EMERGENCY PROCEDURES (QRC)

Question 1

EVACUATION

Answer 1

PARKING BRAKE— (PF) — ENGAGE

L AND R THRUST LEVER — (PF) — CUTOFF

Question 2

SMOKE/FIRE/FUME

Answer 2

O2 MASKS AND GOGGLES — DON/EMERGENCY

CREW COMMUNICATIONS — ESTABLISH

Question 3

ENGINE STARTER DOES NOT DISENGAGE ON THE GROUND

Answer 3

START DISENGAGE— (LP) — PRESS

Question 4

START MALFUNCTION ON GROUND

Answer 4

[L/R] THRUST LEVER — LP — CUTOFF

Question 5

DUAL ENGINE FAILURE

Answer 5

If pressurization is a factor:

O2 MASKS — DON
CREW COMMUNICATIONS — ESTABLISH
L AND R THRUST LEVER — PF — CUTOFF

Question 6

INFLIGHT REVERSER DEPLOY

Answer 6

(LH / RH) T/R EMER STOW — PRESS

Question 7

JAMMED PICTH/ROLL

Answer 7

SATABILIZER TRIM—AS REQ.
YOKE — PF — RELAX PRESSURE
PITCH/ROLL DISCONNECT — PF — PULL UNTIL LATCHED
OPERATIVE YOKE — IDENTIFY

Question 8

STAB TRIM RUNAWAY

Answer 8

A/P/TRIM/NWS DISC — PF — PRESS AND HOLD

Question 9

CABIN ALT - EMER DESCENT

Answer 9

O2 MASKS — DON/100%

CREW COMMUNICATIONS — ESTABLISH

Question 10

What QRC item would you call for for an engine fire on the ground?

Answer 10

ENGINE FIRE ON GROUND QRC

Question 11

What QRC item would you call for during an engine fire inflight?

Answer 11

INFLIGHT ENGINE FIRE QRC

Question 12

What QRC item would you call for if the APU is on fire on the ground?

Answer 12

APU FIRE ON GROUND QRC

Question 13

What QRC item would you call for if the APU is on fire inflight?

Answer 13

INFLIGHT APU FIRE QRC

Question 14

What QRC would you need if engine failed during take off?

Answer 14

INFLIGHT ENGINE SHUTDOWN QRC

Question 15

What QRC title would you need for a single engine approach to land?

Answer 15

ENGINE INOPERATIVE APPROACH QRC

Question 16

What QRC is needed for a single engine landing?

Answer 16

ENGINE INOPERATIVE LANDING QRC

Question 17

What QRC is needed if Landing with a flap failure?

Answer 17

FLAP FAIL LANDING QRC

Question 18

What QRC is needed during an approach with a flap failure?

Answer 18

FLAP FAIL APPROACH QRC