LVPs Flashcards

1
Q

Minimum takeoff RVR

A

125m to be achieved for all relevant RVRs
Absolute minimum and requires LVPs and all lights
See QRH SI for multiple minimum RVRs depending on lighting available

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2
Q

What is relevant RVR, take off and landing?

A

Take off: Accelerate to V1 followed by a rejected take-off and deceleration down to a speed of approximately 60 knots.
Landing: Down to a speed of approximately 60 knots

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3
Q

Visual references - CAT I

A

Anything! Element of approach lights, threshold (or lights), PAPI, touchdown zone (or lights), runway edge lights

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4
Q

Visual references - CAT II

A

Segment of 3 consecutive lights AND lateral element
{CAT 2 requires 2 elements}

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5
Q

Visual references - CAT IIIA

A

3 consecutive lights
{CAT 3 requires 3}

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6
Q

Visual references - CAT IIIB with DH

A

1 centreline light

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7
Q

Visual references - CAT I LTS

A

Same as CAT II

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8
Q

Visual references - CAT I LTS

A

Same as CAT II - Segment of 3 consecutive lights AND lateral element

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9
Q

CAT I LTS requirements

A

Must be LVPs
Must autoland
Vis ref same as CAT II

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10
Q

Alert Height

A

100’
Only relevant to CAT 3 DUAL
Below Alert Height landing capability frozen
After passing alert height, only G/A for Autoland Light i.e. can get ECAM Rad Alt 1 FAULT & continue to land

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11
Q

Autoland Light

A

200’
Transmitter Fail, GS or LOC
Deviation, GS or LOC
RAD ALT discrepancy >15’
Both autopilots fail
Flare - long or untimely

AUTOLAND + Noise -> TOGA + Pull Back - AP failed
AUTOLAND -> TOGA - AP in for G/A

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12
Q

LVO approach failure above 1000’

A

Must complete following by 1000’ or go around:
1) ECAM/QRH
2) Required Equip Cat II/III in QRH Ops
3) Approach landing capability… CHECK
4) RVR… CHECK
5) DH… CHECK

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13
Q

LVO approach failure below 1000’

A

If failure occurs below 1000’ that doesn’t affect FMA Landing Capability, can disregard and continue approach
If failure causes Landing Capability downgrade (triple click), and visual references not sufficient, go around

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14
Q

Heights at which various events happen on autoland

A

700’ - Data lock
40’ - FLARE
30’ - THR IDLE
10’ - RETARD

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14
Q

CAT IIIB. MCDU entry and calls

A

‘NO’
“One hundred” -> “Continue”

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15
Q

How do you deal with A/THR failures with regards to LVO approach?

A

If A/THR 2 fail - no impact, still CAT 3 DUAL

If A/THR 1 fail - select AP2, then A/THR2 - now have 1 AP and 1 A/THR -> CAT 3 SINGLE

16
Q

Describe colours of runway lights at end of runway

A

900m to go - alternating red and white
300m to go - continuous red

17
Q

Minima CAT I
DH and 3x RVR

A

200’
550 / 125* / 75*

*If reported

Applicable to all approach categories:
- Only RELEVANT mid point and stop end RVR required - i.e. if will be above 60kts
- If have rollout guidance, mid point RVR changed to 75m

18
Q

Minma CAT II
DH and 3x RVR

A

100’ RA
300 / 125 / 75

Applicable to all approach categories:
- Only RELEVANT mid point and stop end RVR required - i.e. if will be above 60kts
- If have rollout guidance, mid point RVR changed to 75m

19
Q

Minima CAT IIIA
DH and 3x RVR

A

50’ RA
200 / 125 / 75

Applicable to all approach categories:
- Only RELEVANT mid point and stop end RVR required - i.e. if will be above 60kts
- If have rollout guidance, mid point RVR changed to 75m

20
Q

Minima CAT IIIB with DH
(Lowest permitted by OMA)
DH and 3x RVR

A

25’ RA
75 / 75 / 75

Applicable to all approach categories:
- Only RELEVANT mid point and stop end RVR required - i.e. if will be above 60kts

21
Q

Minima CATIIIB without DH
DH and 3x RVR

A

NO
75 / 75 / 75

Applicable to all approach categories:
- Only RELEVANT mid point and stop end RVR required - i.e. if will be above 60kts

22
Q

CMV
When do you use?
When do you not use?
How do you use?

A

Converted Met Vis

Use in flight when RVR not reported

Don’t use:
- When RVR reported
- For calculating T/O minima
- For any RVR minima less than 800m (after conversion)
- For pre flight planning - instead use met vis in TAF

To use, there’s a table in OMA; multiplier depends on lighting available

23
Q

With regards to autoland, which config should you use?
One engine and two engine
CEO and NEO

A

CONF FULL always acceptable

Two engine: either CONF acceptable for any autoland regardless of a/c type

A320 NEO: either CONF acceptable for any autoland regardless if OEI or not

A320 CEO: CONF FULL only for OEI

24
Q

Must you autoland a CAT II ILS?

A

Yes.
‘At least one AP is coupled for approach and automatic landing.’ OMB 2.3.18.3.1.1

25
Q

Definition of Approach Ban

A

1000’
Cannot continue past unless all relevant RVR are above minima

26
Q

LVP approach briefing topics

A

Look at QRH SI

Standard calls

Failure above 1000’ - actions to complete (incl QRH OPS Rqrd Equip CAT2 CAT3), what reversion is possible with current RVR/ceiling

Failure below 1000’

27
Q

If you have one reverser unavailable during an autoland, can you use the other reverser?

A

Yes but only idle reverse (there are a few MSNs in FCOM LIM that allow more, but for simplicity, idle only!)

28
Q

LAND FMA
Engagement conditions
Do we need it?

A

Engages when:
Below 400’ RA
LOC and GS on FMA
CAT I CAT II or CAT III shown on FMA

If at 350’RA LAND not displayed, autoland not permitted (OMB 2.3.19.2)

29
Q

When can you not autoland?

A

Overweight (A319 authorised up to 69T)
Flap/slat jam i.e. not in CONF 3 or FULL (unless OEI and A320 CEO when must be CONF FULL)
Other A/C failure (monitored or non-monitored)
Ground equipment failure/NOTAM
Wind out of limits
Vis out of limits
(Contam runway - rollout guidance not demonstrated)

30
Q

What is required on ground and in the A/C to perform an automatic rollout?

A

Cat II ground equipment
Not approved on contaminated RWY

NWS
Antiskid
BSCU

See Required Equipment… table