FOM 10 And Other Flashcards
Emergencies during Deicing
Signaled by all exterior lights ON (except landing lights on wide body)
Advice Iceman, ATC, Stock
1/4 mile visibility
1600 RVR
1/2 mile vis
2400RVR
1/8 viz
600 RVR
8.11.7.6
Cat II Approach Ban Minima Canada and low visibility
Need 2 RVRs in Canada
RVR A 1200 and RVR B 600 …to continu inside the outer marker or FAF
QRH normal
8.11.7.1 Approaches visibility below… shall be flown by Captain
1/2 sm or RVR2400ft
Note RVR values required in US below 1/2 sm
12.9.1 On The Ground Emergencies ARFF
Landing and Taxi lights off for inspections
12.9.3 Rapid Deplanement PA
Deplane immediately and leave your personal belongings
8.18.8 Take-off restrictions
Winter (freezing rain and…)
Moderate and heavy freezing rain
Hail
Heavy ice pellets
8.18.8 Landing restrictions freezing rain
Not authorized in moderate or heavy freezing rain
8.11.1 Required Visual Reference
Runway, runway markings, runway lights
Touchdown zone, Touchdown zone markings, touchdown zone lights
Threashold, threashold markings, threashold lights
Vasi or Papi or approach lights
FOM 10.3.6 Active Frost Considerations
Use Dew point and Frost Point Tables (from AC eHOT) Conduct CSI (an inspection by qualified personnel does not relieve PIC from CSI) Type I fluid (unless delays) For prespray, if any doubt, deice
10.2.5.8 Rain on Cold Soaked Wings
Tactile inspection
If clear ice, then type II, III, IV fluid mandatory for take-off in rain on a cold-soaked wing
8.11.7.5 non-precision or Cat 1 precision shall not be commenced to an airport
Where low-vis are in effect
8.11.6.5 Automatic Landing
Authorised in Canada Cat 1 (unless specified in jepp 10-10)
Cat II display on FMA
Outside Canada only Cat II and III
PIC left seta or upgrade