Emergencies

Question 1

Maneuvering Speed

Answer 1

3150 Ibs 133 IAS
2700 Ibs 123 IAS
2300 Ibs 114 IAS

Question 2

Best Glide Speeds

Answer 2

3150 Ibs 100 IAS
2600 Ibs 92 IAS

Question 3

Abnormal Landing Speeds

Answer 3

Flaps up 89 IAS
Flaps 50% 83 IAS
Flaps 100% 78 IAS

Question 4

Engine Failure on Takeoff (Low Altitudes)

Answer 4

Best Glide/Landing Speed
Mixture Cutoff
Fuel Selector Off
Ignition Switch Off
Flaps As Required

Question 5

Engine Failure in Flight

Answer 5

Best Glide Speed Established
Mixture As required
Fuel Selector Switch Tanks
Fuel Pump ON
Alternate Induction Air ON
Air Conditioner OFF
Ignition Switch Check, Both
Perform Engine Airstart or Emergency Lading Without Power

Question 6

Airstart Engine Start

Answer 6

Battery Master Switches On
Power Level 1/2 Open
Mixture Rich as Req’d
Fuel Selector Switch Tanks
Ignition Switch Both

Question 7

Emergency Landing Without Power

Answer 7

Best Glide Speed Establish
Radio Transmit 121.5
Transponder Squawk 7700
If off airport ELT Activate
Power lever Idle
Mixture Cutoff
Fuel Selector OFF
Ignition Switch OFF
Fuel Pump OFF
Flaps (When landing is assured) 100%
Master Switches Off
Seat belts SECURED

Question 8

Ditching

Answer 8

Radio Transmit 121.5
Transponder Squawk 7700
Caps Activate
Airplane Evacuate
Flotation Devices Inflate when clear of airplane

Question 9

Engine Partial Power Loss

Answer 9

Air Conditioner OFF
Fuel pump ON
Fuel Selector switch Tanks
Mixture Check appropriate for flight conditions
Power Lever Sweep
Alternate Induction Air ON
Ignition Switch Both, L, R,
Land ASAP

Question 10

CAPS deployment flow

Answer 10

See attached

Question 11

What is CAS?

Answer 11

Crew Alerting System Annunciations - Emergency or Abnormal situations are displayed in abbreviated text and are colored based on the alert level. The pilot will see these annunciations displayed on the right side of the PFD

Each CAS annunciation is associated with an electronic checklist on the MFD.

Question 12

What are the CAS alert levels

Answer 12

• Red - Warning
• Caution - Yellow
• White - Advisory

Question 13

What is a CAS “warning” alert and what do you do?

Answer 13

Displayed in Red, these Warning alerts arise during emergency situations that require immediate awareness and response

A flashing warning CAS message with an accompanying aural alert requires immediate action

A Warning CAS message without an aural alert requires attention dependent on workload. Warnings with no aural alert typically occur while on ground.

Question 14

What is a CAS “Caution” alert and what do you do?

Answer 14

Dislayed in yellow, Caution CAS messages arise during situations that require immediate awareness and subsequent response

A flashing Caution message with an accompanying aural alert requires more timely response

A flashing Caution message with no aural alert requires response dependent on workload

A non flashing Caution CAS message with no aural alert requires attention dependent on workload. It may also require performing maintenance

Question 15

What is a CAS “Advisory” alert and what do you do?

Answer 15

Advisories are displayed in white and arise during situations that require awareness that may require subsequent response