As I was reading yesterday to prepare myself for the Private Pilot Practical test, I found something that puzzled me. It said that for any airplane, the Flight Manual and the Pilot Owner Handbook (POH) are two different things. One should trust the flight manual, not the POH. For my trainer (150 Cessna Aerobat), I have a Owner Manual but that's it. Does that mean I should find a way to get a copy of the Flight Manual (if there is any). And what are really the differences between these two documents.
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