Emergency Procedures Flashcards

1
Q

Engine Malfunction before V1 (ABORT)

A
  1. Power levers- IDLE

2. Braking- As Required

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Engine Malfunction after V1 (continue)

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  1. Power- Maximum Available
  2. Landing gear (positive rate of climb confirmed)- UP
  3. Propeller- Verify feathered. if the propeller does not autofeather, perform manual feather.
  4. Flaps (after Vyse) - UP
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3
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Engine Malfunction During Flight

A
  1. AP/YD- Disengage
  2. Power- As required
  3. Affected Engine- Identify
    4 Prop lever (affected Engine)- Feather
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Engine Malfunction during Final Approach

A
  1. Power- As Required

2. LDG Gear Control handle- Recheck Down

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5
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Engine Malfunction (second engine)

A
  1. Airspeed- As required
  2. Power lever- Idle
  3. Prop Lever- As required
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Maximum Glide

A
  1. LDG Gear Control handle- UP
  2. Flaps- up
  3. Props- Feather
  4. Airspeed- As required
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7
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Single engine G0-around

A
  1. Power- Maximum allowable
  2. LDG Gear Control handle - UP
  3. Flaps- UP
  4. Airspeed- Vyse
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Propeller Failure ( Above 2120 RPM)

A
  1. Power lever (affected engine) - Idle

2. Prop Lever (affected engine)- Feather

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9
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Excessive Differential Pressure

A
  1. Bleed Air Valves switches- ENVIR OFF
  2. Oxygen masks (crew and passengers) - As required
  3. MIC Switches- Oxygen Mask
  4. Descend- As Required
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Loss of Pressurization (Above 10,000 feet)

A
  1. Crew oxygen masks- 100% and don

2 MIC switches- Oxygen Mask

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11
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Fire

Engine/ Nacelle Fire During Start of Ground Operations

A
  1. Prop levers-Feather
  2. Condition Levers- fuel cutoff
  3. U1 Fire Pull handle- PULL
  4. U3 (does not apply to C-12U1)
  5. ENG FIRE PUSH TO EXT switch- Push
  6. Master switch- off
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12
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Engine Fire in flight (identified)

A
  1. Power lever (affected engine)- Idle
  2. Prop lever (affected engine)- Feather
  3. Condition lever (affected engine)- fuel cutoff
  4. U1 FIRE Pull Handle- PULL
  5. U3 (does not apply to c-12 U1)
  6. ENG FIRE PUSH TO EXT switch- Push as required
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13
Q

Fuselage Fire

A
  1. Fight the Fire

2. Land as soon as Possible

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14
Q

Wing Fire

A
  1. Perform engine shutdown on affected side

2. Land as soon as Possible

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15
Q

Electrical Fire

A
  1. Crew oxygen masks- 100 % and don

2. MIC switches- Oxygen Mask

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16
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Smoke and Fumes Elimination.

to eliminate smoke and fumes from the aircraft perform the following:

A
  1. Crew oxygen masks- 100 % and don

2. Mic Switches- Oxygen MASK

17
Q

Emergency Descent

A
  1. Power Levers- Idle
  2. Prop levers- High RPM
  3. Flaps- Approach
  4. LDG Gear Control handle ( below 181 KIAS) - DN
  5. Airspeed- 181 KIAS maximum
18
Q

Spins

A
  1. Control Wheel- full forward, ailerons neutral
  2. full rudder- opposite direction of spin
  3. Power levers- idle
  4. rudder- neutralize when rotation stops
  5. execute a smooth recovery