General Flashcards

1
Q

Use the:

A

Read and do method.

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2
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ECAM, in response to:

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Abnormal behaviour of systems, monitored by the FWS.

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3
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QRH, applied in response to:

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An abnormal event detected by any flight crew member.

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4
Q

One procedure at a time.

Once a procedure has been applied, it must be completed unless:

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  • An action requests to apply/consider another procedure.

- Flight crew needs to update their situation assessment to an unexpected abnormal or emergency situation.

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5
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Red LAND ASAP:

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Information is applicable to a time critical situation. Land as soon as possible at nearest suitable airport.

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6
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Amber LAND ASAP:

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Consider landing at nearest suitable airport.

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7
Q

Fire that cannot be confirmed as extinguished, or persistent smoke:

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Carry out emergency landing.

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8
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With a LAND ASAP, consider:

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Overweight landing rather than delaying to burn excess fuel.

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9
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Handling of cockpit controls.

PF and PM must crosscheck before any action on the following controls:

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  • Engine master lever
  • ADIRU panels
  • All guarded controls
  • All hydraulic pump switches and PTU
  • Cockpit CB’s
  • Prevents any inadvertent actions with irreversible effects.
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10
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Take sharing rules for thrust lever operation:

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  • PF indicates and requests confirmation from PM.
  • PM verifies and gives confirmation.
  • PF operates thrust lever as required.
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11
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Cross confirmation.

PF shall monitor all:

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ECAM/checklist actions.

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12
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Cross confirmation.

Actions associated with memory items shall be:

A

Confirmed by the PF when all memory items are complete and aircraft is stabilised on ththe desired flight path.

Reference to ECAM memos.

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13
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Handling overhead panel control.

PM shall indicate the related panel then:

A
  • Name Of System
  • Name of control or system reset
  • The action

After selection of a control, PM should check SD page in order to verify that the selected action was performed.

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14
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Handling of ECAM/OEB/QRH.

Delay any read and do actions until:

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400ft AGL (This is a compromise between stabilisation of the aircraft and a delay in the actions).

-READ & DO actions may be initiated below 400ft AGL provided the flight path is safe.

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15
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Handling of ECAM.

ECAM actions on the ground or in flight following an ECAM alert.

The PM must:

A
  • READ & DO ECAM procedure.
  • Analyse operational impact on affected systems via SD page.
  • Read status page and associated procedures.
  • If ECAM requests flight crew to apply QRH procedure:
  • Keep procedure displayed on ECAM.
  • Apply requested QRH procedure.

(The objective is to avoid the flight crew being disturbed with subsequent ECAM alerts that may trigger with less priority).

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16
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Stop ECAM.

Stop ECAM actions when it becomes necessary to:

A
  • Perform actions which require acknowledgement, check or cross check from both crew members.
  • Read the status page, checklists, consider any system reset or application of engine relight.
17
Q

The status page provides:

A

An overview of the technical state of the aircraft.

18
Q

The status page may contain:

A

Some actions that should be performed by flight crew at a more appropriate time.

  • CONFIG: Flap/slat setting, approach speed increment, landing distance procedure, control law for landing.
  • GEAR: When to lower gear and whether normal or gravity lowering.
  • BRAKES: Normal, alternate or alternate without anti skid.
  • REVERSE: Availability.
  • LDG WEIGHT: Overweight landing.
  • LDG DIST PROC: Apply?
19
Q

If ECAM warning or caution disappears:

A

Can be considered no longer applicable and application of procedure can be stopped.

20
Q

Multiple warnings and cautions.

Complete all require:

A

Blue actions associated with the first title.

21
Q

Multiple warnings and cautions.

Clear the title of the first failure before dealing with:

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The next failure.

The first ECAM title and any remaining action/boxed items will be cleared from the display down to the next title.

Subsequent ECAM failure titles must be announced and confirmed.

22
Q

Multiple warnings and cautions.

Carry out second/third drills until:

A

It’s red/amber title can be cleared.

Don’t leave red/amber titles when all associated actions have been completed.

When all actions have been completed there will be no red/amber titles.

23
Q

Independent failures:

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Amber or red, have affected system underlined and are not boxed.

24
Q

Primary failure:

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Amber or red, have affected system underlined and are boxed.

25
Q

Secondary failures:

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Associated with a primary failure. Amber and have a star in front of the affected system.

26
Q

Handling of the QRH.

A
  • Use the contents page to search out the applicable procedure.
  • QRH can be stopped if condition disappears.
27
Q

When ECAM/QRH/OEB actions are completed:

A
  • Resume normal task sharing
  • Review any FCOM info
  • Assess situation
  • *Recall status (fuel penalty, remaining fuel, divert, ldg distance for destination and diversion, operational, maintenance and commercial aspects.