EMERGENCY BOLD ITEMS Flashcards

1
Q

Engine Fire During Start-up

A
  1. Ignition Switch - START

If engine starts
2. Throttle 1800 for a few minutes
3. Engine - GO TO Secure Engine Checklist

If Engine FAILS to start
1. Throttle FULL
2. Mixture IDLE CUTOFF
4. Ignition Switch START

go to checklist

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2
Q

Engine Fire During Flight

A
  1. Mixture IDLE CUTOFF
  2. Fuel Shutoff Valve OFF
  3. Fuel Pump OFF

go to checklist

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3
Q

Wing Fire

A
  1. Nav Lights - OFF
  2. Strobe Lights - OFF
  3. Taxi/Landing Lights - OFF
  4. Pitot Heat - OFF

go to checklist

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4
Q

Cabin Fire

A
  1. Master Switch - OFF
  2. Vents/Cabin Air Heat - CLOSED/OFF
  3. Fire Extinguisher - ACTIVATE

go to checklist

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5
Q

Electrical Fire in Flight

A
  1. Master Switch - OFF
  2. Avionics Master - OFF
  3. Electrical Switches - OFF
  4. Vents/ Cabin Air / Heat - CLOSED / OFF
  5. Fire Extinguisher - ACTIVATE

go to checklist

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6
Q

Engine Failure on Takeoff Roll

A
  1. Throttle - IDLE
  2. Brakes - APPLY

go to checklist

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7
Q

Engine Failure after Takeoff (Below 1,000’)

A
  1. Airspeed - PITCH FOR: P-65 KIAS / S- 68 KIAS
    *2. Carb Heat - ON (P- Model)
  2. Landing - SELECT

go to checklist

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8
Q

COFFPACF

A

COFFPACF

Crew unable to perform duties
Overdue flight/aircraft (reported in 7 days)
Fire in flight
Failure of internal turbine component
Property damage $25K+
Accident in flight
Collision
Flight control system failure

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9
Q

Unusual nose down attitude steps:

A
  1. Power Idle
  2. Ailerons Level
  3. Nose to the horizon
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10
Q

Unusual nose up attitude steps:

A
  1. Power full
  2. Aileron level
  3. Nose to the horizon
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11
Q

An unusual nose down attitude:

A
  1. Power idle
  2. Ailerons Level
  3. Nose to the horizon
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12
Q

Nose down attitude recover:

A
  1. Power Idle
  2. Ailerons Level
  3. Nose to the horizon
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13
Q

Engine Fire in flight emergency bold items in the 172s:

A
  1. Mixture Idle Cut-Off
  2. Fuel Shutoff Valve : Off
  3. Fuel Pump : Off

go to checklist

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14
Q

172s Engine Failure Bold Items:

A
  1. Pitch for Vg (68 KIAS)
  2. Landing Spot

go to checklist

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15
Q

Engine Failure (Restart Procedure) bold items (POH):

A
  1. AIrspeed: Vg
  2. Shuel Shutoff Valve: ON (push in)
  3. Fuel Selector Valve: BOTH
  4. Auxiliary Fuel Pump Switch: ON
  5. Mixture: Rich (if restart has not occurred)
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16
Q

Fire on the ground, and engine fails to start checklist:

A
  1. Throttle : FULL OPEN
  2. Mixture : IDLE CUT-OFF
  3. Fuel Shutoff Valve: OFF (pull out)
  4. Auxiliary Fuel Pump Switch: OFF
17
Q

Engine fire in flight

A
  1. Mixture: IDLE CUT-OFF
  2. Fuel Shutoff Valve: Pull Out (OFF)
  3. Auxiliary Fuel Pump: OFF
  4. Master Switch: OFF
18
Q

If you notice your Altimeter, ASI, and VSI frozen, what should you do?

A

Turn on Pitot Heat

19
Q

What should you expect with icing on the wing accumulated at 1/4” or more?

A
  • Higher stall speeds
  • Longer landing roll
20
Q

Icing has formed on the window when coming in for landing. What can you do for better visibility?

A
  • Open window and try to scrape ice free for better visibility
  • Forward slip to look out the side for a visual
21
Q

If vacuum pump fails during flight, what instruments is affected?

A
  • Attitude Indicator
  • Heading Indicator
22
Q

Erroneous reading of the static source instruments are suspected, what should be done?

A
  • Pull on the alternate static pressure alternate source
    or
  • If alternate static source not available, break VSI
23
Q

If disoriented from rotation of airplane during spin recovery, what can you use as a visual reference?

A

Use the symbolic airplane in the turn coordinator

24
Q

What is an excessive charging rate shown on the ammeter?

A

More than 2 tick marks on a long flight, the battery would overheat and evaporate the electrolyte at an excessive rate