Gulfstream Iii Original Cae Simufflite Initial Pilot Training Manual on 2040-parts.com
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Gulfstream III Original CAE SimuFlite Initial Pilot Training Manual dated October 2005 is tabbed into Chapters covering:Introduction, Quick Reference, Operating Procedures covers: Preflight, Expanded Normals. SOP's (Standard Operating Procedures), and Maneuvers, and Flight Planning, Systems covers: Overview, Avionics, Electrical, Fire Protection, Flight Controls, Fuel, Hydraulics, Ice and Rain, Landing Gear, Miscellaneous Systems, Pneumatic, and Power Plant, Condition is good usable.
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