Automatic Flight Flashcards

1
Q

How many FCCs?

A

3

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2
Q

What powers the L and C autopilot?

A

L main AC Bus

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3
Q

what powers the R autpilot?

A

R main AC Bus

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4
Q

During approach what powers the Center AP

A

Standby/batt system

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5
Q

How many autopilots can be used at a time?

A

1, during approach autopilots that are operable will automatically engage

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6
Q

if both FDs are off or the aircraft is in TO or GA mode what happens when selecting AP on?

A

Roll mode: HDG Hold

Pitch mode: VS

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7
Q

If either FD is on what lateral and vert mode will the aircraft fly?

A

the one previously selected

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8
Q

What does AT EPR mode mean?

A

The AT will control to the selected EPR thrust reference set by the TMC

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9
Q

What does SPD mode mean for AT selection?

A

AT controls thrust to maintain speed selected in IAS/Mach

VNAV is engaged, the speed as programmed by the FMC

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10
Q

If changing bank angle limit, will it make a difference in LNAV mode?

A

No, only if in HDG SEL

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11
Q

Can you fly VS away from selected MCP altitude?

A

Yes

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12
Q

When does Land 3 display?

A

THe a/c is below 1500 RA, App mode is active, and the asa shows the aircraft systems are accpetable for cat III ops

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13
Q

When does land 2 display?

A

the same as land 3 except the a/c is acceptable for cat II ops. Redundancy is such that a single fault cannot cause a significant deviation from the flight path.

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14
Q

How many APs required for autoland?

A

At least 2

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15
Q

When does LNAV activate?

A

In position to turn onto an active route leg. In flight, selection causes immediate activation if within 2/5 NM of active leg

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16
Q

HDG HOLD will go back to hdg when originally pushed?

A

No, it will hold hdg at wings level

17
Q

When will the a/c capture the localizer?

A

When within range and a/c heading is within 120 degrees of loc front course

18
Q

After localizer and glideslope capture how do you deactivate the modes?

A

Must disengage AP and turn off both FDs or by selecting Go around mode

19
Q

How do you arm T/O mode?

A

Turn on one of the Flight Directors. lateral mode is ground track

20
Q

When is GA mode armed?

A

Flaps are out of the up position and at G/S Capture. Roll mode is constant ground track

21
Q

When can you select a new pitch or roll mode in GA?

A

After 400 feet RA

22
Q

Describe the pitch mode for TO.

A

Initial pitch is 8 degrees, after takeoff pitch attitude to the greater of v2+15 or liftoff speed +15. If current airspeed remains above the target speed for 5 seconds, it resets up to v2+25. The AFDS uses the speed set in the IAS/Mach window prior to takeoff for v2 (important for loss of engine)

23
Q

How many degrees must the a/c be within the loc for G/S capture ?

A

80 degrees

24
Q

What FPM climb rate will go around mode set?

A

2,000 fpm

25
Q

What is the ‘2 min rule’

A

FLCH will not use full power or idle to make altitude changes that can be completed in less than 2 min or 125sec

26
Q

If the flap setting is 20 or less can another mode be selected other than GA?

A

Yes

27
Q

Why do some 767-300 and ER models have N1 instead of EPR?

A

GE engines. Same procedure