The Q400 was apart of the Dash-8 series program of turboprops. Bombardier then decided to change the name of those aircraft to the Q series turboprops and the Dash-8-400 became the Bombardier Q400. More on the Dash-8-400 can be found here. Data on the Bombardier Q400 turboprop's fuel burn was derived from Bombardier's Q400 Fuel Efficiency Manual. Mon 20 Nov 2017, 03:57. Hi Guys, I'm putting together a more comprehensive performance manual for the Q400. At present, I've just incorporated more detailed takeoff and landing speeds for Dry and Wet runways, as well as Icing Conditions. Over the coming weeks I intend to build on this content by including relevant landing distance calculation Manual taxiing requires some skill but once the speed is mastered and below 10 kts it is easy. Most airports have a speed limit of 20 kts whilst taxiing and most aircraft have a limit of 10 kts when turning. Takeoff: Depending on weight the aircraft requires 10 to 15 % flaps and takeoff speed at about 125 kts. Q400 Aircraft Flight Manual. The control process must also ensure that any documents dependent upon AFM content such as the, flight deck copies of the and/or ) and crew training materials are also updated following the publication of any amendment. Further Reading. ICAO Annex 6. Joint Aviation Regulations (JARs). Overview of the Q400. The Bombardier Q400 is a two engine regional turboprop aircraft built by Bombardier. The Q400 is also known as the De Havilland Canada Dash-8-400. The Bombardier Q400 is assembled in Toronto, Canada at the Toronto Downsview airport and is built under the De Havilland Canada Certificate owned by Bombardier. Previously, Bombardier had an 80 seat version of the Q400 that was introduced by the company in 2014 and first used by Nok Air of Thailand. The aircraft has seen its seat count increase from the 70 seat range to the 90 seat version (2018). SpiceJet was the first airline to operate the 90 seat version of the turboprop. Bombardier Q400 Dimensions The Bombardier Dash 8 Q400 Aircraft Systems Course explores all the major aircraft systems, including all the components, operations, controls, and indications involved with each system. providing far more visual explanation than a typical aircraft manual. Each module concludes with a test, and when all the modular tests are successfully