Flight Controls Flashcards
How many Rudder Travel Limiter Systems are there?
2 systems; #1 is normally active and #2 is normally in standby
How are the secondary flight controls actuated?
Electrically controlled, Hydraulically operated
Both YAW DAMPER levers are selected ON. Select the most
correct statement concerning the YAW DAMPER systems.
One system is active and one system is in standby
During normal operation inflight, how does elevator
movement occur?
Together
When are the two elevators allowed to uncouple?
During T/O, between 30 and 195 kts
If one aileron control run jams, the other aileron control run
provides:
Degraded roll control
The Flight Augmentation Computers (FACs) will activate auto
trim in all but which situation?
Zulu (Prevent excessive nose down trim)
What happens to ailerons when slats are extended?
Ailerons droop 10° to improve wing aerodynamic
characteristics
The flap handle is selected to 0/0, and the amber KRUGER
light on the SFPI is illuminated, what has occurred?
One or both Kruger flaps did not retract
What are the roll spoiler panels, and when are they
commanded to move?
Panels 3 – 7 to assist in roll control as control wheel deflected
past 10°
What is not an indication the speedbrake lever is extended?
Blue light in speedbrake handle illuminates when extended
How are ground spoilers deployed on a rejected T/O below 85
kts?
Ground spoilers cannot be deployed below 85 kts
What happens if both Rudder Travel Limiter Systems fail?
The rudder travel should default to low speed mode, if no
mechanical problems prevent it
When only the green system is available for moving the slats
(blue system not available), what will be the impact on the
slats?
They will be slow
What is not one of the three Yaw Damper functions?
Turn coordination with the Autopilot in CMD
What has occurred when the blue ALPHA LOCK light on the
SFPI is flashing?
SLATS and Kruger Flaps retraction is being temporarily
inhibited