EPC’s Flashcards

1
Q

Uncommanded yaw motion

A
  1. ) Controls………………………………. Assume manual control and counter aircraft motion using yoke inputs
  2. ) Yaw dampers disconnect…….. Select to disconnect both yaw dampers
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2
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Stab trim runaway

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  1. ) Control wheel………………………………………… Assume manual control and override runaway
  2. ) Stab trim disc switch……………………………… Select

Note: refer to FLT-C tab for expanded procedure

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3
Q

Stall recovery

A
  1. ) Autopilot……………………………………………. Disengage, if required
  2. ) Pitch attitude…………………………………….. Lower nose to reduce angle of attack
  3. ) Thrust levers……………………………………… Advance to MAX POWER detent
  4. ) Roll attitude……………………………………….. Wings level
  5. ) Flight spoiler lever……………………………… Select to retract
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4
Q

CABIN ALT or Emergency descent

A
  1. ) Oxygen masks……………………………………………………. Don, set to 100%
  2. ) Crew communications……………………………………….. Establish
  3. ) NO SMKG and SEAT BELT switches…………………….. ON
  4. ) Descent………………………………………………………………. Initiate to 10,000’ or lowest safe altitude
  5. ) Thrust levers………………………………………………………. Idle
  6. ) Flight spoilers…………………………………………………….. Deploy

Note: refer to AIR tab for expanded procedure

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5
Q

Rapid decompression

A
  1. ) Oxygen masks………………………………….. Don and 100%

2. ) Crew communications……………………… Establish

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6
Q

ENG OVERSPD

A

1.) Affected thrust lever…………………………… Confirm & idle

Note: refer to the ENG tab for expanded procedure

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7
Q

Engine hot start

A
  1. ) Affected thrust lever…………………………………………… Shut off
  2. ) Dry motor…………………………………………………………… Until ITT < 120ºC or starter limit, whichever comes first
  3. ) Affected engine, ENG STOP switch……………………… Stop

Note: Refer to ENG tab for expanded procedures

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8
Q

L(R) Start Abort

A
  1. ) Affected thrust lever……………………………………………….. Shut off
  2. ) Dry motor……………………………………………………………….. Until ITT <120ºC or starter limit, whichever comes first
  3. ) Affected engine, ENG STOP switch………………………….. STOP
  4. ) Affected engine start………………………………………………. Repeat
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9
Q

Asymmetric braking/loss of braking

A
  1. ) Wheel brakes……………………………………… Release momentarily
  2. ) ANTI-SKID switch………………………………… OFF
  3. ) Wheel brakes……………………………………… Reapply as required

Note: refer to GEAR tab for expanded procedure

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10
Q

Configuration warning

A

1.) Takeoff………………………………………. Discontinue immediately

Note: refer to the WARN tab for expanded procedure

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11
Q

Rejected takeoff before achieving V1

A

Simultaneously

  1. ) Thrust levers………………………………………………………… Idle
  2. ) Wheel brakes……………………………………………………….. Maximum until a safe stop
  3. ) Thrust reverser(s) [operating engine(s)]……………….. Maximum, consistent with directional control

Note: refer to the MISC tab for expanded procedures

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12
Q

Unreliable airspeed in flight

A
  1. ) Autopilot………………………………………………………… Disengage
  2. ) Flight directors……………………………………………….. Deselect
  3. ) Attitude………………………………………………………….. Stabilize using ISI for pitch and roll reference

If conducting a takeoff, go-around, or initial climb:
4.) Pitch/N1…………………………………………………………. 10º/TOGA from SL to 15,000’
5º/CLB above 15,000’
5.) Aircraft configuration……………………………………… At clean up altitude, gear up/flaps 0
6.) Altitude…………………………………………………………… Maintain lowest safe altitude or higher

CAUTION: RESPECT the stickshaker/ pusher and stall warning
Note: refer to UNREL tab for expanded procedure

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13
Q

Is “Engine fire or sever engine damage (in-flight)” in the EPC’s?

A

Yes

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14
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Is “Engine fire or severe engine damage (on-ground)” in the EPC’s?

A

Yes

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15
Q

Is “Double engine fire” in the EPC’s

A

Yes

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16
Q

Is “L(R) REV DEPLOYED” in the EPC’s

A

Yes

17
Q

Is “BRAKE OVHT” in the EPC’s?

A

Yes

18
Q

Is “MLG BAY OVHT” in the EPC’s?

A

Yes

19
Q

MLG BAY OVHT

A
  1. ) Airspeed…………………………………………. Not more than 220kias
  2. ) Landing gear lever………………………….. DN

Note: refer to GEAR tab for expanded procedure

20
Q

Are Aileron/Rudder/Elevator systems jammed in the EPC’s?

A

Yes

21
Q

Are “HYD 1/2 HI TEMP” in the EPC’s?

A

Yes

22
Q

Is “APU fire” in the EPC’s?

A

Yes

23
Q

Is “L/R BLEED DUCT” in the EPC’s?

A

Yes

24
Q

Is “EFB overheat/fire” in the EPC’s?

A

Yes

25
Q

Is there and EPC for “Loss of all AC power”?

A

Yes

26
Q

Is the a “Ditching or forced landing imminent” EPC?

A

Yes

27
Q

Is there a passenger evactuation EPC?

A

Yes

28
Q

What EPC items need to be memorized?

A

The red “Immediate Action” items

29
Q

What kind of message usually means an EPC exists and is required?

A

A red warning message

30
Q

What kind of message usually doesn’t have a dedicated EPC?

A

Caution messages

31
Q

What’s are the usually callouts for a warning message?

A

PF: “Cancel, identify”
-PM cancels the warning and states the problem
PF: “Reference the EPC for ____________”
-PM will run through EPC. If expanded procedures exist then…
PF:”I have the radios and controls, reference the QRH for ___________”

32
Q

What’s the special first callout when the fire bell sounds?

A

PF: “Silence the bell, identify the problem”