56. Aeroplane climb performance

For every aeroplane that a CGAC holder operates for its complex general aviation operations, the CGAC holder must provide the pilot‑in‑command with operating instructions and information on the aeroplane climb performance.

The information provided in accordance with paragraph (1) —

must be sufficient for the pilot‑in‑command to determine the climb gradient that can be achieved during the departure phase in the existing take‑off conditions and using the intended take‑off technique; and

must be described in the CGAC holder’s Operations Manual.

For every aeroplane that a CGAC holder operates for its complex general aviation operations, the CGAC holder must provide the pilot‑in‑command with operating instructions and information on the aeroplane climb performance.

The information provided in accordance with paragraph (1) —

must be sufficient for the pilot‑in‑command to determine the climb gradient that can be achieved during the departure phase in the existing take‑off conditions and using the intended take‑off technique; and

must be described in the CGAC holder’s Operations Manual.