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001-139 AGO Flashcards

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Aircraft General Cover Slide

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Aircraft General

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Lesson Objectives

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Discuss slide

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Lesson Organization

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Discuss slide

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AW139 Overview

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  • Multi-purpose
  • 2-Pratt & Whitney PT6C-67C turboshaft engines.
  • 5-Fully articulated main rotor blades
  • 4-Fully articulated tail rotor blades
  • Max gross weight 14,991 lbs (6800 kg)
  • Vne - 167 kts
  • Flight Range 420 nm
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AW139 Cockpit

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  • 4-LCD displays
  • Honeywell Primus Epic avionics system
  • Honeywell MCDU (Multifunction Control Display Unit)
  • 4-axis digital AFCS
  • Show CAS (Crew Alert System) window for future reference
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Aircraft Terminology

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Lesson Organization - Aircraft Dimensions and Configurations

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Aircraft Dimensions

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Discuss primary aircraft dimensions

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Cabin & Baggage Door Dimensions

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Discuss aircraft dimensions

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Aircraft Major Zones

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Discuss aircraft zones

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Aircraft Danger Areas

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Discuss aircraft danger areas

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Cockpit Configuration

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Discuss cockpit configuration

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Cabin Configuration

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Discuss cabin configuration

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Lesson Organization - Performance Limitations & Certification

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Performance Limits & Certification

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  • RFM - Section 1 - Limitations

* Day / night - VFR / IFR

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Airworthiness Certificate

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Airworthiness Certificate must be on-board at all times

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Aircraft Data Plate

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Lesson Organization - Panels, Doors & Exits

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Access panels / Doors

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Discuss panels and doors

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Maintenance Steps

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Discuss maintenance steps

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Nose Door

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Discuss nose door

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Cockpit Doors

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Discuss Cockpit doors

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Cabin Doors & Windows

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Discuss cabin doors and windows

  • Windows are held into the door with rubber seals
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Cabin Door Operation

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Discuss cabin door operation

  • Safety Precaution:
  • Door handle held until door is at full travel and locked
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Baggage Compartment Door

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Discuss operation of the baggage compartment door

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Baggage Compartment Door Ops

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Discuss the operation of the baggage compartment door

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Emergency Exits

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Discuss emergency exits

  1. Remove the red strap
  2. Pull the inner filler wedge and seal
  3. Window pushed/pulled inboard to remove the window.
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HEELS

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Helicopter Emergency Exit Lighting System

  • Illuminate the emergency exits
  • 4 green on the corners, 1 white to identify pullout strap
  • 5 independent batteries - One for each door and one for the windows
  • Ten water activated sensors - 2 for each door, 1 for each window
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Door CAS Messages

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Discuss Slide

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Lesson Organization - Ground Handling

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Ground Handling

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  • AW139 RFM Section 8

* Employer requirements

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Aircraft on Jacks & Leveling

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Discuss Slide

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Aircraft Towing

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  • Towed at a walking speed
  • Max towing speed - 23 mph (37 km/hr)
  • RFM Section 8-1
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Parking & Securing

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  • RFM Section 8-3
  • Tiedowns required:
  • Thunderstorms forecasted
  • Winds 20 kts +
  • Wind gusts 15 kts +
  • Parking within 150 feet of hovering or taxiing aircraft above 11,900
  • Parked overnight
  • No slack in the tiedowns but not so much to flex the rotor blades
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Protective Covers

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Discuss protective covers

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Mooring

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  • Wind forcasted at 45 knots or greater

* Aircraft evacuated when winds forecasted at 75 knots or greater.

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Lesson Organization - Marking & Placards

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Marking & Placards - Exterior

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  • information
  • Operating instructions
  • Limitations
  • Safety precautions
  • Escape/Rescue instructions
  • Servicing instructions
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Marking & Placards - Interior

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  • information
  • Operating instructions
  • Limitations
  • Safety precautions
  • Escape/Rescue instructions
  • Servicing instructions
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Lesson Organization - Summary

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Summary

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  • Multi-purpose
  • 2-Pratt & Whitney PT6C-67C turboshaft engines.
  • 5-Fully articulated main rotor blades
  • 4-Fully articulated tail rotor blades
  • Max gross weight 14,991 lbs (6800 kg)
  • Vne - 167 kts
  • Flight Range 420 nm
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Question #1

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Question #1

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Question #1

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C. Door handle held until door is at full travel and locked

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Question #2

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Question #2

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Question #2

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A. Remove red strap from the clinch stud and pull

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Aircraft General

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Aircraft General

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FlightSafety Slide

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