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73 Memory Items Flashcards

1
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Maximum operating pressure altitude

A

*41,000 ft.

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2
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The maximum altitude for the extension of flaps

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*20,000 ft.

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3
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The maximum tailwind component for both takeoff and landing

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*15 kts.

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4
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Recommended severe turbulence penetration speed in a climb

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*280 kts or .76 Mach

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5
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Recommended severe turbulence penetration speed in a descent

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*280 kts or .76 Mach

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6
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Recommended severe turbulence penetration speed in cruise flight

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*TURB N1 setting from the cruise page

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7
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When do icing conditions exist on the ground and for takeoff?

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*When the outside air temperature is 10 C or below and
Visible moisture in any form is present or
When operating on ramps, taxiways or runways where snow, standing water, or slush may be ingested by the engines or freeze on the engines, nacelles, or engine sensor probes.

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8
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What is the definition of visible moisture?

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*Clouds
*Fog with visibility of 1 mile or less
*rain, snow, sleet
*or ice crystals

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9
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If it is 10 C or below, but no visible moisture is present, when else might icing conditions exist?

A

*While operating on
ramps, taxiways or runways where
snow, standing water or slush
may be ingested by the engines
or freeze on
the engines, nacelles or engine sensor probes

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10
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When do icing conditions exist in flight?

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*When the TAT is 10 C or below … AND
visible moisture in any form is present.

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11
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What is the minimum altitude for autopilot use on a ILS / GLS coupled approach (no autoland)?

A

*50 ft AGL

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12
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What is the minimum altitude for autopilot use on non-precision approaches?

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*50 ft below MDA / DA

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13
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IA: Flight Deck Door Emer Entry Active Light / Automatic Unlock (Boeing Flight Deck Door)

A
  1. FLT DK DOOR lock selector … Rotate to DENY and hold for 1 second
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14
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IA: Flight Deck Door Emer Entry Active Light / Automatic Unlock (Jamco Flight Deck Door)

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  1. Flight deck door HARD LOCK switch … Push
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15
Q

IA: Cabin altitude warning or rapid depressurization / emergency descent

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  1. Oxygen mask and regulators … ON, 100%
  2. Crew communications … Establish
  3. Seatbelt sign … On
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16
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IA: Loss of thrust in both engines

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  1. Engine start switches (both) … FLT
  2. Engine start levers (both) … Cutoff
  3. When EGT decreases:
    Engine start levers (both) … IDLE detent
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17
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IA: APU Fire

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  1. APU fire switch … confirm … pull, rotate, and hold
    Rotate to the stop and hold for 1 second
  2. APU switch … OFF
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18
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IA: Smoke, Fire, or Fumes

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1 Oxygen masks and regulators (as needed) … ON, 100%
2. Crew communications (as needed) … Establish

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19
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IA: Engine Fire or Engine Severe Damage or Separation

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  1. Autothrottle (if engaged) … Disengage
  2. Thrust lever (affected engine) … Confirm … Close
20
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IA: Engine Overheat

A
  1. Autothrottle (if engaged) … Disengage
  2. Thrust lever (affected engine) … Confirm … Close
21
Q

IA: Engine Limit or Surge or Stall

A
  1. Autothrottle (if engaged) … Disengage
  2. Thrust lever (affected engine) … Confirm … Retard until engine indications stay within limits or the thrust lever is closed.
22
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IA: Engine Start - Aborted Start

A
  1. Engine start lever (affected engine) … Cutoff
23
Q

IA: Airspeed Unreliable

A
  1. Autopilot (if engaged) … Disengage
  2. Autothrottle (if engaged) … Disengage
  3. Flight director switches (both) … OFF
  4. Set the following gear up pitch attitude and thrust:
    Flaps extended … 10 deg and 80% N1
    Flaps up … 4 deg and 75% N1
24
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IA: Runaway stabilizer

A
  1. Control column … Hold firmly
  2. Autopilot (if engaged) … Disengage
  3. Autothrottle (if engaged) … Disengage
  4. Control column and thrust levers … Control airplane pitch attitude and airspeed
  5. Main electric stabilizer trim … Reduce control column forces
  6. Choose one:
    *The runaway stops after the autopilot is disengaged:
    Do not re-engage the autopilot or autothrottle.
    *The runaway continues after the autopilot is disengaged:
    STAB TRIM CUTOUT switches (both) … CUTOUT
    If the runaway continues:
    Stabilizer trim wheel … Grasp and hold
    &raquo_space; Go to 2.90 Runaway Stabilizer, step 7
25
Q

When can you not use LVL CHG?

A

Do not use LVL CHG on final approach below 1000 feet AFE

26
Q

The maximum tailwind component for takeoff

A

*15 knots

27
Q

The maximum tailwind component for landing

A

*15 knots

28
Q

Takeoff Crosswind Component (knots) Split Scimitar Winglet - RCC 6 / Dry

A

*33

29
Q

Takeoff Crosswind Component (knots) Split Scimitar Winglet - RCC 5 / Good

A

*25

30
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Landing Crosswind Component (knots) Split Scimitar Winglet - RCC 6 / Dry

A

*37

31
Q

Landing Crosswind Component (knots) Split Scimitar Winglet - RCC 5 / Good

A

*37

32
Q

Go Around Call Outs (normal, straight ahead)

A

*“Go around, set flaps 15, check thrust.”
*“Positive rate, gear up, set missed approach altitude.”
*400’ - “HDG SEL” (sometimes LNAV)
*800’ - “Level change, set clean maneuvering speed, flaps 5.”

33
Q

Upset Recovery

A

Automation off - Push - Roll - Thrust - Stablize

34
Q

Windshear Escape Maneuver Bold Face

A

“Max thrust, stow speed brake”

35
Q

Windshear Escape Maneuver steps when hand flying

A

Call “Max thrust, stow speed brake”
* Press TO/GA switch
* Aggressively apply maximum thrust (mechanical stops)
* Disconnect autothrottle
* Wings level, pitch to 15 degrees nose high
* Retract speed brakes
* Follow flight director TO/GA guidance

36
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Windshear Escape Maneuver steps with auto pilot on

A

Call “Max thrust, stow speed brake”
* Leave autopilot engaged if desired
* Press TO/GA switch
* Verify TO/GA mode annunciation
* Verify GA thrust
* Retract speed brakes
* Monitor system performance

37
Q

What is the United mantra on dealing with emergencies?

A

Fly the aircraft - silence the warning - confirm the emergency

38
Q

Windshear Escape Maneuver with autopilot off

A
  • Press TO/GA switch
  • Aggressively apply maximum thrust (mechanical stops)
  • Disconnect autothrottle
  • Simultaneously roll wings level and rotate toward an initial pitch attitude of 15 degrees.
  • Retract speed brakes
  • Follow flight director TO/GA guidance (if available)
39
Q

Captain duties for a rejected takeoff

A
  • Calls “Reject” or “Reject, I have the aircraft.”
  • Both thrust levers to IDLE & autothrottle off
  • Confirms RTO braking (or manual brakes if RTO not active).
  • Manually raises speed brake lever
  • Initiates maximum thrust reversers (consistent with runway conditions)
  • Calls for the “Rejected Takeoff checklist”
40
Q

What is the limit on DUCT PRESSURE

A

A duct pressure DIFFERENCE of more than 8 PSI may indicate a mechanical malfunction. If a duct pressure SPLIT is observed after bleeds are configured for flight, AND the LOWEST indication is approximately 18 PSI or less, contact maintenance.

41
Q

4 things that would cause a high-speed abort (verbatim)

A
  • Engine failure
  • Any fire indication
  • Unsafe / unable to fly
  • Predictive Windshear warning or caution
42
Q

During the departure brief, what 4 things must be briefed under the FUEL PLAN bullet?

A
  • Fueling status (fueling complete, in progress, etc.)
  • REMF
  • Fuel for alternate
  • Reserve fuel in the FMC
43
Q

Rapid deplaning while attached to the jetbridge

A

“This is the Captain. Leave your carry-on bags and immediately exit the aircraft via the jetbridge.”

44
Q

Last step of the Evacuation checklist

A

“Release your seatbelts and get out.”

45
Q

Flap retraction schedule Flaps 10 takeoff

A

When AT the Shark Tooth (V2+15) and accelerating call for “Flaps 5”

46
Q

Crew communication … establish
HOW??

A

Put the mask on, and then set up the audio panel in a 3 step process
* Flick the MASK/BOOM switch to MASK
* Press in the SPKR button so you can hear the FO
* Press the R/T-I/C switch to I/C to talk to the FO

47
Q

All call outs for a single engine go around

A
  • “Go around, Flaps 1, check thrust”
  • “Positive rate, gear up, set missed approach altitude”
    –from here out all calls are single items–
  • “Heading select”
  • “Set clean maneuvering speed”
  • “Set max continuous thrust”
  • “Abbreviated After Takeoff Checklist”

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