Common Non Compliance Flashcards

1
Q

In order to prevent unwanted control column movement during windy conditions, what should you do?

A

It is permissible, after confirming that no maintenance actions are taking place, to position both the system A and B electric hydraulic pump switches to the ON position during preflight.

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2
Q

Where should you get the winds for the winds that are put in the PERF INIT page?

A

Use the winds located at the top of climb (T/C) on the flight plan for both the CRZ WIND (2R) and the T/C OAT (3R)

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3
Q

Is it okay to enter “0” into the ACARS - BD FUEL line?

A

You can, but the preference is enter actual gallons boarded

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4
Q

What does the captain have to brief the flight attendants with regards to the shoreline?

A

Captain must advise the flight attendants during his pre-flight Flight Attendant Briefing (manila side of the card) if the route of flight will exceed 50 nm from the nearest shoreline, so they can distribute infant life vests.

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5
Q

When briefing a rejected takeoff, what must the captain include in his brief that is often forgotten?

A

The captain must “Brief the mechanical FM actions required to reject a takeoff.” FOM 3.90.4

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6
Q

What do you need to know with regards to silent pushback procedures and the parking brake?

A

Do not release the parking brake until pushback clearance is received.

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7
Q

For normal engine start what position should the isolation valve be in?

A

AUTO, not OPEN. The isolation valve opens automatically when packs are turned off.

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8
Q

What do you need to remember about starting an engine at an airport with a higher elevation?

A

There is an “Engine Start - High Altitude Airport (Above 5000 Feet)” supplementary procedure. The procedure states that you must observe all of the following indications before introducing fuel:
* N1 rotation
* Minimum of 20% N2
* Maximum motoring
Note: Maximum motoring occurs when N2 acceleration is less than 1% in approximately 5 seconds.

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9
Q

Should you wait for a salute before starting the After Start Checklist?

A

No.

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10
Q

When should the CA put the generators on line?

A

AFTER calling for the After Start Checklist … not before.

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11
Q

What is a common mistake during the flight control check? What about the captain specifically?

A

Performing the control check in more than one direction at a time.
Captains checking the rudder without holding the tiller

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12
Q

What is the most commonly forgotten item on the Delayed Engine Start?

A

Declaring “Delayed Engine Start complete.”

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13
Q

What is a common mistake captains make when calling for the Before Takeoff Checklist?

A

Calling for the “Before Takeoff Checklist” when intending to call for the “Before Takeoff Checklist to the line.”

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14
Q

What is a common mistake captains make during the Before Takeoff Checklist?

A

Repeating V-Speeds during the Before Takeoff Checklist. The captain’s response is “Set.”

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