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To help you get started, here are my checklists made as a MSword document.
To help you get started, here are my checklists made as a MSword document. Check out the readability of the larger size fonts!


They covers Normal Operation, Emergencies and Preflight in 12 sheets.   
They covers Normal Operation, Emergencies and Preflight in 12 sheets.   

Revision as of 05:27, 4 February 2006

Checklists - General

One option for checklists for those of us who don't like looking at the microscopic print on some of the commercial ones is to make our on on a PC. The best binder for this is a surplus Air Force Crew Checklist binder that are usually obtainable at aviation surplus places, e-bay and at major fly-ins (I got mine at the Copperstate fly-in). These binders come with clear plastic page covers that will take a slightly trimmed down 8.5 x 11 paper folded in two. They are tough, easy to open up and fold over so you are only looking at a half page at one time. With the slide in sheets, they are easy to change if you want to customise a checklist to your requirements - You could add a "check cell phone OFF" line as an example.

This is what the binders look like...


To help you get started, here are my checklists made as a MSword document. Check out the readability of the larger size fonts!

They covers Normal Operation, Emergencies and Preflight in 12 sheets.

I printed the Emergency pages on colored paper to make them easy to see. Gil Alexander

[[Sample AA-5B knots Check List]]