.
- Pilot's Operating Handbook / AFM
- Checklist
- Maintenance Manual
- Parts Catalog (IPC)
- Systems & Wiring
- Service Bulletins
- Type Certificate (TCDS)
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In this document
Aircraft Specifications
The Cessna Citation SII features a maximum takeoff weight of 12,500 lbs and a maximum landing weight of 11,000 lbs. The aircraft is powered by two Pratt & Whitney Canada JT15D-1A turbofan engines, each producing 3,500 lbs of thrust. The cruise speed is approximately 400 knots, with a range of 1,800 nautical miles.
Operating Procedures
Pilots must adhere to specific operating procedures outlined in the POH, including preflight checks, engine start procedures, and takeoff and landing protocols. The handbook emphasizes the importance of following checklists to ensure all systems are operational before flight.
Emergency Procedures
In the event of an emergency, the POH provides detailed procedures for various scenarios, including engine failure, cabin depressurization, and electrical system malfunctions. Pilots are instructed to follow the emergency checklist and communicate with air traffic control as necessary.
Weight and Balance
Proper weight and balance calculations are critical for safe flight operations. The POH includes charts and formulas to assist pilots in determining the aircraft's center of gravity and ensuring it remains within the specified limits.
Performance Data
The performance section provides essential data for takeoff and landing distances under various conditions, including weight, altitude, and temperature. For example, the takeoff distance at sea level on a standard day is approximately 3,000 feet.
Safety notes
- Always perform preflight checks as outlined in the POH.
- Follow emergency procedures promptly in case of system failures.
Full document text
Charles McDougal E-mail: pc12charlie@gmail.com Qualifications and Certificates Airline Transport Pilot Airplane multiengine land, C500 Second Class FAA Medical U.S. Passport FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit Flight Safety International San Antonio S550/C560 single pilot recurrent training June, 2016 Annual recurrent training accomplished in C500 series aircraft; FSI, CAE, SimCom Flight Safety International Wichita C550 Bravo initial training Feb. 2001 SimCom Orlando Pilatus PC12 initial training May 2000/recurrent 2001 Certified Flight Instructor Airplane Single and Multiengine Land, Instrument Airplane Total Flight Time: 10,743 PIC: 10,144 C550 Bravo: 823 Multiengine: 3251 Night: 1350 C550 SII: 670 Instrument: 953 Turbo Prop: 426 PC12: 426 Evaluator: 5000 Turbine Jet: 2592 C501SP: 700 C560: 334 Instructor: 3600 Work History Oct 2015 – Present Phipps Anderson Deacon LLP Chief Pilot/Citation S550 Chief Pilot in Part 91 flight department S550 single pilot operations Coordinate all aspects related to travel and perform all pilot duties. Track, schedule, and coordinate aircraft maintenance Jan 2006 – Oct 2015 Rio Grande Chemical/Rio Grande Railcar, McAllen, TX Chief Pilot/Citation C560 Chief Pilot in Part 91 flight department C560 single pilot operations Chief Pilot in Part 91 flight department C501SP Citation Coordinate all aspects related to travel and perform all pilot duties. Manage company hangar and fuel farm Track and schedule aircraft maintenance Oct. 2003 – Oct. 2005 Raul A. Marquez Orthopedic Surgery McAllen, TX Chief Pilot/Citation C550/SII Chief Pilot in Part 91 flight department C550 Citation SII Coordinate all aspects related to travel and perform all pilot duties. Track and schedule aircraft maintenance Wrote RVSM manuals and received FAA LOA for RVSM operations. Feb. 2001 – Oct. 2003 Paulino Bernal Evangelism, Inc.McAllen, TX Chief Pilot/ Citation C550 Bravo Captain Chief Pilot in Part 91 flight department C550 Citation Bravo Coordinated all aspects related to travel in the company airplane. Tracked and scheduled aircraft maintenance. Promoted to Chief Pilot - 08/2001 Charles McDougal Work History — Continued Sept 1999 – Dec. 2000 South Texas Air Freight, San Antonio, TX Chief Pilot Part 135 Wrote and received approval for on demand part 135 air carrier certificate. Wrote and received approval for a MEL and AAIP to be used under part 135. Received operations specifications and commenced operations under part 135 Managed the maintenance schedule of the company aircraft Ensured compliance with drug and alcohol testing requirements under Part 135 Flew on demand cargo and passenger operations conducted under Part 135 Feb 1999 – Feb 2014 FAA Designee Program San Antonio Flight Standards District FAA Designated Pilot Examiner Attended initial training at the FAA Designated Pilot Examiner initial seminar in Oklahoma City Achieved Designation by the San Antonio Flight Standards District Received authorization to conduct Practical Tests and issue temporary pilot certificates for Private Commercial, and Airline Transport Pilot certificates and Instrument and Multiengine ratings Received authorization to conduct flight instructor renewal, reinstatement and added rating tests Conduct Practical Tests for the above ratings throughout the San Antonio Flight Standards Dist Achieved examiner renewal on an annual basis, conducted over 2400 FAA practical tests February 1994 - May 1999 Wright Flyers Aviation San Antonio, TX Chief Flight Instructor/Chief Pilot Part 135 Hired, trained, and supervised a force of up to 35 flight instructors. Wrote and received FAA approval for improved and more efficient Part 141 commercial, instrument, and multiengine syllabi. Created and successfully administered an accelerated ab-initio training program for foreign students. This included the successful training of a team of 6 instructors in specialized techniques to optimize flight training on an accelerated schedule. Wrote efficient and complete checklist systems for all training aircraft Promoted to Chief Instructor, December 1997 Held the position of Chief Pilot for a single pilot part 135 air carrier certificate Drug test administrator for drug and alcohol testing required under part 135 Acted as the certifying official for flight training conducted under the Veterans Administration vocational flight training program Ensured all record keeping requirements were met as required by Part 141 and Part 135 Secured renewal of the Part 141 flight school certificate April 1995 - 1997 Adalid International San Antonio, TX Day Pilot Cessna Citation CE-525 First officer for international part 91 operations Education 1993 - 1995 Palo Alto College San Antonio, TX 40 hours completed toward Associate of Applied Science, Professional Pilot



