BOLD FACE Flashcards

1
Q

APU FIRE LIGHT

A
  1. APU FIRE Light - PUSH.
  2. FIRE EXTGH READY Light - PUSH.
    GROUND
    Throttles - OFF.
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DUAL L BLEED and R BLEED WARNING LIGHTS // L/R ATS CAUTION // DUAL L/R BLD OFF
CAUTIONS

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IN FLIGHT
1. Throttles — MINIMUM PRACTICAL.
2. Emergency oxygen green ring(s) — PULL.
3. BLEED AIR knob — OFF (DO NOT CYCLE).
4. Initiate controlled descent to below 18,000 feet MSL.

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SINGLE L BLEED or R BLEED WARNING LIGHT
IN FLIGHT

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  1. Throttle affected engine — IDLE.
  2. BLEED AIR knob — L OFF or R OFF (DO NOT CYCLE)
    If light remains on:
  3. Throttle affected engine — OFF.
    If light remains on:
  4. Emergency oxygen green ring(s) — PULL.
  5. BLEED AIR knob — OFF (DO NOT CYCLE).
  6. Initiate controlled descent to below 18,000 feet MSL.
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FIRE LIGHT

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GROUND
1. Throttles — OFF.
2. FIRE light affected engine — PUSH.
3. FIRE EXTGH READY light — PUSH AND HOLD UNTIL DISCH LIGHT COMES ON (5 seconds maximum).
IN FLIGHT
Dual FIRE lights:
1. Throttles — MINIMUM PRACTICAL.
Single FIRE light or Dual when side confirmed:
2. Throttle affected engine — OFF.
3. FIRE light affected engine — PUSH.
4. FIRE EXTGH READY light — PUSH AND HOLD UNTIL DISCH LIGHT COMES ON (5 seconds maximum).
5. HOOK handle — DOWN

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ENGINE CAUTIONS
L/R EGT HIGH, L/R ENG, L/R ENG VIB, L/R FLAMEOUT, L/R OIL HOT, L/R OIL PR, L/R OVRSPD,
and L/R STALL

A
  1. Throttle affected engine — IDLE
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L/R FUEL INLT CAUTION

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  1. Throttle affected engine — OFF.
  2. FIRE light affected engine — PUSH.
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LOW/NO MASK FLOW (IN FLIGHT)

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If CABIN altitude above 10,000 feet:
1. Emergency oxygen green ring(s) — PULL.
2. OXY FLOW knob(s) — OFF.

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CABIN PRESSURIZATION FAILURE/CABIN CAUTION LIGHT
GROUND

A
  1. ECS MODE switch — OFF/RAM.
  2. CABIN TEMP knob — FULL COLD.
    IN FLIGHT
  3. Initiate controlled descent to below 18,000 feet MSL.
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RAPID DECOMPRESSION

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  1. Initiate controlled descent to below 18,000 feet MSL.
    If rapid decompression results in CABIN altitude above 18,000 feet:
  2. Emergency oxygen green ring(s) — PULL.
  3. OXY FLOW knob(s) — OFF.
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ADVERSE PHYSIOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS

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  1. Initiate controlled descent to below 18,000 feet MSL.
  2. Control rate and depth of breathing (approximately one breath every 5 seconds).
  3. Mask — OFF when CABIN altitude below 10,000 feet.
  4. OXY FLOW knob — OFF
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HOT START

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If EGT climbs rapidly through 750 °C:
1. Throttle affected engine — OFF.

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BRAKE FAILURE/EMERGENCY BRAKES

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If detected after touchdown and flyaway airspeed available:
1. Go Around.
If brake failure occurs at slow speed or flyaway airspeed not available:
1. Brakes — RELEASE.
2. EMERG BRK handle — PULL TO DETENT.
3. Brakes — APPLY Gradually

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EMERGENCY CATAPULT FLYAWAY

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If flyaway airspeed available:
1. Throttles — MAX.
2. Rudder — FULL AGAINST YAW/ROLL.
3. EMERG JETT button — PUSH.
4. Maintain 10° to 12° pitch attitude with symbol.
* Do not exceed 14° AOA (AOA tone).
If unable to arrest yaw/roll or stop settle:
5. Eject.

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14
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ABORT

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  1. Throttles — IDLE.
  2. Speedbrake — AS DESIRED.
  3. Brakes — APPLY.
  4. Stick — AFT below 100 knots (if required).
  5. HOOK handle — DOWN (if required).
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LOSS OF DIRECTIONAL CONTROL DURING TAKEOFF OR LANDING

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detected after touchdown and flyaway airspeed available:
1. Go around.
If flyaway airspeed not available:
1. EMERG BRK handle — PULL TO DETENT (if required).
2. HOOK handle — DOWN (if required).
If NWS failure suspected:
3. Paddle switch — PRESS.

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16
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LOSS OF THRUST IN TAKEOFF OR LANDING CONFIGURATION

A
  1. Throttles — MAX.
  2. FLAP switch — HALF.
  3. Maintain on-speed AOA and balanced flight.
  4. LDG GEAR handle — UP (if required).
  5. EMERG JETT button — PUSH (if required).
17
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SMOKE, FUMES, OR FIRE IN COCKPIT

A
  1. Initiate controlled descent to below 18,000 feet MSL.
  2. CABIN PRESS switch – RAM/DUMP (below 18,000 feet MSL if possible)
18
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OCF RECOVERY

A
  1. Controls — RELEASE, FEET OFF RUDDERS, SPEEDBRAKE IN.
    If still out of control:
  2. Throttles — IDLE.
  3. Altitude, AOA, airspeed, and yaw rate — CHECK.
    If command arrow present:
  4. Lateral stick — FULL WITH ARROW.
    When command arrow removed:
  5. Lateral stick — SMOOTHLY NEUTRAL.
    When recovery indicated by AOA and yaw rate tones removed, side forces subsided, and airspeed
    accelerating above 180 KCAS:
  6. Recover.
    Passing 6,000 feet AGL, dive recovery not initiated:
  7. Eject.
19
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PLANING LINK FAILURE

A

If detected after touchdown and flyaway airspeed available:
1. Go around.
If flyaway airspeed not available:
1. EMERG BRK handle — PULL TO DETENT (if required).
2. HOOK handle — DOWN (if required).

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CABIN TEMPERATURE COLD

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If conditions are severe enough to preclude safe aviation:
1. Initiate controlled descent to below 18,000 feet MSL.