Descent Knowledge Flashcards

1
Q

When does the PF call for the Descent Check?

A

Descending through FL180 or leaving cruise altitude.

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2
Q

When does the PM perform the Descent Check flow?

A

After PF calls for Descent Check

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3
Q

When are all tasks required to be completed?

A

Prior to Descent Check

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4
Q

Does the call to company need to be done prior to the descent check?

A

No, it can be delayed until after

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5
Q

Vertical speed must not exceed ___ when below ___ AGL.

A
  • 1500 FPM

- 2500’ AGL

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6
Q

During the flow, what do you check for the Fuel item?

A

ED-1: TOTAL FUEL QTY

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7
Q

What reference speeds are set for the Landing Data task?

A
  • V2 (Flaps 8)

- VFTO

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8
Q

What is referenced to ensure that the thrust reveres are armed when reading the checklist?

A

ED-2: L/R REV ARMED

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9
Q

When should you arrive at the traffic pattern altitude and flap 0 maneuvering speed?

A
  • 12 miles out for STRAIGHT IN APPROACH

- 8 miles out abeam approach

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10
Q

How far out from the airport should you be at 10000ft AFE and 250KIAS when not restricted by ATC?

A

30 miles out

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11
Q

How do you calculate top of descent (TOD) and descent rate for a 3 degree glidepath?

A
  • Distance = Altitude to lose/ 1000 * 3

- Rate of Descent = GS * 5

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12
Q

What is the descent speed for an early arrival ABOVE 10000ft?

A

.74M/300kts

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13
Q

What is the descent speed for a late arrival ABOVE 10000ft?

A

.77M/320kts

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14
Q

What is the descent speed for an on time arrival ABOVE 10000ft?

A

.77M/320kts

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15
Q

What is the descent speed for an early arrival BELOW 10000ft?

A

250kts

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16
Q

What is the descent speed for a late arrival BELOW 10000ft?

A

250kts

17
Q

What is the descent speed for an on time arrival BELOW 10000ft?

A

250kts

18
Q

When is the PM required to callout deviations during descent?

A

Review SOPM 04-10.11

19
Q

What are the PF actions and response to a deviation?

A

Review SOPM 04-10.11

20
Q

What is the minimum holding speed?

A

Vmd/Min Hold

21
Q

How is the minimum holding speed determined?

A

Speed Cards

Alt and Weight

22
Q

What are the FAA Holding speeds?

A
  • S.L.V-6000ft = 200kts
  • 6001-14000ft = 230
  • 14001+ = 265+
23
Q

What consideration should be given when holding in icing conditions?

A

Avoid holding in icing conditions

24
Q

When are flight crews required to make a landing performance assessment?

A
  • Conditions different from those planned

- Crew needs to know absolute performance capability of the airplane in abnormal or irregular or emergency situations

25
Q

What is used to make the landing performance assessment?

A
  • Minimum landing distance from ACARS or TLR

- Current conditions of airport

26
Q

How is minimum landing distance calculated?

A

ACARS or TLR report and current airport conditions

27
Q

What should be discussed during the approach briefing?

A
  • Outcome of landing distance based on runway conditions
  • Airplane status and operation restrictions
  • Missed approach options when a failure occurs in the final approach that affects the landing distance