Yoke mounted Check list

[Senior Controller]

I received this Yoke check for my birthday ; I believe from memory it is from a B737-200 , but not 100% sure , can someone confirm it ? and what does "CR" stands for ? (PM and PF are are for Pilot monitoring and Flying to perform the verification , correct ?)
thanks in advance ,

[Chesty Morgan]

At a guess CR stands for Commander.

Very similar to a 737-300 checklist so more than likely a -200 or maybe even a 727.

[dixi188]

Or maybe CR for Crew, ie. all in the flight deck.
I don't think 727 as there would be F/E items.

[Amadis of Gaul]

Originally Posted by Chesty Morgan

At a guess CR stands for Commander.

Try Challenge/Response, Brother Chesty.

[Senior Controller]

Originally Posted by Amadis of Gaul

Try Challenge/Response, Brother Chesty.

are you guessing or do you have this-as a fact ? You have a reference ?

interestingly yesterday I talked to a friend who flew the early 737-200s with Lufhansa , and he said he never saw these abbreviations , their list was with the answer printed , not who should verify.

[DuncanDoenitz]

Any engineers/mechanics got access to the IPC? There's a Part Number on the placard, should indicate aircraft applicability.

[rudestuff]

Originally Posted by Senior Controller

I received this Yoke check for my birthday ; I believe from memory it is from a B737-200 , but not 100% sure , can someone confirm it ? and what does "CR" stands for ? (PM and PF are are for Pilot monitoring and Flying to perform the verification , correct ?)
thanks in advance ,

Am I the only one not seeing a picture?

[Adonis2]

Just a guess, could CR mean critical, so PM and PF both check it?. I am intrigued to know now.

[Chesty Morgan]

Originally Posted by Amadis of Gaul

Try Challenge/Response, Brother Chesty.

All the items have a challenge and a response so that doesn't make any sense.

[mustafagander]

Looking at the items with CR, it seems to me that it means "Crew Response" coz these are items where both crew members need to be in agreement.

Really I have no idea but it seems logical.