Md-80 Muse Air Flt. Crew Ops & Operating. Procedures Systems Description Vol. Ii on 2040-parts.com
Barberton, Ohio, United States
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MD-80 (DC-9 Super 80) original McDonnell Douglas Muse Air Corp. Flight Crew Operating Manual Operating Procedures & Systems Description Volume II with revision 31 dated June 1, 1987 is tabbed into chapters covering: Emergency Procedure, Company Procedures, Limitations, Operation-Normal & Abnormal, Airplane General-Limitations, Air Conditioning & Pressurization, Automatic Flight, Auxiliary Power Unit, Communications, Electrical, Engines, Fire Warning & Protection, Flight Controls & Fuel, Hydraulics, Ice & Rain Protection, Instrumentation & Navigation, Landing Gear & Brakes, and Pneumatics.
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