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Cruise Knowledge Flashcards

1
Q

At what point can cruise be considered stable?

A

Fixed and static speed within SPD BUG

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2
Q

Who is responsible for monitoring thrust management and cruise speed during the cruise phase?

A

Both pilots

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3
Q

When is the cruise check conducted?

A

After appropriate cruise speed has been established and stable

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4
Q

When can climb thrust be reduced?

A

After achieving cruise speed

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5
Q

With regard to cruise altitude, what is the crews responsibility?

A

It is selected to ensure safety margins

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6
Q

What is the normal cruise speed when at or below planned cruise altitude?

A

NORM: Release
Min: VMD

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7
Q

What is the normal cruise speed when at or above planned cruise altitude?

A

NORM: 0.74
Min: VMD

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8
Q

What is the min cruise speed for all altitudes?

A

VMD

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9
Q

What is important to consider when flying higher than planned cruise speeds?

A

-Higher fuel consumption

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10
Q

When are required to advice ATC of your TAS?

A

Differs by 10kts or 5% whichever is greater

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11
Q

On the Speed cards VMD speed line, what do the dashed lines indicate?

A

Speeds do not provide adequate bank protection for turns greater than 15 degrees

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12
Q

When is the PM required to call out deviations during cruise?

A

In addition to Climb:

Altitude from selected +/- 100ft - “ALTITUDE”

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13
Q

What is the PF Actions and response for deviations?

A
  • Correct deviation

- “CORRECTING”

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14
Q

When is fuel trend monitoring required?

A

During cruise phase

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15
Q

What resources are available for fuel trend monitoring?

A
  • Expanded flight release

- Planned Estimated Fuel Remaining from MFD Menu page

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16
Q

What estimated fuel quantity on landing is considered minimum fuel?

A

1500lbs

17
Q

What estimated quantity upon landing is considered emergency fuel?

A

1050lbs

18
Q

how is the oxygen mask and ACP configured when using supplemental O2?

A 
O2 Mask - DON
Selection lever  - 100%
Mic transfer - MASK
Audio panel R/T/I/C switch - OFF
Yoke R/T/I/C switch - OFF
Audio Panel SPKR - ON
19
Q

How do you stow a O2 mask?

A

SOPM 04-09.10

20
Q

What do pilots do to ensure the altitude maintained is the altitude reported to ATC by the transponder?

A

Transponder is set to the same side (1 or 2) as the autopilot

21
Q

To avoid TCAS RA, the vertical speeds must be reduced to ____ at least ____ prior to reaching cleared flight level.

A
  • 1500fpm

- 1000ft

22
Q

What criteria wont allow you to continue RVSM ops?

A
  • Altitude deviation 200ft or > (Declare emergency)
  • Failure of transponders
  • Failure of EITHER primary altimeter system
  • Failure of ALT alerting andor capture capability
  • Failure of AFCS (autopilot)
23
Q

What deviation between altimeters may indicate a system failure?

A

Discrepancy of 200ft

24
Q

How are stall margins increased when inadvertent flight into severe turbulence occurs?

A

Come back to

25
Q

What should the pilot do with regards to altitude when in turbulent air?

A

Do not chase. Ride out deviations.

26
Q

What should the pilot do with regards to thrust setting when in turbulent air?

A

Set for TGT airspeed. Change only if variation is unacceptable.

27
Q

What should the pilot do with regards to airspeed when in turbulent air?

A

Do not chase. Fly max Vb or Mb

28
Q

What should the pilot do with regards to attitude when in turbulent air?

A

Do not apply sudden, large control inputs. Maintain wings level and pitch attitude.

29
Q

What should the pilot do with regards to pitch trim when in turbulent air?

A

After set for Vb/Mb, do not change

30
Q

What technique are used to fly manually flying in severe turbulence?

A
  • Use attitude indicator as primary instrument.
  • Control Airplane smoothly and first.
  • Fly Vb or less.
31
Q

What is the Driftdown procedure?

A
  • Max continuous thrust
  • Perf cards for driftdown speed (or VENR)
  • Ice protection ONLY when necessary
  • Proceed to nearest suitable/driftdown alternate
  • Aerodata Perf handbook
32
Q

Where is VENR located?

A

Speed Cards

33
Q

How is VENR determined?

A

Altitude

34
Q

What are the DOUBLE ENGINE FAILURE memory items?

A

1) CONTINUOUS IGNITION ON

2) AIRSPEED NO LESS THAN 240KIAS

CRJ Inital (27 decks)

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