1. Verifying that the plane is properly fueled.
Pilots must verify that the plane is properly fueled before takeoff. This includes checking the fuel levels in both the tanks and making sure that the fuel lines are clear.
2. Checking the weather conditions.
Pilots must check the weather conditions to make sure that it is safe to fly. This includes checking for storms, turbulence, and other dangerous conditions.
3. Verifying that all cargo and baggage are properly loaded and secured.
Pilots must verify that all cargo and baggage are properly loaded and secured before takeoff. This includes making sure that all bags are properly stowed and that there is no loose cargo in the cabin.
4. Ensuring that all passenger seats and safety equipment are in place.
Pilots must ensure that all passenger seats and safety equipment are in place beforetakeoff. This includes making sure that everyone has their seatbelt on and that all emergency equipment is ready to use.
5. Checking the engines for proper function.
Pilots must check the engines for proper function before takeoff. This includes making sure that all engine parts are working correctly and that there is no damage to the aircraft.
6. Conducting pre-flight safety checks.
Pilots must conduct pre-flight safety checks before takeoff. This includes verifying that all passengers are seated, checking the brakes, and making sure that no hazardous materials are on board.
7. Calibrating navigation equipment.
Pilots must calibrate navigation equipment before takeoff. This includes aligning the navigation system with global positioning satellites so that they can get an accurate reading of their location.
8. Confirming passenger information.
Pilots must confirm passenger information before takeoff. This includes verifying passengers' names, contact information, and seat assignments.
9. Testing communication systems.
Pilots must test communication systems before takeoff. This includes making sure that all radios are working correctly and that everyone has a way to communicate with each other in case of an emergency.
10. Reviewing emergency procedures.
Pilots must review emergency procedures before takeoff. This includes knowing where to go if something goes wrong during the flight and how to handle different types of emergencies.