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Aircraft Characteristics Caution!Caution! Useuse Asas Guideguide Onlyonly Aircraft Characteristics Caution!Caution! UseUse asas GuideGuide OnlyOnly Low Wing Main Door Piper Warrior Latches top Fuel cutoff and side Single (PA28, Archer, Arrow, Cherokee) Between pilot seats 4 seats Piston, Avgas 100-250litre Similar Types: 2 Seats: (All have cockpit canopy) Grumman AA1. Piper Tomahawk. Chipmunk. Koliber/Rallye/Zlin. Victa Airtourer/CT4. Battery switch 4 seats: Mooney M20 Commander 112/114. On front panel Aerospatiale Tobago. (Both Gull-Wing door) Beech Musketeer/Bonanza. No door on Left 6 seats: Piper Saratoga/Lance. Piper Cherokee 6. All with rear door) 8 seats: Gippsland Airvan. Piper Malibu. (Multiple doors) 8 seat turboprop: Socata TBM700. Pilatus PC12 (Multiple Doors) (400-600 litres Jet A1) Cirrus SR20/22. Gull wing door. CAUTION! Pyrotechnic Ballistic Parachute device installed behind cockpit Caution! Battery/fuel locations differ by aircraft type High Wing Cessna Skyhawk Door Pilot C172/C182/C185, Skylane) Single Door 4 Seats Piston, Avgas100-250 litres Similar Types: Cessna 150/152 2 seats. Skyfox Gazelle 2 seats Piper Cub/Colt 2 seats. PiperTripacer 4 seats Fuel cutoff Between pilot Cessna 206 6-8 seats. (Rear door) Cessna 210 6 seats seats Biplanes: (Open cockpit) Pitts Special 1-2 seats. Tiger Moth 2 seats Stearman 2 seats. WACO 3 seats. Battery Turboprop: Cessna Caravan1: 10-14 seats 400 litres Jet A1 switch Multiple doors) LH side of pilot Caution! Battery/fuel locations differ by aircraft type Light Helicopter Robinson R22 Passenger Pilot 2 Seats. Piston, Avgas 100-150 litres Door Door Similar Types: Schweizer/Hughes 369 Rotorway executive Bell 47. Enstrom F28 Robinson R44 (4 seats) Battery Fuel cutoff switch Caution! Beware Spinning Main Blades Behind LH On Front Instrument and Tail Rotor. If helicopter tips over Passenger seat blades may shatter at high speed Panel Caution! Battery/fuel locations differ by helicopter type Medium Embraer Bandeirante Front Hatch 18 Seats. , Jet A1 1,000-2,000 litres Main Turboprop Door Similar Types: Beech Kingair: 9-12 seats. Rear door. Piper Cheyenne: 6-8 seats Rear door Overwing Fairchild Metro/Merlin: 6-14 seats front/Rear door Hatch Commander: 6-8 seats. High wing front door. Cessna Conquest/ Caravan 2: Overwing 6-10 seats. rear door Battery Cargo Hatch switch Door LH side overhead Panel Caution! Battery/fuel locations differ by aircraft type Aircraft Commander sits on LEFT in Fixed Wing, on RIGHT in helicopter Fuel tank location Updated August 2007 Aircraft Characteristics Caution!Caution! UseUse asas GuideGuide OnlyOnly Medium Pilot Fuel cutoff Piper Navajo Between pilot Hatch seats Piston Twin (PA31, Chieftain) 8-10 Seats. Avgas 500-800 litres Overwing Similar Types: Main Hatch Cessna 411/421. Cessna T303 Crusader. Door Opens from Piper Aerostar. Beech Duke. Beech Queenair. Inside only Cessna Titan/404. 12-14 seats. High Wing: Cessna 336/337 Skymaster (Twin tail) Battery BN Islander. Commander 500. switch LH side of pilot Caution! Battery/fuel locations differ by aircraft type Light No Door Main Door Piper Seminole(PA44) Latches top on Left and side Piston Twin 4-6 seats Seats. Avgas 400-600 litres Similar Types: Most have doors on Right and Fuel cutoff Between pilot Left. Some have rear doors. seats Cessna 310/340. Piper Twin Commanche. Piper Seneca. Beech Baron. Beech Travelair. Piper Aztec/Apache. Grumman Cougar. Partenavia P68 (High wing 6-8 seat) Battery switch LH side of pilot Caution! Battery/fuel locations differ by Aircraft type Turbine Bell Jetranger (B206) Passenger Pilot Door Helicopter Helicopter,Single, Turbine Jet A1 Door 4-5 Seats. 400+ litres Similar Types: EADS EC120 Colibri. 4-5 seats Aerospatiale Squirrel. 6 seats. (Twin Squirrel Rear Rear 2 engines). EADS EC130 6-8 seats. Door Door BK117 6-8 seats twin engine. Longranger 6-7 seats. Caution! Beware Spinning Main Blades and Tail Rotor. Fuel cutoff If helicopter tips over blades may shatter at high RH Panel in Battery speed Front of pilot switch Caution! Battery/fuel locations differ by helicopter type Overhead Panel Main Escape Turbine Cessna Citation Door Hatch Jet (Bravo, Excel,CJ) 6-10 Seats. Jet AI 1,500+ litres Some aircraft have multiple hatches. Some have fuel tanks also in tail Similar Types: Cessna: Citation Excel, Encore, X, Bravo CJ1 (6 seats) Lear 35, 45. 60 Beechjet 400 No data IAI Astra/Westwind on Battery Gulfstream 3,4. (10 seats plus) or fuel location Hawker 125 Caution! Battery/fuel locations differ by aircraft type Aircraft Commander sits on LEFT in Fixed Wing, on RIGHT in helicopter Fuel tank location Updated August 2007.
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