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NON NORMAL PROCEDURES POLICY Flashcards

1
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In case of discrepancy between the operational manuals, priority should be given to :

A
  1. AFM
  2. QRH
  3. OMB-PRO
  4. OMB-QRG
  5. FCOM
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ATC STANDARD COMMUNICATION
in Urgency or Distress

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NON-NORMAL OPERATIONS
METHODOLOGY
SEQUENCE OF ACTIONS

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4
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FAILURE ANNUNCIATION

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Next step is SYSTEM CHECK and FAILURE CONFIRMATION.

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SYSTEM CHECK AND FAILURE CONFIRMATION

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It is triggered by PF, calling **CHECK SYSTEM **and executed by PM :

  • SD PAGE
    Displayed, analyzed and understood.
  • CIRCUIT BREAKERS
  • RESET
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6
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FOR-DEC

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Once checklists are completed, PM reads status (INOP functions) and checks SD pages on PF request. Then PF performs the FOR part of the FOR-DEC loop to summarize the situation.

In case of time-critical Emergency, the FOR part can be performed by the CM1.

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7
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FOR

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NITS

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NITS : Nature, Intention, Time, Special

The recipient must repeat the NITS to acknowledge he received the message correctly.

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9
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RESET POLICY

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Note : In case of loss of DC SVCE BUS or DC EMER BUS, refer to FCOM

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10
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CIRCUIT BREAKER (C/B) RESET POLICY

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11
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TAKEOFF ALERT INHIBITION

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12
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CRITICAL SYSTEMS
(needing confirmation)

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  • Power Levers
  • Condition Levers
  • Fire Handles
  • All guarded P/B and switches
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13
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DU AND MCDU POLICY
FOLLOWING A NON DU FAILURE

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14
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DU AND MCDU POLICY
FOLLOWING A SINGLE DU FAILURE

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15
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ABNORMAL NAVIGATION SUMMARY TABLE

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16
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ENGINE FLAMEOUT AT TAKE-OFF (NORMAL CONDITIONS) SPEED AUTO CHANGE CONDITIONS

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The VFTO speed will be displayed after pushing ALT to FGCP by FMS.
Pushing ALT to FGCP will display VMLB0.

17
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Failure below V1

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The Captain should consider discontinuing the takeoff, if any of the following conditions occur :

  • Master warning / caution
  • Unusual noise or vibration
  • ATPCS not armed
  • Windshear
  • Cabin smoke / fire
  • Abnormal acceleration
  • Tire failure
  • Unsafe / unable to fly
  • Engine failure / fire
  • Takeoff configuration warning
  • Bird strike
  • Window failure.
18
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RESUME FAILURE TREATMENT

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