Approved by the State Aviation Inspection of the Czechoslovak Federation Republic in Prague on he FLIGHT MANUAL L-39C ALBATROS N5683D SERIAL No. 931529 COMMANDERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR BRINGING THIS PUBLICATION TO THE ATTENTION OF ALL AFFECTED PERSONNEL 3 1991SECTION I oT Reproductions for nonmilitary use of the informations or illu- strations contained in this publication is not permitted with- out specific approval by the issuing authority. LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES NOTE: Whenever information of the text affected has been chan- ged, it will be indicated by a vertical line in the outher mar- gins of the page. Changes to illustrations may be indicated by a miniature pointing hand instead of the vertical line TOTAL NUMBER OF PAGES IN THIS PUBLICATION IS 349 /+5/ Date of issue for this Flight manual and for Pilot’s flight crew checklists is 1991 Page Change Page Change No. No. No. No. 1-91 1991 1 3-4 1991 L 34a 1991 1 3-5 1991 1 3-44-1992 1 s-6 1991. 1 5-9 ©1992 a 6-1 1992 a 6-2 1991 1 6-4-1992 1 6-42 1991 1 : 6-4b 1991 1 6-4c 1991 1 6-42-1991 1 6-5-1991 1 6-6 =: 1991 2 6-7 1991 1 1992 1 ° > Ae 0 4 If no page change is stated, then the page of the first copy issued in 1991 is still in force.SECTION I Scope. This manual contains all the information necessary for the safe and efficient operation of the L 39CT. These instruc- tions do not teach basic flight principles-but are designed to provide you with a general knowledge of the aircraft, its flight characteristics, and specific normal emergency procedures. Your flying experience is recognized; therefore, elementary instruc- tions have been avoided. Sound Judgement. The instructions in this manual are designed to provide for the needs of a crew unexperienced in the operation of this aircraft. This book provides the best possible operating structions under most circumstances, but it is a poor substitute for sound judgement. Multiple emergencies, adverse weather, ter- rain, etd. may require modification of the procedures described herein. Permissible Operations. This flight manual takes a “positive ap- proach” and normally tells you only what you can do. Any unusual operation or configuration (such as asymetrical load) is prohib ted unless specifically covered in the flight manual. Clearance must be obtained from the flight manual manager before any ques- tionable operation is attempted which is not specifically covered in the flight manual. Standardization and Arrangement. Standardization ensures that the scope and arrangement of all flight manuals are indentical. The manual is divided into ten fairly independent sections to simpli- fy reading it straight through or using it as a reference manual. The first three sections must be read thoroughly and fully under- stoood before attempting to fly the aircraft. The remaining sec- tions provide important information for safe and efficient mis- sion accomplishment. Checklists. The flight manual contains amplified normal and emer- gency procedures. Checklists contain these procedures in abbre- viated form and are issued as separate technical orders. Line items in the flight manual and checklists are identical with r