ATR missing documentation

[Pidder 22]

For all of you who are missing some deeper documentation of the ATR 42/72 series here are 2 useful links (PDF-files):

ATR Systems - a small (129 pages) documentation of all systems, VERY useful

ATR 72 Flight Crew Operating Manual (1012 pages) with every information about the ATR 72/42 series

[fredofenua 1]

Thank you very much !

[alexcunille 3]

Pidder Thanks a lot

[astro_liam 19]

Excellent thank you!

 

[46Pilot 32]

2 hours ago, Pidder said:

For all of you who are missing some deeper documentation of the ATR 42/72 series here are 2 useful links (PDF-files):

ATR Systems - a small (129 pages) documentation of all systems, VERY useful

ATR 72 Flight Crew Operating Manual (1012 pages) with every information about the ATR 72/42 series

Be aware that in the meantime, the FCOM has changed. There are new limits, parameters, or even procedures. Not so much different, but, for example, for some checklist, the procedures are different now, especially abnormal or emergency ones. For sim purposes, it doesn't have so much impact, anyway...

[Novej757 83]

AMAZING thank you @Pidder!

[Novej757 83]

14 minutes ago, 46Pilot said:

Be aware that in the meantime, the FCOM has changed. There are new limits, parameters, or even procedures. Not so much different, but, for example, for some checklist, the procedures are different now, especially abnormal or emergency ones. For sim purposes, it doesn't have so much impact, anyway...

You seem to know the ATR well.  Do you have any updated limits checklists etc you could possibly share with us?

[46Pilot 32]

I do, but the ATR manuals are redone from scratch. Another format, another chapters, another references and so on. I'm not sure I can publish them online, because I have them from the airline I fly for. I will search for them on the web and will give you the links.

Edited April 21, 2019 by 46Pilot