3) Abnormal and Emergency Procedures Flashcards
Which FCOM part/chapter is not applicable to EZY operations?
FCOM-PRO-ABN-90
How is a QRH A&E checklist excecuted? (Roles PF/PM)
- PM reads the challenge and response as written in the QRH
- In accordance with task sharing, PF or PM executes (depending on switches)
- After having performed the action, the executing pilot will repeat the response
What does DODAR stand for?
D- Diagnosis
O- Options
D- Decide
A- Assign and Action
R- Review decision
What is the general guideline to declare a MAY DAY?
Declare a MAYDAY if the successfull outcome of the situation is expected to be in jeopardy
When do you use PAN PAN?
In case of URGENCY
When do you use MAY DAY?
In case of DISTRESS
What does a MAYDAY take care of?
- It ensures priority over other traffic
- It puts the destination AND surrounding airports on emergency standby
What does a PAN PAN take care of?
- You get priority over other traffic
- The destination/diversion airport services are put on standby
How do you deal with a possible system reset?
- Check QRH tables (if not listed, call MOC)
- Perform procedure
- Adhere to sequence and time delay
- If successful, make entry in the techlog
- If unsuccessful, it is an open defect, check MEL for dispatch
How do you enter a reset in the techlog?
All is entered in the defect column of the techlog page
- “CREW RESET”
- fault discription, i.e. “COM CIDS 1 + 2 FAULT”
- Flight Phase, i.e. “in flight phase 2”
- A/C action during flight phase, i.e. “during taxi out”
- Flight Crew action during plight phase, i.e. “starting eng #2”
- Outcome: successful, “RESET AS PER QRH”
- Outcome: unsuccessful, “OPEN DEFECT”
- Name
- Date
Describe the different Airbus Flight Phases
What are your actions when you had a lightning strike?
- Consult with MOC to obtain an inspection
- File an ASR as per OM(A)
What are the 4 main FMGS Anomalies that require a FMGS FEED BACK form to be completed?
- MAP SHIFT (move of the MAP display from a position to another)
- RESET/TIME OUT (FM transient failures)
ND: "MAP NOT AVAIL", MCDU: "FMGC TIME OUT"
3. LATERAL F-PLN/NAVIGATION(unexpected behaviour during transition, F-PLN modifications)
- VERTICAL F-PLN/PERFORMANCE(unexpected target speed, erroneous PERF speeds)
In which flight phases are non essential ECAM warnings surpressed with regards to take off?
Flight Phases 4 + 5
What is the general guide line/advice with regards to “STOP” or “GO” calls up to 100 kts and between 100 kts and V1?
<100 kts:
If unsupressed ECAM warning or caution seriously consider a STOP
>100 kts:
Be “GO”-minded but definate “STOP” for:
- Fire warning or severe damage
- Sudden loss of thrust
- Any indications of malfunctions, A/C not safe to fly
- Any uninhibited ECAM warnings or cautions