EP's Flashcards

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ENGINE MALFUNCTION BEFORE V1 (ABORT)

A
  1. POWER levers – IDLE.
  2. Braking – As required.
  3. Reverse thrust — As required.

If insufficient runway remains for stopping:

  1. CONDITION levers — FUEL CUTOFF.
  2. FIREWALL SHUTOFF VALVES — CLOSED.
  3. MASTER SWITCH — OFF.
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ENGINE MALFUNCTION AFTER V1 (CONTINUE)

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  1. POWER – Maximum allowable.
  2. Landing gear (positive rate of climb confirmed) — Up.
  3. Propeller — Verified feathered.
  4. FLAPS (after VYSE) — UP.
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ENGINE MALFUNCTION DURING FLIGHT

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  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.

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  1. POWER – As required.

2. LDG GEAR CONTROL handle – Recheck DN.

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ENGINE FAILURE (SECOND ENGINE)

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  1. Airspeed – As required.
  2. Power lever – IDLE.
  3. PROP lever – As required.
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MAXIMUM GLIDE

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  1. LDG GEAR CONTROL handle — UP.
  2. FLAPS — UP.
  3. PROP levers — FEATHER.
  4. Airspeed — As required.
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SINGLE‐ENGINE GO‐AROUND

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  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)

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  1. POWER lever (affected engine) – IDLE.

2. PROP lever (affected engine) – FEATHER.

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L OR R BL AIR FAIL ANNUNCIATOR ILLUMINATED

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  1. BLEED AIR VALVES switch (affected engine) — INST & ENVIR OFF.
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10
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EXCESSIVE DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE

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  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)

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  1. Crew oxygen masks — 100% and don.

2. MIC switches — OXYGEN MASK.

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ENGINE / NACELLE FIRE DURING START OR GROUND OPERATIONS

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  1. PROP levers — FEATHER.
  2. CONDITION levers — FUEL CUTOFF.
  3. FIREWALL SHUTOFF VALVE — CLOSED.
  4. MASTER SWITCH — OFF.
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ENGINE FIRE IN FLIGHT (IDENTIFIED)

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  1. POWER lever (affected engine) — IDLE.
  2. PROP lever (affected engine) — FEATHER.
  3. CONDITION lever (affected engine) — FUEL CUTOFF.
  4. FIREWALL SHUTOFF VALVE — CLOSED.
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14
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FUSELAGE FIRE

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  1. Fight the fire.

2. Land as soon as possible.

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15
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WING FIRE

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  1. Perform engine shutdown on affected side. 2. Land as soon as possible.
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16
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ELECTRICAL FIRE

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  1. Crew oxygen masks — 100% and don

2. MIC switches — OXYGEN MASK.

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SMOKE AND FUME ELIMINATION

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  1. Crew oxygen masks — 100% and don.

2. MIC switches — OXYGEN MASK.

18
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EMERGENCY DESCENT

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  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.
19
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SPINS

A
  1. Control wheel — Full forward, ailerons neutral.
  2. Full Rudder — Opposite the direction of spin.
  3. POWER levers — IDLE.
  4. Rudder — Neutralize when rotation stops.
  5. Execute a smooth recovery.
20
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ELECTRICAL SYSTEM EMERGENCIES

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Dual Generator Failure (Both DC GEN Annunciators Illuminated).

  1. Generator switches (individually) — RESET then ON.