COLD WX OPS/LVO's Flashcards
HOW WIDE DOES A R/WAY NEED TO BE CLEARED TO ALLOW FOR T/O & LANDING IN SNOW?
Cleared & treated not less than 30m
OMB 2.1-NORMAL PRO-OPERATING LIMITS
WHAT IS THE DEFINITION OF SEVERE ICE ACCRETION?
5mm or more
FCOM-LIMITATIONS-ICE & RAIN PROTECTION
WHAT ARE THE MIN SPEEDS WITH ICE ACCRETION?
WAI operative
CLEAN - CONF 3 = VLS +10kt
FULL CONF = VLS +5kt
WAI NOT operative
VLS + 10kt/green dot
FCOM-PRO-NORM PRO-SUPP-PRO-ADVERSE WX
WHEN SHOULD ENG ANTI-ICE BE USED AFTER ENG START?
In icing conditions
TAT is at/below 10’c & visible moisture is present or visibility is 1600m or less
10’c or less and visible moisture is present on the ground for taxi and T/O
OMB 2.3.9 NORM PRO-SOPS-AFTER START
WHEN SHOULD THE ICE SHEDDING PROCEDURE BE USED? AND WHAT IS THE PROCEDURE?
CEO
When icing conditions & OAT +3’c or less for more than 30mins.
The procedure:
Park break ON, clear of A/C & objects
Set 70% N1 for 30s
Intervals not greater than 30mins
In freezing rain/drizzle/fog or heavy snow then every 10mins.
NEO
N1 50% for 5s at intervals of not greater than 60mins
CWQR 1.5
WHAT SHOULD BE REVIEWED FOR AN AUTOLAND?
- Task sharing and callouts
- Management of degraded guidance
- LVP’s at the Airport
OMB 2.3.18.3.1.2 NORM PRO-SOPS-APP-A/C GUIDANCE-USING LOC/G/S
WHEN WOULD AN AUTOLAND WARNING LIGHT TRIGGER?
ALL BELOW 200ft WITH AT LEAST 1 AP & LAND/FLARE
- LOC deviation 1/4 dot + A/C above 15ft RA
- GLIDE deviation 1 dot + A/C above 100ft RA
- Loss of LOC above 15ft RA
- RA difference is greater than 15ft
- Last AP disengages
- FMGS detects long flare
- FMGS detects untimely flare
FCOM 22_30-80-30 APP-PRECISION APP
WHAT IS THE CRITERIA ALLOWED FOR A LTS?
- LVP’s in force
- LTS CAT 1 minima published ILS
- CAT 2,3 SINGLE/DUAL displayed FMA
- At least 1 AP for APP & AUTOLAND
- No OFP not prohibiting LTS CAT 1
*OMB 2.3.18.1.1 NORM PRO-SOPS-APP-A/C GUIDANCE
TAKEOFF MINIMA, WHAT IS REQUIRED?
Minimum 125m for all points.
Visual assessment can be made for the first segment. 90m = 6 lights at 15m spacing.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF DE-ICING/ANTI-ICING FLUIDS?
TYPE 1 - Unthickened, used mainly in STEP 1 and is clear or light ORANGE
TYPE 2 - Thickened, improved holdover time, STRAW colour
TYPE 4 - THICKENED, longer holdover times, GREEN colour.
TRAFFIC LIGHTS, (RED,AMBER,GREEN)
OMA 8.2.4.3.2
IS FLEX T/O PERMITTED ON A CONTAMINATED R/WAY?
NO
WHEN IS T/OFF NOT PERMITTED WITH CERTAIN R/WAY CONDITIONS REPORTED ON THE GRF (GLOBAL REPORTING FORMAT)?
WET ICE WATER ON TOP OF COMPACTED SNOW DRY SNOW ON TOP OF ICE WET SNOW ON TOP OF ICE RWYCC 0 Operational Quick Access
WHEN SHOULD FLAP/SLAT SELECTION HAPPEN WHEN TAXIING IN SLUSH/SNOW COVERED TAXI-WAYS?
Delayed until reaching the holding point. To avoid contaminating the slat/flap actuation mechanism
FCTM-PR-NP-SP-10-10-1
IF SNOW OR CONTAMINATES ARE PRESENT WHAT SHOULD BE DONE ON TAXI IN?
FLAPS/SLATS should not be retracted as to prevent damage by crushing ice. A visual inspection shall be performed once on stand then if free of ice retraction can be done.
FCTM-PR-NP-SP-10-10-2
WHAT ARE THE VISUAL REFERENCES REQUIRED FOR T/OFF IN LVO’S?
125m
high intensity centreline lights 15m or less & high intensity edge lights 60m or less
QRH-SI-20
IN LVO’S WHAT IF YOU HAVE AN A/C FAILURE PRIOR TO LANDING?
ABOVE 1000’ - resolve by 1000’ or go around. amend DH if appropriate
1000’ to AH (100’) - any failure leading to downgrade of FMA implies a go-around.
200’ RA & below - RED AUTOLAND requires immediate go-around
100’ (AH) - continue except RED autoland
QRH-SI-20
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FAIL-OPERATION AND FAIL-PASSIVE?
FAIL-OPERATIONAL failure below AH (100’), approach, flare & landing completed automatically.
FAIL-PASSIVE AP will disconnect with no significant out of trim but landing will not be automatic. Pilot MUST assume control and land if visual references allow and is safe to do so.
WHAT IS THE APPROACH BAN?
An approach may be attempted as long as the required RVR is above minimums. If not then you must not continue past 1000’. If you are through 1000’ and then the RVR changes you can continue to land as long as it is safe to do so.
WHAT TRIGGERS THE RED AUTOLAND WARNING LIGHT?
Activates when at least 1 RA reads below 200’ & 1 AP engaged
- LOC exceeds 1/4 dot
- GLIDE EXCEEDS 1 dot
- LOSS LOC signal
- LOSS of GLIDE above 100’
- RA’s have a difference of 15’+
- last AP disconnects
- LONG FLARE detected by FMGS
- UNTIMELY/LONG FLARE detected by FMGS
FCOM-DSC-22
WHAT ARE THE APP CATEGORY MINIMAS AND VISUAL REFERENCES?
CAT 1 - 200AAL & 500M RVR. Elements of the APP light system, threshold, PAPI R/WAY edge lights.
(LTS -CAT 1 DA AND 400/450M RVR)
CAT 2 - 100’RA, 300M RVR. 3 consecutive lights and lateral element
(OTS CAT 2 - 100’RA, 350M RVR)
CAT 3 A - 50’ RA, 200M RVR. 3 consecutive lights.
CAT 3 B - 75M RVR. NONE (1 light with DH)
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LVO AND LVP?
LVP - Airport based procedures (=<200’ ceiling & RVR =<600M)
LVO - A/C based procedures
WHAT IS THE CONTROLLING RVR?
TDZ
but if MID & STOP POINT reported then they are also controlling.
For CATIIIB without DH only 1 RVR required on the airport.
OMA 8.4.4
ON A AUTOLAND WHAT HAPPENS BELOW 1000’ WITH REGARDS TO TASK SHARING AND A/C STATUS?
- 1000’ fully configured and stable
- 800’ LANDING INHIBIT (inhibits some warnings/cautions
- 700’ FMGC data lock
- 500’ STABLE
- 400’ FCU lock
- 350’ LAND FMA
- 200’ AUTOLAND RED light active
- 100’ CALL “ONE HUNDRED” reply “CONTINUE”
- 40’ FLARE FMA
- 30’ THR IDLE FMA
- 10’ ROLLOUT
IN TERMS OF ACTIONING A GO-AROUND ON A AUTO LAND TALK ABOUT MANAGEMENT OF A DOWNGRADE
ABOVE 1000’ - go-around unless problem rectified or amend DH
BELOW 1000’ - GO-AROUND
200’ or BELOW - GO-AROUND for red AUTO LAND
100’ OR BELOW continue unless red AUTOLAND
QRH - SI - LVO
TALK ABOUT THE R/WAY CENTRELINE LIGHTING IN THE LAST 900M
First 600m red/white
Final 300m red
WHAT IS THE MINIMUM OIL TEMP FOR ENG START & T/OFF ON A NEO AND CEO?
NEO
-40c start
+19c t/off
CEO
- 40c START
- 10c T/OFF
FCOM LIM-ENG
WHERE CAN YOU FIND THE REQUIRED EQUIPMENT LIST FOR LVO’S?
eQRH/OPS
WHERE CAN YOU FIND THE HOLDOVER TIMES FOR DE-ICING?
Operational Quick Access
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Cold Weather Quick Reference
WHEN DOES THE HOLDOVER TIME START?
FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE FLUID APPLICATION
IF 2 step then from the beginning of the 2nd step
FCTM PR-NP-SP-10-10-1
WHERE CAN YOU FIND THE SNOWFALL INTENSITIES CHART?
CWQR 3.17
FOR USE to determine which anti-icing fluids should be used
WHAT TYPE FLUID CAN BE USED TO DE-ICE THE RADOME AND COCKPIT WINDOWS?
TYPE 1 DILUTED
WINTER OPS MANUAL 2.7.11
WHEN SHALL A PRE-T/OFF CONTAMINATION CHECK BE DONE AND WHY?
After HOT (Hold Over Time) has been exceeded and it shall be done pre-take off. NO contaminates shall be present.
WINTER INFO HANDBOOK 4.1
WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU HEAR THE “CAVALRY CHARGE” AND THE AUTOLAND LIGHT ILLUMINATE?
AP has disconnected, MANUAL input needed for a go-around if visuals are not suitable for landing
ON A CONTAMINATED R/WAY WHAT SELECTION OF THRUST SHOULD BE USED FOR LANDING?
The crew must select MAX REV THRUST
FCTM PR-NP-SOP-250
WHAT SCENARIOS WOULD REQUIRE ENG IGN FOR TAKEOFF?
- STANDING WATER
- HEAVY RAINFALL
- SEVER TURBULENCE
OMB 2.3.11
WHAT IS CAT 3A MINIMA?
50-100 ft & 200 m
OMA 8.4.11
WHAT IS THE LATEST AN AIRPORT WILL INITIATE LVP’s?
Ceiling =<200ft or =<600m
WHAT IS MEANT BY THE AKWRT HEIGHT?
Above touchdown zone and Alert Height if activated a go around is required.
Below alert height, if failure occurs, flare touchdown & roll out may be accomplished using remaining automatic system (fail operational)