C90A Boldface Flashcards

Transport Canada ASD C90A Memory Items for Abnormal/Emergency Handling

1
Q

REJECTED TAKEOFF

A

Power Levers–IDLE

Brakes–Maximum or as req’d

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2
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ENGINE FLAMEOUT (DOUBLE ENGINE FAILURE)

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Power Levers–IDLE
Propeller–Do NOT Feather
Condition Lever–FUEL CUT OFF

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3
Q

SINGLE ENGINE GO-AROUND

A

Power–Maximum
Flaps–UP
Gear–UP
Airspeed–108 KIAS

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4
Q

ELECTRICAL SMOKE OR FIRE;
ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEM SMOKE/FUMES;
CABIN ALT HI ANNUNCIATOR;
RAPID DECOMPRESSION

A

Oxygen Masks–Don/Confirm flow

Communications–Establish

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5
Q

EMERGENCY DESCENT

A
Power Levers--IDLE
Prop Levers--HIGH RPM
Flaps (184 KIAS)--APPROACH
Landing Gear (182 KIAS)--DN
Airspeed--182 KIAS (max)
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6
Q

ENGINE FIRE (GROUND) / EVACUATION

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Parking Brake–Set

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7
Q

STALL RECOVERY

A
"STALL"--Call (either pilot)
AP/YD DISC/TRIM INTRPT Button--Press and release 
Pitch Attitude--Nose Down
Power--Maximum
Wings--Level
Flaps--UP (>101 KIAS)
Landing Gear--UP
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8
Q

UNSCHEDULED RUDDER BOOST ACTIVATION

A

RUDDER BOOST–OFF

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9
Q

ENGINE FAILURE IN FLIGHT BELOW VMCA

A

Aircraft–Maintain control and reduce power on operating engine
Pitch–Lower nose and accelerate above 90 KIAS
Power–Increase as req’d

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10
Q

GLIDE / DOUBLE ENGINE FAILURE

A

Landing Gear–UP
Flaps–UP
Airstart (page 8)(if time permits)–Complete
If airstart is impractical or unsuccessful:
Propellers–FEATHER
Airspeed–125 KIAS

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11
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EMERGENCY ENGINE SHUTDOWN

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Power--As req'd
Flaps and Gear--As req'd
L/R Engine--Confirm
Shutdown L/R Engine
L/R Condition Lever--FUEL CUT OFF
L/R Prop Lever--FEATHER
L/R FW Shutoff Valve--CLOSE
L/R Fire Extinguisher (if installed and fire evident)--Actuate
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12
Q

AUTOPILOT MALFUNCTION / ELEVATOR TRIM RUNAWAY

A

Control Wheel–Grip firmly
AP/YD DISC/TRIM INTRPT Button–Press and Hold
Aircraft Control–Maintain/Regain

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13
Q

ENGINE FAILURE AFTER LIFTOFF

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Power--Maximum
Flaps and Gear--UP
L/R Engine Failed--Confirmed or Negative
Autofeather--Confirmed or Negative
If NO:
L/R Propeller--FEATHER
Fire--Confirmed or Negative
If YES:
L/R Condition Lever--FUEL CUT OFF
L/R FW Shutoff Valve--CLOSE
L/R Fire Extinguisher (if installed)--Actuate
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14
Q

PITCH TRIM FAILURE

A

Control Wheel–Grip firmly

AP/YD DISC/TRIM INTRPT Button–Press and release

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15
Q

WINDSHEAR

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“WINDSHEAR”–Call (either pilot)
AP/YD DISC/TRIM INTRPT Button–Press and Hold
Power–Maximum or Firewall
Pitch–GA, then maintain 101 KIAS

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16
Q

GROUND PROXIMITY IN IMC

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AP/YD DISC/TRIM INTRPT Button–Press and Hold
Power–Maximum or Firewall
Pitch–GA, then maintain 101 KIAS

17
Q

ABNORMAL START

A

Condition Lever–FUEL CUT OFF

Ignition and Engine Start–OFF

18
Q

AUTOPILOT OVERSPEED RECOVERY

A

Power Levers–Reduce

19
Q

AUTOPILOT UNDERSPEED PROTECTION ACTIVATION AND RECOVERY

A

Power Levers–Increase POWER as req’d

Aircraft Control–Maintain/Regain