Cessna 120 — Flight Manual
2 flight manual references for the Cessna 120.
This document is the Aircraft Specification No. A-768 for the Cessna 120, detailing the specifications, operational limits, and required equipment for this aircraft model. It serves as a reference for pilots and maintenance personnel, providing essential information about the aircraft's engine, weight limits, fuel capacity, and control surface movements. The Cessna 120 is a light aircraft designed for general aviation, and this specification outlines the necessary parameters for safe operation and compliance with aviation regulations. The document includes critical data such as airspeed limits, center of gravity (C.G.) ranges, and equipment requirements for various configurations including landplane, seaplane, and skiplane.
- Engine: Continental C-85-12 or C-85-12F, 2575 RPM, 85 hp
- Maximum weight: 1450 lbs (landplane), 1556 lbs (seaplane)
- Fuel capacity: 25 gallons (two 12.5-gallon tanks)
- Airspeed limits: 115 mph (100 knots) level flight, 140 mph (122 knots) glide (landplane)
- Control surfaces: Elevator 20° up/down, Rudder 16° left/right, Aileron 22° up, 14° down, Flaps 40° down
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Reference only, not for flight. Use the current approved manual for your aircraft. See terms, section 5.
How many Flight Manual documents does Sprinkle have for the Cessna 120?
Sprinkle has 2 Flight Manual documents on file for the Cessna 120.
What year is the Cessna 120 Flight Manual?
The Cessna 120 Flight Manual on file is dated 1958.
How many pages is the Cessna 120 Flight Manual?
The Cessna 120 Flight Manual runs 7 pages.