Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Qref checklist?

A Qref checklist is an aircraft-specific procedures reference, sold as a tabbed flip book or a quick-reference card, that lists the manufacturer's normal and emergency steps for a particular make, model, and year.

What is the difference between the Qref book and the Qref card?

The book uses a page per phase of flight for step-by-step use, while the card condenses the same normal and emergency procedures onto a single compact reference for fast scanning. Both are aircraft-specific.

Do I need the G1000 version?

If your aircraft has a Garmin G1000 or other integrated glass panel, choose the avionics-specific Qref so the procedures match your displays. For traditional steam-gauge panels, use the standard version for your model.

Does Qref make a checklist for my aircraft?

Qref covers a wide range of single- and twin-engine general aviation aircraft. Check this collection for your specific make, model, and year, and contact our team if you do not see your airframe listed.

Are Qref checklists a replacement for the POH?

No. A Qref reproduces the manufacturer's normal and emergency procedures in a fast, tabbed format for cockpit use, but it is a convenience reference rather than a legal replacement for your approved aircraft flight manual or POH. Keep the approved documents on board.