CFM/Op Specs/etc. Flashcards

1
Q

The flight director should remain in the TO mode until at least?

A

400 feet AFL

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2
Q

The After Takeoff Checklist and unnecessary flows or pilot activity should not be conducted until a minimum of?

A

3000 feet AFL

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3
Q

Cabin temperature should be set to approximately?

A

24C

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4
Q

NORMAL CLIMB SPEED

A
  • 250 KIAS below 10,000 feet

* 280 KIAS /.75 Mach to top of climb.

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5
Q

NORMAL CRUISE SPEED

A
  • 300 KIAS / .80 Mach on live legs

* 280 KIAS / .78 Mach on position legs.

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6
Q

NORMAL DESCENT SPEED

A
  • Mach .78 or .80 with a transition to 300 KIAS above 10,000 feet.
  • Maximum 250 KIAS below 10,000 feet
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7
Q

Risk Level 1 Minimum Runway?

A

4500’ x 75’

The PIC may operate to the minimum length and width indicated without additional restrictions beyond what is required by regulation or the AFM.

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8
Q

Risk Level 2 Minimum Runway?

Restrictions?

A

4000’ x 70’

• Day
• Dry
• VMC
• Crosswind component of 15 knots or less
• Wind gust factor not more than 10 knots
• No low-level wind shear
• For 91 operations, the aircraft must be able to land within 80% of the effective landing distance
available.

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9
Q

Minimum Reserve Fuel lbs.

A

2,000 lbs

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10
Q

Before conducting the Engine Shutdown Procedure, make sure that the engines have operated at ground idle power for a minimum of ____________ to cool the engines

A

3 minutes

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11
Q

For each minute that Emergency Lights are ON, it takes _______ to recharge

A

Each minute on equal one hour recharging.

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12
Q

The Challenger 300 / 350 has how many oxygen masks?

A

2 passenger oxygen masks in the galley
16 passenger oxygen masks in the cabin
2 passenger oxygen masks in the lavatory

TOTAL OF 20

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13
Q

Pressing simultaneously a sequence of which MFD curser controller synoptic buttons displays the Maintenance Diagnostic Computer (MDC)?

A

ANTI-ICE + ECS + FUEL synoptic buttons

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14
Q

What causes an amber “Check Database” message in the lower section of the right and left MFD’s?

A

The XM weather database is not subscribed and kept up to date in Flexjet aircraft. Clear the message in each side.

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15
Q

How do you reset the checklist for the next flight or to clear all completed tasks?

A

Press and HOLD the Checklist button – then reset it

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16
Q

Approximate fuel burn?

A

1st hour ……………………2500 lbs/hr
2nd hour …………………. 1900 lbs/hr
3rd hour ………………….. 1800 lbs/hr
4th hour ………………….. 1700 lbs/hr

17
Q

All engine climb data can be easily referenced in the?

A

CAG

or AFM

18
Q

What authorizes us to take off in icing conditions?

A

A041 and the pre-takeoff contamination check within five minutes of takeoff.

19
Q

Stabilized approach criteria

7

A
  1. Briefings
  2. Configured
  3. On Profile
  4. V\S less than 1,000
  5. Airspeed: ref plus 10, minus 0
  6. CDI one dot
  7. No flags
20
Q

After de-icing and prior to anti-icing we are required to?

A

Inspect the aircraft to ensure it has been properly de-iced. We just then conduct another inspection after anti-ice to ensure critical surfaces are evenly coated.

21
Q

If flaps are extended before anti-icing application which HOTs do you use?

A

76% Tables

22
Q

The snowflake symbol on an approach chart indicates what?

A

Cold Temperature Error Table must be used. (Jeppesen or AIM)

23
Q

Are Cold Temperature corrections applied to an ATC assigned altitude?

A

No, pilots must request from ATC and advise them of how much of a correction is applied.

24
Q

Are pilots required to advise ATC of Cold Temperature Altitude Corrections INSIDE of the FAF?

A

No

25
Q

What is the RCAM limitation for runways, taxiways, and ramps.

A

Not operate on RCAM of 0 or “nil”

26
Q

What is the RCAM limit for takeoff and landing?

A

Not on “poor” RCAM of 1 or less.

27
Q

What is the preferred method for calculating normal and contaminated runway performance?

A

iPreflight

28
Q

Crew members will not takeoff or land on a contaminated runway with more than ______ knots of tailwind.

A

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