Aircraft info

Where do pilot's get their POH's from?
What other material is normally available that provides info on an
aircraft besides the POH?

I'm not a pilot (yet) but would like to get my hands on a POH for a
Bombardier Global Express (BD-700) and Cirrus SR22 so that I can model
them in a scientifically oriented flight simulator.

I'm interested in the aircraft's physical dimensions and shape, the
systems and how they operate (electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, etc),
the cockpit layout as well as the aircraft performance specs.
Is this all normally in a POH or are their other documents as well?

Who must I ask and what must I ask for?
Oh, and how much does this sort of info normally cost?

Thanks
Paul

"Paul" wrote in message
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Where do pilot's get their POH's from?

It generally comes with the aircraft, replacements come from the
manufacturer.

The Sirrus POH is available as a PDF that you can download from their
website.

Andy

"Ron Natalie" wrote in message
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"Paul" wrote in message
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Where do pilot's get their POH's from?

It generally comes with the aircraft, replacements come from the
manufacturer.

"Paul" wrote in message
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| Where do pilot's get their POH's from?
| What other material is normally available that provides info on an
| aircraft besides the POH?
|

Try the aircraft manuals section of http://www.esscoaircraft.com/

On 2003-12-20 12:01:07 -0800, Paul said:

I'm not a pilot (yet) but would like to get my hands on a POH for a
Bombardier Global Express (BD-700)

Check out eBay. Sometimes pilots who have been through training and have
and extra manual or two will put them up for auction there. I'd be surprised if
you could find one anywhere else other than Bombardier or one of the usual
training centers, and coming from any of those sources, it will cost you quite a bit.

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Larry Fransson
Seattle, WA