General Knowledge

Question 1

what are the actions and callouts for the missed approach procedure (CA - PF/ FO - PM0

Answer 1

Missed approach (Missed approach). go around thrust flaps 8 (go around thrust flaps 8), (positive rate) gear up (gear up) Speed Mode Heading/nav bug VFTO (speed mode Heading/Nav mode bug VFTO) autopilot on (autopilot on) climb sequence (Flaps UP) after takeoff check (after takeoff check complete)

Question 2

FO - according to the SOPM how is an upset condition defined?

Answer 2

unintentionally exceeding parameters normally experienced during line flying
-pitch greater than 25
-pitch lower than 10
-bank angle greater that 45
or flight within above parameters but airspeed inappropriate for the conditions

Question 3

CA - what are the actions an callouts for the UPSET recovery (CA - PM, FO - PF)

Answer 3

“UPSET” Disconnect, Push, roll, thrust, stabilize

monitor A/S announce A/C state callout terrain. notify ATC

Question 4

FO - when recovering from a high altitude UPSET condition, that pitch attitude is the aircraft nose lowered to?

Answer 4

maintain 5 to 10 nose low

Question 5

CA - when recovering from a high altitude UPSET, what is the minimum airspeed/mach number in the CRJ200 when returning to level flight

Answer 5

250/.70 (250/.74)

Question 6

FO - per SOPM, rejected takeoffs are generally restricted to what malfunctions/

Answer 6

Warning messages, engine failures loss of directional control - (T/R unlock, smoke toilet 200)

Question 7

CA - what is the procedure for rejected takeoff

Answer 7

thrust levers - idle
wheel brakes - apply maximum breaking until safe stop
thrust reversers - maximum consistent with directional control

Question 8

FO - what are the first officers actions during a rejected takeoff?

Answer 8

“ABORT” monitor aircraft deceleration
verify reverse thrust
notify ATC

Question 9

CA - what are the CA actions after the airplane is stopped on a rejected takeoff?

Answer 9

set parking brake and make PA “this is the captain, remain seated with your seat belts fastened”
evaluate - normal taxi or evacuation

Question 10

FO - what are the FO actions after the airplane is stopped on a rejected takeoff?

Answer 10

perform appropriate checklists

Question 11

CA - What communication statement is made to the FA(s) when evaluating if an EMERGENCY EVACUATION is required

Answer 11

After discussion-

• “NO EVACUATION REQUIRED”
• “ASSESS AND WAIT FOR MY COMMAND”

Question 12

FO - during an EMERGENCY EVACUATION, if possible, where do you direct passengers as they evacuate the aircraft? and what emergency equipment is taken with you?

Answer 12

Crash Axe and Fire Extinguisher

Question 13

CA - describe how an expedited deplaning is conducted?

Answer 13

meant to deplane in an orderly manner through MCD using an adapter at the gate, PIC or SIC and informs them to commence an expedited deplaning through the MCD followed by an announcement. “this is the captain, we will deplane the aircraft through the MCD, follow the direction of your flight attendants”

Question 14

What QRC/QRH checklist items require confirmation by the PF during Emergency/Abnormal procedures in flight?

Answer 14

• Thrust levers
• Generators
• Guarded Switches

Question 15

CA - What QRC/QRH checklist items require confirmation by the PF on the ground

Answer 15

none

Question 16

FO - when are O2 masks required to be donned 100% selected and communication established?

Answer 16

emergency descent
smoke/fumes
any time air quality is suspected, chemical or biological