FOM and Random stuff for Oral Flashcards
Captain will conduct the takeoff when vis. is
1600 RVR or less
1/4 statute mile or less (if no RVR is reported for that runway).
On the approach what must we have to be considered stabilized
(1000’ COOT)
- 1000’ descent rate by 1000’ AGL
- Configured
- On proper flight path
- On speed
- Trimmed
When vis is less than 3/4 mile or RVR is 4000 on a CAT 1 ILS the aircraft must have:
Dual or single flight director and a coupled autopilot
If a low time FO, the captain will make all Takeoff, Approach below 3000’ and all landings if any of the following conditions exist:
(AABCCRVW)
- Anytime Captain deems necessary
- Airports (special)
- Braking action less than good.
- Crosswind greater than 15kts.
- Contaminated RWY
- RVR 4000 or less
- Visibility 3/4 miles or less
- Windshear in the vicinity
Without TDZ light and or CL lights, including runways with installed but inoperative TDZ lights and or CL lights RVR cannot be blow
1800 RVR
If 10-9 says 600 RVR and you have CL lights and RWY edge light you can land. PSA lowest minima is 500 RVR
What are standard turbo jet landing mins
4000 RVR or 3/4 statute mile vis
What are standard turbo jet takeoff mins
5000 RVR or 1 statute mile vis.
What is fuel burn
Fuel to destination plus 1 approach at Destination
What is Takeoff fuel
Burn, Reserve, Hold and Alt if needed
Takeoff Alternate requirements
4600 lbs of fuel, one hour from departure airport at normal cruise speed in still air one engine inop. (300nm)
Flex Takeoff is prohibited when
ABCDEFG
Anti-skid inop
Bleeds-14th stage anti-ice is on
Contaminated RWY
De-iced
Engine is unable to produce max rated thrust
Field limitation
Gusts-windshear warning or forecast are present
Fuel required if Takeoff Alternate is required
4600lbs Per Flap AD.
Pitch trim is provided by
2 independent motors that actuate a jackscrew and moves the whole horizontal stabilizer
Flaps are powered by
2 PDU’s and a flex drive
If one PDU fails on the flaps what speed will they operate
Half speed