Dash 8 Recalls Flashcards

1
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Immediate Actions

A
  1. On Ground Non Normal
  2. Engine Fire on Ground
  3. Evacuation
  4. APU Fire
  5. Engine Oil Pressure < 40 PSI
  6. ENG OIL PRESS Warning light
  7. Unscheduled Propeller Feathering
  8. Propeller Ground Range Advisory Cycling
  9. Propeller Overspeed
  10. Roll Control Malfunction
  11. Aileron Trim Tab Runaway
  12. Rudder Jam
  13. RUD 1 or RUD 2 Push Off switch-light on
  14. # 1 or #2 RUD HYD Caution light
  15. Rudder Trim Actuator Runaway
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PASSENGER AND CREW POST OPERATIONAL DEBRIEF
D
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S

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• Conduct at earliest opportunity when:
Delay/diversion - Significant delay/diversion due mechanical fault

Incident - Passenger related incidents i.e. violence

Medical - Medical problems requiring a doctor/diversion

Envirnment - Significant change to cabin environment (heat, smoke, etc.)

Stress - Any event causing stress or trauma to passengers or aircrew

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Make a QL3 entry
L
A
M
E
H
O
B
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S
O
C
K
S

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Lightning
Abnormal flight loads
Maintenance actions
Exceedances

Hard landings
Overweight landings
Bird strikes
Over speeding

Spills
On ground TA/RA
Cabin defects
Keys lost
Smells, smoke, fumes

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4
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Actions for EGPWS Cautions

• “Don’t Sink”
• “Bank Angle”
• “Glideslope”
• “Too Low, Terrain” and any “Pull Up”
• All others

A

• “Don’t Sink” - climb
• “Bank Angle” – correct unsafe condition
• “Glideslope” – correct flight path to meet stable approach criteria
• “Too Low, Terrain” and any “Pull Up”– Terrain Procedure
• All others – Go Around

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5
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Severe Icing

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• Disengage Autopilot
• CL MAX
• Power as required up to MCP
• IAS not <160
Once clear reconfigure as required. Ensure flight controls function as normal before engaging autopilot. If unable, ensure performance penalties are applied.

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ILS PRM Breakout Procedure

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Pilot Flying
• Listen to Breakout instruction
• Disengage Autopilot
• Commence Turn
• Advance power levers, commence climb if appropriate; do not exceed 1000fpm in descent
• Call configuration Changes (Go Around)

Pilot Monitoring
• Standby FD
• Adjust PF heading bug & AAS
• Reconfigure as instructed
• Read back Instruction
• Change com 2 when changing frequency
• After take-off checklist

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7
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Severe Turbulence

A

Fasten seatbelt sign on
Disengage autopilot
FD mode PITCH
Don’t change trim
Don’t chase altitude or airspeed
VB 190/180 - VA 177/164 – Min Speed

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8
Q

Stall/High AoA
i. Airframe buffet
ii. Stick shaker
iii. Wing drop
iv. Stick pusher
v. Fast/Slow indicator at Slow

A

“Stall”
Disengage AP
Reduce Pitch
Wing level

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9
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TCAS RA

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• Disengage AP
• 5° initial pitch change
• Level attitude is 1°
• Every 1° = 200fpm

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10
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Go Around

A

Go Around,
Set Power, Power set,
Flap 10(15),
Positive rate, Gear Up-select Heading Select/Nav, Alt Select.

Flap 0, Bleeds ON, Set Power 900

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11
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OEI Go Around

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Anticipate Yaw with Aileron and rudder

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12
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Imminent Overtemperature or Hung Start

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Condition Lever ……………………………. Fuel Off
If ITT does not decrease immediately:
Pull Fuel Off Handle …………………………….Pull
Ignition ………………………………………………. Off
Motor Engine for 15 seconds:
Start Select ………………………………………… Off

“Aborted Engine Start Checklist”

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13
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Failure to Light Up (within 10 secs)

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Condition Lever ………………………….. Fuel Off
Ignition …………………………………………….. Off
Motor Engine for 15 seconds:
Start Select ………………………………………. Off

“Aborted Engine Start Checklist”

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14
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Rapid Depressurisation/ Emergency Descent

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15
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FLTDK DOOR (Caution Light)

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16
Q

Smoke (Warning Light) or Fuselage Fire, Smoke or Fumes

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17
Q

“Fault” light on cabin pressure controller/Cabin altitude increasing to unsafe level

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No QRH checklist.

Select Manual on the cabin pressurisation controller

18
Q

Terrain Procedure

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19
Q

Wind Shear Procedure

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20
Q

Pitch Control Jam

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21
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Roll Control Jam

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22
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Rejected Take-Off

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23
Q

Alert Order

A

Attention. All passengers remain seated and await further instructions

24
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Cancel Alert Order

A

Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for your cooperation. Cabin crew resume normal duties.

25
Q

Evacuation Order

A

Attention. Evacuate, Evacuate.

26
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Ditching Order

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Attention. This is a ditching, follow your crew members instructions.

27
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Brace Order

A

Attention. Brace, brace, brace.

or, chime the seat belts three times.

28
Q

Immediate Evacuation

A

Bring aircraft to a stop and apply the park brake

Items requiring an immediate evacuation: (clearly not safe on aircraft in next 2 minutes)
- Cabin Smoke/Fire - Get RFS to fight the fire
- Airframe Fire
- Aircraft separation
- Uncontrolled Engine Fire

It takes one pilot a few seconds to get to the fasten seatbelts off part of the checklist. This could be time to issue an alert PA.

29
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On Ground Non-Normal

A

Bring aircraft to a stop and apply park brake.

Captain to order FO to issue an Alert PA for:
- Runway overrun
- Hydraulic Failure
- Engine Fire
- Gear Collapse
- “Smoke” Warning
- Fumes

“Identify failure”

Command FO to conduct the “On Ground Non-Normal or Engine Fire On Ground Immediate Actions”; and
Contact ATC and request/issue information as appropriate.
Fire Commander 131.0 on Com 2

Check in with FO and have them guard VHF comms

Captain to call Cabin Crew and request observations

Consider precautionary disembarkation
- exits
- vehicles
- ground staff
- assembly point
- use evacuation checklist up to Fasten seat belts

If onboard safety is threatened order evacuation