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Engine cruise performance for different meteorological conditions are listed on a table by altitude and temperature. Instructions at the bottom of the page give the user a warning that the table applies to an aircraft with speed fairings over the…

Glide distance is depicted by a chart for when operating without engine power. Brief instructions are also listed above the chart.

Switches and Labels to operate lighting as well as the master switch and avionics master switch of the aircraft.

An alternative static air source in the instance that the normal one stops functioning.

The aircraft goes through test flights before being released to the public. This note explains the maximum crosswind the aircraft was tested on.

A notice explaining the aircraft can only be used in a normal or utility operations.

An aircraft checklist used to follow step by step instructions.

A list of airspeeds to follow for different types of flight and maneuvers.

A plate is placed over the oil cooler in cold temps to heat the oil up faster. This label explains to remove the plate when the temperature rises.

Airport information for pilots to fully understand the operations used at the specific airport.

A weight and balance reference chart to ensure your aircraft is in the weight and balance limits.

Avionics (electronics) effect the magnetic compass, this card tells you how to compensate.

A heading indicator is used to tell you what magnetic heading you are flying on.

Give us specific protocol to safely respond to an emergency.

This log tracks the temperatures of the vaccine refrigerator in order to ensure the vaccines within it remain viable.

This log is put in place to keep track of the monthly refrigerator inspections in order avoid the expiration of its contents.

These signs are specifically placed near each other to inform bystanders that this specific refrigerator is for medical storage only and not for food and/or drinks.

This sticker is specifically placed on the refrigerator that hold temperature sensitive vaccines in order to warn bystanders not to unplug the refrigerator.

This bulletin displays standard guidelines for medical professionals to follow in regards to managing injection schedules

This bulletin outlines the standard procedure for registered nurses to follow in the case of systemic reactions to allergy injections

This bulletin is directed towards allergy patients and is put in place to advise them that they must stay in the waiting area of the facility for 30 minutes after injections.

This bulletin shows the different codes/extensions for medical professionals to utilize in the case of a medical emergency depending on the state of the patient.