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L3 AQC SOP Flashcards

1
Q

what are the PF’s responsibilities?

A
  • flight path and airspeed control
  • flight management
  • aircraft config
  • navigation
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what are the PM’s responsibilities?

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  • monitoring flightpath and airspeed control
  • procedure completion and checklist reading
  • comms
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3
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what is the max datum error on the altimeters?

A

+/- 50ft

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4
Q

recite the PEEDS brief which is done on the taxi

A

Performance- flap set

Engine out SID- review

Engine Icing- set as required

Departure- state SID designator and initial turn

Stop alt- state/check MCP

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5
Q

recite the FLAPS memory items which are in the initial climb

A

fuel- check balance and no leaks

lights- fixed landing lights off

altimeters- set standard

pressurisation- positive differential pressure

seatbelts- as required (auto)

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6
Q

what is are the pilot flyings responsibilities before the descent?

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  • calculate TOD
  • passenger PA if time permits
  • set up the flight deck for approach
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7
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what are the pilot monitoring responsibilities before the descent?

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  • obtain weather as required
  • set destination QNH on standby
  • calculate landing weight vs LDA from the performance chart
  • set landing altitude in pressurisation window
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8
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What are the PM memory items for final approach?

A

Speedbrake armed

Landing light on

Ignitors continuous

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9
Q

What is the lowest height PF can disconnect the automatics on approach?

A

135ft agl

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10
Q

What will the required vertical speed likely be on an NPA

A

5 x groundspeed +50fpm

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11
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what are the PM memory items for before start?

A
  • stab trim T/O

- rudder/aileron trim zero

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12
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what are the PF memory items for before start?

A
  • fuel pumps on
  • electric hydraulic pumps on
  • anti collision on
  • transponder alt-on
  • lower DU (700) on
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13
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what are the PF push back and start memory items?

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  • start switch GND
  • select flap 5
  • generators on
  • pitot heat on
  • engine anti ice
  • packs auto
  • isolation valve auto (700)
  • APU bleed off
  • APU off
  • engine start switches continuous
  • ground equipment clear
  • lower DU (700) clear
  • check recall button
  • check flight controls
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14
Q

what are the PF before takeoff memory items?

A
  • strobes on
  • transponder TARA
  • wx radar on
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15
Q

what are the PM before takeoff memory items?

A
  • RTO touch drill complete
  • landing lights on
  • taxi lights off
  • wx radar on
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16
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what are the PM en-route climb memory items?

A
  • gear lever off
  • auto brake off
  • retractable landing lights off
  • pressurisation check
17
Q

what ae the PM after landing/taxi in memory items?

A
  • speed brake down detent
  • lights as required
  • wx radar off
18
Q

what are the PF after landing/taxi in memory items?

A
  • APU start
  • pitot heat off
  • anti ice as required
  • start switches off
  • strobes off
  • wx radar off
  • auto brake off
  • flaps up
  • transponder ALT ON
  • APU on busses
  • after landing scan complete
19
Q

what are the PM parking/shutdown memory items?

A
  • taxi light off
  • parking brake on
  • engine start levers cutoff
20
Q

what are the PF parking/shutdown memory items?

A

lights off and lower du on

  • APU/GRD power on busees
  • fasten seat belts signs off
  • fuel pumps off
  • galley power off
  • anti ice off
  • electric hydraulic pumps off
  • packs off
  • APU bleed on
  • anti-colliosn off
  • exterior lights as required
  • flight directors off
  • MCP speed minimum
  • Transponder standy/2000
21
Q

what are both pilots actions in the event of rapid depressurisation?

A
  • masks on
  • headsets on
  • establish comms (use intrphone)
22
Q

what are the PM memory items in the event of rapid depressurisation?

A
  • press mode selector MAN
  • outflow valve switch closed
  • pax signs on
23
Q

what are the PM memory items if an emergency descent is required?

A
  • mayday
  • seatbelt signs on
  • engine start switches to continuous
  • xpdr 7700
  • check QNH/MSA
  • read and action QRH
24
Q

what are the PF memory items if an emergency descent is required?

A
  • announce emergency descent recall items
  • MCP HDG SLCT
  • MCP select lower altitude
  • MCP LVL CHG
  • close thrust levers
  • speed brake to flight detent
  • speed MMO/VMO
  • adjust hdg as required
  • altitude to 10000 or MSA if higher
  • call for QRH checklist
25
Q

when is bank angle limited to 15 degrees?

A
  • below v2+15
  • below 400ft RADALT
  • limit to 25 degrees when flight director is off
26
Q

when can we use V/S?

A

below FL100 in congested airspace for level changes of no more than 1000ft

27
Q

what is the flight inter phone used for?

A
  • comms between crew using oxygen masks

- comms with ground crew via headsets

28
Q

how do we summon cabin crew to the flight deck in normal operations?

A

press the call button and listen out on the service interphone for a response

29
Q

how do we summon the cabin crew to the flight deck in an emergency?

A

PA: senior cabin crew to the flight deck

30
Q

when can we fly below MSA?

A
  • to make an approach and land
  • flying on a notified route
  • when authorised by a competent authority
  • flying at an altitude not exceeding 3000ft amsl remaining clear of cloud and in sight of the ground
  • when in a published hold
  • when under radar control
31
Q

if using engine anti-ice in the descent, when should we stow the speed brakes?

A

2000ft before the target altitude to avoid overshooting

32
Q

when should standard reverse thrust be cancelled?

A

60 knots (unless stopping on the paved surface is in doubt when maximum can be used)

33
Q

recite the CHAAF check

A
  • clocks
  • headings (RMI EHSI ans standby)
  • altimeters (QNH set acceleration altitude bugged)
  • flags

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