Emergency Memory Items Flashcards

1
Q

Engine problems on the ground

A
  1. Throttle - Idle
  2. Brakes - as required
  3. Engine - switch off, if necessary; otherwise establish cause of the problem and re-establish engine performance

If oil pressure is below green engine shutoff immediately

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2
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Engine problems during takeoff
Can still be aborted

A
  1. Throttle - idle
  2. Brakes - as required

If sufficient time mitigate fire risk
- fuel selector - off
- mixture - lean shut off engine
- ignition switch - off
- master switch (alt/bat) - off

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3
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Engine problems durring takeoff
Can no longer be aborted

A

Below 1000 Straight ahead
Above 1000 can turn around
1. Airspeed - Vg (73)
2. Fuel selector - check selected tank
3. E fuel pump - check ON
4. Ignition switch - check BOOTH
5. Throttle - check MAX POWER
6. RPM - check HIGH RPM
7. Mixture - check RICH (lean >5k)
8. Alternate air - OPEN
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IF PROBLEM ISN’T FIXED IMMEDIATELY PERFORM EMERGENCY LANDING

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4
Q

Restarting the engine with windmilling propeller

A

Restart possible 70kts - Vne and up to max demonstrated altitude

  1. Airspeed - 80kts
  2. Fuel selector - fullest tank
  3. Ignition switch - check BOTH
  4. Mixture - appropriate position
  5. E fuel pump - check ON
  6. Alternate air - check OPEN

If engine doesn’t start
7. Mixture - LEAN
8. Mixture - push forward slowly until engine restart
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I’d still won’t start adopt GLIDING and perform EMERGENCY LANDING

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5
Q

Restarting engine with stationary propeller

A

Restart possible at airspeed 80kts-Vne up to max demonstrated altitude
1. Airspeed - 80kts
2. Electrical equipment - OFF
3. Avionics master - OFF
4. Master switch (BAT) - OFF
5. Mixture - check as needed
6. Fuel selector - check fullest
7. E fuel pump - check ON
8. Alternate air - OPEN
9. Ignition switch - START
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By increasing airspeed above 130kts prop will begin spinning and engine will start with Ignition switch set BOTH. Will lose at least 1000ft - RESTARTING WITH PROP WINDMILLING.

If engine won’t start, adopt GLIDING and perform EMERGENCY LANDING

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6
Q

Smoke and fire on the ground
When starting on the ground

A
  1. Fuel selector - OFF
  2. Cabin heat - OFF
  3. Brakes - apply

After standstill:
4. Throttle - MAX POWER
5. Master switch - OFF

When engine has stopped:
6. Ignition switch - OFF
7. Canopy - open
8. Airplane - evacuate immediately

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7
Q

Electrical fire on the ground

A
  1. Master switch (ALT/BAT) - OFF

If engine is running:
2. Throttle - IDLE
3. Mixture - LEAN shut off engine

When engine has stopped:
4. Ignition switch - OFF
5. Canopy - open
6. Airplane - evacuate immediately

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8
Q

Smoke and fire durring takeoff
Can be aborted

A
  1. Throttle - IDLE
  2. Cabin heat - OFF
  3. Brakes - apply, come to stop
  4. After stopping - procede as in SMOKE AND FIRE ON THE GROUND
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9
Q

Smoke and fire durring takeoff
Can NOT be aborted

A
  1. Cabin heat - OFF
  2. If possible (1000), fly along a short-cut traffic circuit and land on airfield. If not, land straight ahead
  3. Airspeed - Vg 73

After reaching height from which landing area can be reached
4. Fuel Selector - OFF
5. E Fuel pump - OFF
6. Cabin heat - OFF
7. Master switch (ALT/BAT) - OFF
8. Emergency windows - open if req.
9. Carry out emergency landing with engine off. Allow extra distance for flap position

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10
Q

Engine fire in flight

A

Begin to prepare to land immediately while completing fire suppression

  1. Cabin heat - OFF
  2. Select appropriate landing site

When it seems landing assured
3. Fuel selector - OFF
4. Throttle - MAX POWER
5. E fuel pump - OFF
6. Master switch (ALT/BAT) - ON
7. Emergency windows - open if req.
8. Carry our Emergency landing with engine off

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11
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Electrical fire in flight

A
  1. Emergency switch - ON
  2. Masters switch (ALT/BAT) - OFF
  3. Cabin heat - OFF
  4. Emergency windows - open if req
  5. Use standby instruments
  6. Land at appropriate airfield as soon as possible
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    If electronics or avionics required for flight
  7. BAT switch - ON
  8. ESS BUS switch - ON
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12
Q

Gliding

A
  1. Flaps - Up
  2. Airspeed - Vg 73
    Glide ratio
    8.8 (1000ft/1.45NM) windmill
    10.3 (1000ft/1.7NM) stationary
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13
Q

Emergency landing with engine off

A
  1. Select suitable landing site
  2. Consider wind
  3. If possible fly rectangular circuit on downwind. Check for obstacles
  4. Airspeed - Vg 73
  5. If time - Advise ATC
  6. Fuel selector - OFF

Landing assured:
7. Flaps - LDG
8. Safety harnesses - tighten

If sufficient time mitigate fire
- ignition switch - OFF
- master switch - OFF

  1. Touchdown with lowest possible Airspeed
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14
Q

Spin recovery

A

PREA
1. Power - Idle
2. Rudder - full opposite the spin
3. Elevator - full forward
4. Alerons - neutral
5. Flaps - up

When rotation has stopped:
6. Rudder - neutral
7. Elevator - pull carwfully
8. Return to normal flight attitude. Do not exceed Vne

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