Cessna checklist buying help

Frequently Asked Questions

Do CheckMate checklists replace the checklist in my POH?

No. CheckMate cards are quick-reference checklists that condense standard, expanded, and emergency procedures into a portable format. They supplement, and do not replace, the FAA-approved checklist and Pilot Operating Handbook carried in your aircraft. Always verify any procedure against your specific airplane's approved documents before each flight.

Is there a G1000 version for the Cessna 172 and 182?

Yes. The collection includes glass-panel cards such as the Cessna 172 S-SP G1000 and the Cessna 182 T G1000, including NAV III and GFC700 autopilot variants. These cards reflect the avionics flows for glass cockpits, so choose the version that matches your installed panel and autopilot rather than a steam-gauge card.

How do I find the card for my exact Cessna?

Match three things: the model number, the airframe years or letter suffix on your data plate, and the panel type. For example, a 1977 182 owner would look for the matching 182 letter variant rather than a generic 182 card. If you are unsure which version fits, contact our pilot-owned team and we will help you confirm the right checklist.

My Cessna model or variant is not listed. What now?

We stock the CheckMate versions the manufacturer currently produces, which covers many but not every Cessna serial or year. If you do not see your exact variant, do not assume another card matches. Reach out and we can tell you whether a compatible version exists or recommend a closely related card to review against your own POH.

What size and format are these checklists?

CheckMate offers standard and compact sizes. The standard size suits a kneeboard or flight bag, while the compact size fits tighter cockpits and yoke clips. The cards are durable and double-sided so frequently used flows stay legible. Pick the size that fits how you mount and use your checklist in the cockpit.