After Landing

Question 1

COLD WEATHER - AFTER LANDING how to return on cowls and wings

Answer 1

When OAT is ≤10° and:
* visible moisture is present, and
* visibility is ≤1 mile, or
* when operating on ramps, taxiways or runways where ice, snow, standing water, or slush is present:

Question 2

How long we need to operate engines before a shut down

Answer 2

Two minutes

Question 3

When do we need two engine shut down

Answer 3

Taxi time less than two minutes
Taxi conditions prohibit Single engine taxi

Question 4

FIRST OFFICER LEFT ENGINE SHUTDOWN FLOW (DURING TAXI)

Answer 4

• L THRUST LEVER
• L BOOST PUMP
• FFOD FUEL FEED CHECK VALVE TEST

Question 5

When does the captain perform engine oil quanitity check

Answer 5

3 to 30 minutes after every engine shut down

Question 6

How do we do single engine turn?

Answer 6

Coordinate with flight control for fuel
service coordinate to secure light items
Follow the checklist

Question 7

How do we do fueling during a single engine turn?

Answer 7

Inform ATC, flight attendants, ramp personnel
Main cabin door must remain open
Flight crew may be on board if ramp agent on station at the nose of aircraft
Ramp agent in communication with headset or hand signals, coordinate engine start and shut down, engine area is clear

Question 8

Can you permit passengers on the plane and unload cargo during refueling procedures on single engine turn

Answer 8

Yes