Emergency Memmory Items Flashcards

1
Q

Speed Below V1

Emergency Failure or Fire or Master
Warning During Takeoff (MI)

A
  1. Brakes - As required
  2. Throttles - Idle
  3. Speed Brakes - Extend
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Speed Above V1

Emergency Failure or Fire or Master
Warning During Takeoff (MI)

A
  1. Maintain Directional Control
  2. Accelerate to Vr
  3. Rotate Vr, Climb - V2
  4. Landing Gear (positive rate) UP
  5. 1500 ft AGL - Retract flaps at V2+ 10 KIAS or Venr, whichever is lower, and accelerate to Venr, if required
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3
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Engine Failure During Coupled Approach

A
  1. Power - Increase
  2. Airspeed - Vref + 10 KIAS
  3. Flaps - Takeoff and approach
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Engine Failure (LH or RH ENG Fire Warning Light/Switch illuminated)

A
  1. THROTTLE (affected engine) – IDLE
    IF LIGHT REMAINS ON
  2. ENGINE FIRE SWITCH (affected engine) – LIFT COVER AND PUSH
  3. EITHER ILLUMINATED BOTTLE ARMED LIGHT - PUSH
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5
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EMERGENCY RESTART – TWO ENGINES

A
  1. IGNITION – BOTH ON
  2. FUEL BOOST PUMPS – BOTH ON
  3. THROTTLES – IDLE
  4. IF ALTITUDE ALLOWS – INCREASE AIRSPEED TO 240 KIAS
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6
Q

CABIN DECOMPRESSION (CABIN ALT 10,000 FEET WARNING LIGHT ON AND MASTER WARNING)

A
  1. OXYGEN MASKS – DON AND 100% OXYGEN
  2. OXYGEN MICROPHONE SWITCHES – MIC OXY MASK
  3. EMERGENCY DESCENT – AS REQUIRED
  4. PASSENGER OXYGEN – ENSURE PASSENGERS ARE RECEIVING OXYGEN
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EMERGENCY DESCENT

A
  1. AUTOPILOT/TRIM DISENGAGE BUTTON – PRESS
  2. THROTTLES – IDLE
  3. SPEED BRAKES – EXTEND
  4. INITIATE MODERATE BANK
  5. AIRPLANE PITCH ATTITUDE - APPROXIMATELY 15 DEGREES NOSE DOWN
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8
Q

The following is the same sequence for which three possible emergencies?
1. OXYGEN MASKS – DON AND EMER
2. OXYGEN MICROPHONE SWITCHES – MIC OXY MASK

A
  1. ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEM SMOKE OR ODOR
  2. SMOKE REMOVAL
  3. ELECTRICAL FIRE OR SMOKE
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9
Q

BATTERY OVERHEAT (BATT O’TEMP
WARNING LIGHT ON AND MASTER
WARNING)

A
  1. VOLT/AMP – NOTE
  2. BATT SWITCH – EMER
  3. VOLT/AMP – NOTE DECREASE
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10
Q

AUTOPILOT MALFUNCTION

A
  1. AUTOPILOT/TRIM DISENGAGE BUTTON –
    PRESS
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11
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EMERGENCY EVACUATION

A
  1. THROTTLES – BOTH OFF
  2. L/R ENGINE FIRE SWITCHES – BOTH PRESS
  3. BOTTLE 1 AND BOTTLE 2 ARMED SWITCHES – BOTH PRESS (if fire suspected)
  4. BATTERY SWITCH – OFF
  5. AIRPLANE OUTSIDE – CHECK FOR BEST ESCAPE ROUTE

IF THROUGH CABIN DOOR
1. CABIN DOOR ‐ OPEN
2. MOVE AWAY FROM AIRPLANE

IF THROUGH ESCAPE HATCH
1. ESCAPE HATCH – REMOVE AND THROUGH HATCH OUT OF AIRPLANE
2. MOVE AWAY FROM AIRPLANE

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