Cirrus SR22T G6 — Emergency Procedures

The CAPS Syllabus for the Cirrus SR22T G6 is designed to provide pilots with essential training on the Cirrus Airframe Parachute System (CAPS). This document emphasizes the importance of CAPS training for safe operation of the aircraft, detailing the necessary steps for effective deployment in emergencies. It outlines a structured training approach that includes ground training, muscle memory exercises, and flight training scenarios. The syllabus is intended for both initial and recurrent training, ensuring pilots are well-prepared to handle life-threatening situations. It highlights the significance of mental preparedness and decision-making skills in emergency scenarios, aiming to enhance the pilot's proficiency with CAPS.

• CAPS is designed to safely lower the aircraft in emergencies.
• Pilots should complete CAPS training every 6 months for proficiency.
• Immediate CAPS activation is recommended below 2,000 feet AGL during emergencies.
• Ground training includes understanding hazardous attitudes and CAPS procedures.
• Scenario-based training enhances decision-making skills for CAPS deployment.