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Normals Flashcards

1
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Minimum Battery Voltage

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25.5 volts

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2
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What do you do if the batteries are below the min?

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  • Charge for 20 mins with ext power - switches must be in auto - to check voltage again switches must be off
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3
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When is an alternate brake check required?

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  • On specific AC 203 and 910-935
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4
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How do you do an alternate brake check?

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  • Y ELEC Pump - OFF - Chocks - IN - Parking Brake - OFF - Brake Pedals - Press (max pressure) - Brake Pressure - CHECK (btw 2000-2700PSI) - Brake Pedals - RELEASE - Parking Brake - ON
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5
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What indications do you get when performing an APU fire test with DC power?

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  • half of the APU fire PB illuminate - SQUIB/DISCH lights illuminate
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6
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What indications do you get when performing an APU fire test with AC power?

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  • APU fire PB is red - SQUIB/DISCH is lit - CRC - APU fire Warn on ECAM - Master Warning Lights
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7
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When must a complete alignment be done?

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  • FFOD - crew change - GPS unavail and NAVAID coverage is poor along the route - GPS is unavail and flight exceeds 3 hours - all international and Alaska flights - flights in Class 2
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8
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What is procedure if you have an electrical power interruption during start? and how is it indicated?

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  • Indicated by loss of ECAM DUs) - Master Switch - OFF - ENG MODE selector - CRANK - ENG MAN Start pb - ON ……stop the dry crank…. - ENG MAN START pb - OFF - ENG MODE selector - NORM
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9
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Where do you check RNP?

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FILL IN LATER

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10
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How do you check IRS performance after a flight and what checks are there?

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2 Checks: - Residual Ground Speed Check - Drift Check FILL IN LATER

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11
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What is a CPA?

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Constant Path Angle Procedures found in VOL 2 6.15 pg 25 CPA tables in VOL 2 6.15 pg 30

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12
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When are DDAs required?

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  • For non-precision approaches conducted to an applicable MDA - calculated by adding 50’
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13
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What are the lowest CAT 1 mins?

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1800 RVR if published

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14
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What are the lowest CAT 2/3 mins? Ie 1000, 600, 300

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FILL IN LATER

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15
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What are the lowest TO mins?

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500/500/500

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16
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What is the minimum runway width?

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AC 221, 227, 228, 229 = 100 ft All other AC = 148 ft

17
Q

How long is the release valid?

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1 hour

18
Q

What equipment is required for RVSM?

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  • FWC - FCU - AP - Transponder - 2 PFDs - 2 ADRs (air data reference) - 2 DMCs (display monitoring computer)
19
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When do you need an ARTR?

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  • Hour - 1 hour after scheduled departure - Alternate - add or change any alternates - Fuel - addition of 2,000 lbs or more - T/O alternate needed - MEL - and addition or removal of a MEL - Miles - any route change that affects the filed route by more than 100 NM - Captain - any captain change after original captain signs the release (don’t need an entire ARTR, just a new top sheet)
20
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What is the required needed on a release?

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  • Date - Dep/Dest/Alt - IFR/VFR - MINTO - Flt # - AC #/Registration - Company Name
21
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When do you need an alternate? 123+1500/2 MMOISTTRS

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  • 123 - 1 hr prior to and after ETA, less than 2,000 and 3 SM - 123++1500/2 - 123 rule and the greater of 2,000’ or 1,500’ above the IAP to be used and vis 3 SM or 2 SM above lowest applicable vis requirements - Marginal WX - if ceiling is within 1,000’ and vis within 1/2 SM of mins for that airport, and within those limits for the DDA of the first alternate - Method 2 - Off-line charter - International Flights - Severe Icing +/- 1 hr ETA - Thunderstorms +/- 1 hr ETA - Takeoff ALT - if wx at departure is below CAT 1 mins (1 hr normal cruise speed, single engine, still air, within 330 NM of departure) - RNAV only approach - Supplemental Ops
22
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Where can we find lower than standard TO mins and when can we use them?

A

10-9 charts

23
Q

Can we conduct LAHSO ops?

A

NOOOOOOO

24
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Where do we find ALT weather mins?

A

FILL IN LATER

25
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What is a RNAV 1 SID?

A

FILL IN LATER

26
Q

Where do you find RNP?

A

Prog page

27
Q

Circuit Breaker resets

A

What and when can you do?

28
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Why do we deselect RAD NAV while doing an RNP approach?

A

Because we want it revert to DME/DME instead of …………..

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