EP's Flashcards
For Every Emergency/Abnormal Conditions
1) Fly the Aircraft
2) Contain RRPM
For Any Malfunction Involving Possible Electrical Malfunction:
1) Check Circuit Breakers
Land As Soon As Possible
Executing a landing to the nearest suitable landing area without delay. The primary consideration is to make sure of the survival of occupants
Land As Soon As Practicable
Executing a landing at the nearest suitable airfield/heliport. Extended flight is not recommended.
Emergency Engine Shutdown (Definition)
Shut down the engines without delay. Shut down in flight is usually not an immediate action unless a fire exists. Before shutdown, check all indications on the engine (RRPM, TIT, TQ, etc)
Autorotate
Adjusting the flight controls as necessary to establish an auto rotational descent and landing
1) Thrust CONT lever - Adjust A/R
2) RRPM - Maintain 91-108%
3) Airspeed - 70-100 kts
4) 50-75’ AGL - Begin Deceleration
5) 15’ AGL - Apply Thrust to Slow R/D
6) Touchdown - 20° Nose High Max
Running Landing Max Speed
60 kts
Emergency Descent Airspeeds
Straight Ahead Descent - 130-150 kts
Out of Trim Descent - 100 kts
Low Speed Maneuvering Descent - 70-90 kts
Autorotational Speeds
Min Rate of Descent - 70 kts, 100% RRPM
Max Glide Distance - 100 kts, 100% RRPM
AFCS Off Speeds
Single AFCS - 100 kts
Dual AFCS - 160 kts
LCT Failure (Retracted) - Fig. 2-3
1) Hot Start
1) ENG COND lever - STOP
If high PTIT is indicated (260°C):
2) ENG START switch - Motor
2) Residual Fire During Shutdown
1) ECL - Stop
If PTIT is high:
2) Engine Starter SW - Motor
3) Fire Pull handle (affected engine) - Pull
4) Agent DISCH switch - as required (engine fire only)
3) Ramp or Cabin Area Fire - Ground
1) ECL - Stop
2) Fire PULL Handle - Pull
3) Agent Discharge - A/R (Engine Fire only)
4) APU switch - Off
5) BATT switch - Off
4) Ramp or Cabin Area Fire - Flight
1) LAND AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
5) Engine Fire - Flight
1) LAND AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
2) ENGINE fire - Confirm
3) ECL(s) - Stop
4) Fire Pull Handle - Pull A/R
5) Agent Discharge - A/R