Memory items and limitations Flashcards

1
Q

QAC items

A
  • Memory: CABIN ALT or Rapid Depressurization; Runaway Stabilizer; Aborted Engine Start; Warning Horn or CABIN ALT or T/O CONFIG
  • Red: Emergency Descent; APU Fire; Engine Fire or Severe Damage or Separation; Evacuation
  • Black: Airspeed Unreliable; Engine limit or Surge or Stall; Loss of thrust on both engines; Engine Overheat; Takeoff config, Landing config
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2
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CABIN ALTITUDE warning
or
Rapid Depressurizaton

A
  1. Don oxygen masks and set regulators 100%
  2. Establish crew communications
  3. Pressurization mode - MAN
  4. Outflow VALVE - Hold CLOSE
  5. If cabin altitude uncontrollable: Passenger signs on, Passenger oxygen on; go to Emergency Descent
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3
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Runaway Stabilizer

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  1. Control column - Hold firmly
  2. Autopilot - Disengage
  3. Autothrottles - Disengage
  4. Control column and thrus levers - Control pitch attitude and airspeed
  5. Main stabilizer electric trim - Reduce control column forces
  6. If runaway stops: Do not reenage AP or A/T
    °°°°
  7. If runaway continues: STAB TRIM cutout switches - CUTOUT
    If runaway continues: Stabilizer trim wheels - Grasp and hold
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4
Q

Aborted Engine Start

A
  1. Engine start lever (affected engine) - CUTOFF
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5
Q

WARNING HORN (intermittent)
or
Warning Light - CABIN ALT
or TAKEOFF CONFIG

A

If the intermittent warning horn sounds or Cabin Alt light illuminates in flight above 10000msl:
Don oxygen masks and set regulators 100%
Establish crew communications

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6
Q

Max takeoff landing tailwind

A

10kts (FAA)
Demonstrated - 15

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7
Q

Severe turbulent air penetration

A

280KIAS/.76M, whichever is lower, applicable to climb and descent only
Cruise - FMC recommended thrust
Descent - below 15000 and below max landing weight, may slow to 250 clean

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8
Q

HF radios during refueling

A

Do not operate HF radios during refueling operations

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9
Q

Certified takeoff flaps

A

Certified for flaps 1,5,10,15,25 takeoffs

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10
Q

Aileron trim

A

Use of aileron trim with AP engaged is prohibited

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11
Q

Autopilot for takeoff

A

Do not engage below 400AGL

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12
Q

Autopilot for approach

A

For single channel operation during approach, the AP shall mot remain engaged below 50AGL

Disengage by 50 below DA/MDA for non-ILS

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13
Q

LVL CHG on approach

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Do not use LVL CHG on final approach below 1000AFE

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14
Q

Thrust reversers in flight

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Intentional selection of reverse thrust in flight is prohibited

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15
Q

APU load

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Inflight apu bleed + electrical: 10000 max
On ground apu bleed + electrical: 15000 max
Bleed only: 17000 max
Electrical only: 41000 max

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16
Q

Max altitude with flaps extended

A

20000

17
Q

Holding in icing conditions with flaps extended

A

Is prohibited

18
Q

Rapid, large alternating control inputs

A

Avoid rapid and large alternating control inputs, especially in combination with large changes in pitch, roll, or yaw (eg large side slip angles) as they may result in structural failure at any speed, including below VA

19
Q

Deploying speedbrakes in flight

A

Do not deploy at radio altitudes less than 1000
Do not deploy at flap settings greater than 10

20
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