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PA-28R-201 SOP 101<br />

ENGINE FAILURE DURING TAKEOFF ROLL<br />

CHECKLIST<br />

If sufficient runway remains for a complete stop:<br />

1. DIRECTIONAL CONTROL .................................................... MAINTAIN<br />

2. THROTTLE ....................................................... CLOSE IMMEDIATELY<br />

3. BRAKE .......................................................................... AS REQUIRED<br />

If insufficient runway remains for a complete stop:<br />

4. FLAPS .............................................................. VERIFY (RETRACT 0º)<br />

5. MIXTURE CONTROL .................................................... IDLE CUT-OFF<br />

6. IGNITION SWITCH ........................................................................ OFF<br />

7. BATTERY MASTER SWITCH ........................................................ OFF<br />

8. ENGINE FAILURE DURING TAKEOFF ROLL CHECKLIST ..................<br />

.................................................................................................. COMPLETE<br />

If sufficient runway remains for a complete stop:<br />

1. DIRECTIONAL CONTROL MAINTAIN<br />

MAINTAIN DIRECTIONAL CONTROL of the aircraft, maneuvering as<br />

necessary to avoid obstacles.<br />

2. THROTTLE CLOSE IMMEDIATELY<br />

Upon first indication of an engine power loss or failure during takeoff,<br />

CLOSE the THROTTLE IMMEDIATELY while maintaining directional<br />

control. Advise ATC, or announce on the CTAF, that the takeoff is being<br />

aborted.<br />

NOTE<br />

An aborted takeoff is a very critical maneuver requiring timely<br />

decision-making and reaction. For every takeoff, calculating an<br />

accelerate/stop distance is important for takeoff planning.<br />

3. BRAKE AS REQUIRED<br />

When on the runway, BRAKE, AS REQUIRED, to stop straight ahead on<br />

the remaining runway, taking care not to lock the wheels. If able, turn the<br />

airplane onto a taxiway.<br />

Rev 06 © <strong>Embry</strong>-<strong>Riddle</strong> <strong>Aeronautical</strong> <strong>University</strong> Revised 07-01-2012

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