NAVWEPS O&ROT-SO 
APPLICATION OF AERODYNAMICS 
TO SPECIFIC PROBLEMS OF FLYl.NG 
invitation for trouble of many sorts. The 
normal and emergency procedures applicable 
to each specific airplane will insure the 
proper operation of the equipment. 
(3) Operating Limitatiom. The operation of 
the airplane and powerplant must be conducted 
within the established limitations. Failure 
to do so will invite failure or malfunction of 
the equipment and increase the operating cost 
or possibly cause an accident. 
(4) Flight Characteristics. While all aircraft 
will have certain minimum requirements for 
flying qualities, the actual peculiarities and 
special features of specific airplanes will differ. 
These particular flight characteristics must be 
well known and understood by the pilot. 
(5) Operating Data. The performance of 
each specific airplane defines its application to 
various uses and missions. The handbook 
operating data must be available at all times 
to properly plan and elnccate the flight of an 
aircraft. Constant reference to the operating 
data will insure safe and effective operation 
of the airplane. 
Great time and effort are expended in the 1 
preparation of the flight handbook to provide 
the most exact information, data, and pro- 
cedures. Diligent study and continuous UC 
of the flight handbook will ensure that the 
greatest effectiveness is achieved from the 
airplane while still operating within the 
inherent capabilities of the design. 
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