AS Airbus Recall Items Flashcards
Unreliable Speed Indication
AP —————————————— OFF
A/THR ———————————— OFF
FD —————————————— OFF
Pitch/Thrust
If climb required or safety of flight is a concern:
Below THRUST RED ALT ————————–15°/TOGA
Above THRUST RED ALT & Below 10,000 ft 10°/CLB
Above THRUST RED ALT & Above 10,000 ft - 5°/CLB
Emergency Descent
Crew Oxygen Masks —————————ON
Crew Communications ———————–Establish
Loss of Braking
IF Autobrake is selected
Brake Pedals ————————————–Press
IF no braking available
Reverse ———————————————-FULL
Brake Pedals ————————————–RELEASE
A/SKID & N/W STRG —————————-OFF
Brake Pedals —————————————-PRESS
Max Brake Pressure available ————–1000 PSI
IF still no braking:
Parking Brake —- Short, successive applications
Engine Failure Driftdown - Unable to Maintain Altitude
Thrust Levers ————————— MCT
A/THR ————————————– OFF
Stall Warning at Liftoff
SIMULTANEOUSLY
Thrust - TOGA
Pitch - 15°
Bank - Wings Level
Ground Proximity Alert
SIMULTANEOUSLY
AP – OFF
Pitch – Pull Up
Pull to full backstick and maintain in that
position
Thrust Levers - TOGA
Speed Brakes - Check Retracted
Bank - Wings Level or Adjust
Windshear Ahead
During Takeoff Run:
Takeoff Reject
When Airborne:
THR Levers TOGA
AP (If engaged) Keep On
SRS Orders Follow
Landing:
Go-Around Perform
AP (If engaged) Keep On
WINDSHEAR
Before V1:
Takeoff Reject
After V1:
THR Levers TOGA
Reaching Vr Rotate
SRS Orders Follow
Airborne, Initial Climb, or Landing:
THR Levers TOGA
AP (If engaged) Keep On
SRS Orders Follow
- Do not change configuration until out of windshear.
- Closely monitor flight path and speed.
- Recover smoothly to normal climb out of windshear.
TCAS Alert
AP OFF
FDs OFF
V/S Adjust pitch, maintain green, avoid red
ATC Notify
Stall Recovery
As soon as stall is recognized:
Nose Pitch Down Control Apply
Bank Wings Level
When out of stall (no longer stall indications):
Thrust Increase Smoothly as needed
Speed Brakes Check Retracted
When the aircraft has recovered sufficient energy:
Flight Path Recover Smoothly
If in clean configuration below 20,000 ft, call:
“Flaps 1”