Memory items Flashcards
Emergency decent
Crew Oxus masks ………… use
Signs …………………………..on
EMER Decent ……………… Initiate (right to left, I.e. ALT,HDG,SPD)
Check ……………………………..idle
BRK ……………………………….. full when decent established
Speed ……………………………..max appropriate
SEL …………………………………IGN
ATC ………………………………..NOTIFY
EMER DECENT (PA) ………… Announce
ATC XPNDR 7700 …………… consider
Fl ………………………………….. 100/ MEA- MORA
Masks …………………………… man on
Windshere (before V1)
The takeoff should be rejected only if significant airspeed variations occur bellow indicated V1 and the pilot decides there is sufficient runway remaining to stop the airplane.
Windshere (after V1)
THR LEVERS …………. TOGA
VR ………………………… ROTATE
SRS ORDERS ………… FOLLOW (17.5deg)
Windshere (airborne, initial climb or landing)
THR LEVERS AT TOGA …………. SET OR CONFIRM
AP(if engaged) …………………….. KEEP ON
SRS ORDERS ………………………. FOLLOW
Windshere ahead (before take off)
Delay T.O. Or select alternative rwy
Windshere ahead ( during T.O. Run )
Reject T.O.
It is inhibited between 100kt to 50ft
Windshere (when airborne)
THR LEVERS ……………… TOGA as usual flap retraction can be done provided windshere is not entered.
AP (if engaged) ………….. KEEP ON
SRS ORDERS …………………… FOLLOW
Windshere (landing)
GO AROUND ………………. Perform
AP( if engaged)……………. keep on (8f necessary full aft side stick may be required)
TCAS
TA = TCAS I have Control
Both try to acquire visual reference of the traffic
TCAS RA = AP + FD OFF stay in the green. “PM TCAS RA”
PM = Clear of conflict
Stall recover
1) Nose down pitch controls = Apply
2) Bank wings = Level
3) Thrust = Increases smoothly as needed
4) Speed Breaks = Check retracted
5) Flight Path Recover = Smoothly
Loss of breaking
Rev = Max Break pedals = Release A/SKID & N/WSTRG = Off Break pedals = PRESS Max BRK PR = 1000psi
Stall warning on liftoff
Thrust = TOGA
Pitch Attitude = 15 deg nu
Bank = wings level
GPWS Warning
AP = Off Pitch = PULL UP (pull to full back stick and leave in that position)
Thrust levers = TOGA
Speed brakes levers = CHECK RETRACTED
Bank = Wings level or adjust