EMERGENCY SOP Flashcards

1
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ELECTRICAL SMOKE OR FIRE ON GROUND

A

Throttle IDLE

Parking Brake SET

Call MAYDAY

Perfrom ELECTRICAL FIRE ON GROUND

Evacuate AC bring fire extinguisher

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ENGINE FIRE ON GROUND

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Turn tailwind if possible

Consider MAYDAY Call

Fuel selector OFF

Parking brake SET

Perform ENGINE FIRE ON GROUND

Evacuate AC and bring fire extinguisher

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EMERGENCY LANDING FROM LOW ALTITUDE (<500 FT. AGL)

A

Nose down

Vglide…70KIAS

THROTTLE… ILDE

FLAPS… AS REQUIRED

LAND… STRAIGHT AHEAD

No time to perform emergency checks

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EMERGENCY LANDINGS
From 500 ft. to 1500 ft.:

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Disengage autopilot.
Call out: “Engine failure - Autopilot disengage”

Switch tank and turn Fuel Pumps ON.
Call out: “Switch tank - Fuel pumps ON”

Maintain altitude while trimming to VGLIDE.
Call out: “Trim to VGLIDE”

Call out and do (as required):
“Turn away from unsuitable areas”

Find suitable field - if not already on downwind, turn base according to wind.
Perform restart (call out and do):
“Master Switch ON”
“Propeller Lever FULL FWD”
“Throttle Lever 1-2 cm OPEN”
“Engine Alternate Air OPEN”
“Lane A & B Switches ON”
“Backup Battery Switch ON”
If propeller is not windmilling: “Press Starter Button”

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EMERGENCY LANDINGS
Above 1500 ft.:

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Disengage autopilot.
Call out: “Engine failure - Autopilot disengage”

Switch tank and turn Fuel Pumps ON.
Call out: “Switch tank - Fuel pumps ON”

Maintain altitude while trimming to VGLIDE.
Call out: “Trim to VGLIDE”

“Turn away from unsuitable areas”

Perform restart (call out and do):
“Master Switch ON”
“Propeller Lever FULL FWD”
“Throttle Lever 1-2 cm OPEN”
“Engine Alternate Air OPEN”
“Lane A & B Switches ON”
“Backup Battery Switch ON”
If propeller is not windmilling: “Press Starter Button”

Find suitable field
if not already on downwind, turn base according to wind

No later than when extending the flaps to 1, the following is initiated:

“MAYDAY-MAYDAY- MAYDAY, Roskilde TWR, OY-FFF, engine failure, performing forced landing, at present position, SIRA, 2 persons on board”

(squawk 7700, and if off airport, select ELT ON).

Perform passenger briefing and shut-down:
“Vi har fået motorstop og skal lande på DEN mark” (Throttle Lever IDLE).

“Spænd jeres seler godt fast” (Lane A & B Switches OFF).

“Kast løse genstande om bag i flyet” (Main Fuel Pump & Fuel Pump
Switches OFF).

“Og indtag stillingen for nødlanding, som jeg viste jer før start”
(Fuel Selector OFF).

When landing is assured, select flaps 2 if deemed necessary.

When fully configured: Master Switch OFF.

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DITCHING

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Disengage autopilot.

Fuel selector on (other tank).

Look out and turn towards land or a vessel.

Trim to best glide.

Emergency checks.

Distress call (if at low altitude or at a long distance from the coast, this call might be performed before emergency checks. This is only if you suspect that the call might not be heard later on). Make sure that at least your position is transmitted and acknowledged.

Perform crash drill before landing. The most important things here are:
Open door (as opposed to landing on a dry surface).

Life vest on.
Tighten belts.

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ENGINE FIRE AFTER TAKE-OFF

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If development is significant
- Shut down engine immediately

If not:
- Max power and Vy
- Power-off landing to a suitable field or the RWY

When landing assured:
-perform engine fire during flight
procedure and shut down the engine

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PRECAUTIONARY LANDING

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Descent and Approach checklists

Find a suitable field
- Overfly the field at 1000 ft. AGL
- High safety inspection
- ATC inform intentions

Do normal circuit
- Level out 300 ft. AGL
- Overfly to check length, obstacles, ditches, surface, etc.

Safe landing can be made:
- Go-around and make a normal circuit. Otherwise find another more suitable field nearby.

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ENGINE FAILURE AT VARIOUS POSITIONS IN THE CIRCUIT

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Immediately after take-off:
Lower the nose
Vglide
Throttle idle
Flaps as required
Land ahead

On cross-wind:
Do not attempt to reach the field
Turn base according to wind

On downwind before midfield:
Stay Vglide
Accept an off-runway or off-airport landing
Space for final turn if RWY selected

On base and final:
Off-runway or off-airport landing
Avoid the approach lights.

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10
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ENGINE FIRE IN THE CIRCUIT

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Same procedure as for engine fire after take-off applies:

Use the remaining power to reach a place where a powerless approach can be made

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ENGINE FIRE IN FLIGHT

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Call out and do:
“Engine fire - Autopilot disengage”
“Fuel Selector - OFF”
“Main Fuel Pump & Fuel Pump Switches - OFF”
“Lane A & B Switches - OFF”
“Cabin Heat and Defrost - OFF”
“Turn away from unsuitable areas” or alternatively start a shallow climb to gain altitude.
“Throttle Lever - IDLE”
“Trim to VGLIDE“ (70 KIAS).

Maintain altitude until VGLIDE is reached.
- Find suitable field - if not already on downwind, turn base according to wind.
- Now proceed as for forced landing but without performing engine restart procedure
- Crosscheck checklist if time permits
- If fire persists, consider increasing your ROD.

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12
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ENGINE FIRE DURING AIRWORK

A

Max climb power

Select or verify flaps 1 or less.

Maintain level flight.

Safe speed - flaps up

Perform ENGINE FIRE IN FLIGHT procedure

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13
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ALTERNATOR FAILURE

A

Min 30 electrical power left
Switch off all non-essential electrical items. Pitot Heat and Strobe lights.

If dual alternator fail:
BCK BATT Switch…ON

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14
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ELECTRICAL SMOKE OR FIRE DURING FLIGHT

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Select Cabin Heat and Defrost…OFF

Cabin Ventilation…OPEN

Use fire extinguisher towards flames

EMERGENCY DESCENT
Flaps…UP
Throttle…IDLE
Speed as required

If smoke or fire persists
Master Switch…OFF
Non-essential electrical items…OFF

Land as soon as possible

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CABIN FIRE

A

Extinguish with water, coffee or other fluids

Fires on persons, put out by hand
- fire extinguisher may be safely used on persons

If fire prevails:
Diversion
Precautionary
Emergency landing

Fresh atmospheric air may restart or intensify the fire

Perform ELECTRICAL SMOKE OR FIRE DURING FLIGHT
- However do not select Master Switch OFF

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16
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SMOKE AND FIRE OF UNKNOWN SOURCE

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Treat as an electrical fire

Diversion
Precautionary or
Emergency landing

Fresh air may intensify the fire

17
Q

CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING

A

Check the CO-Detector.

Select CABIN HEAT AND DEFROST…OFF
Set CABIN VENTILATION…fully OPEN

LAND AS SOON AS POSSIBLE

Advise ATC

18
Q

UNEXPECTED ICING ENCOUNTER

A

PITOT HEAT…ON
ALTERNATE AIR…ON
FLY AWAY FROM ICING AREA
CONTROL SURFACES…MOVE
THROTTLE LEVER… INCREASE

Power to maximum
Highest possible airspeed

Start descent and/or divert

Declare emergency

Proceed at the highest possible IAS

Consider a high-speed, flapless approach

19
Q

FLAP FAILURE

A

On downwind maintain 90 KIAS.
On base reduce to 80 KIAS.
On final reduce to 75 KIAS.
Bleed off to pass threshold at 70 KIAS.

Vth no flaps
- 65KIAS (AFM) + 5 (extra SOP) = 70KIAS

Landing distance (50% more)
(AFM1.51.43)

20
Q

STUCK CONTROLS

A

STUCK STABILATOR
Control attitude with power, trim and
configuration.

Set up for long, straight-in approach and allow for much increased landing
distance.

In case of a stuck rudder or aileron, these may to some degree substitute each other.
The most critical loss will be the rudder.
Space yourself in the circuit to allow for much increased turning
radius.

21
Q

TRIM RUNAWAY

A

PITCH TRIM Switch to DISC

Consider flapless landing.

22
Q

PROPELLER OVERSPEED

A

REDUCE Throttle Lever and Propeller Lever
REDUCE Airspeed to prevent propeller overspeed

CAUTION: Use power with care