OPERATING PROCEDURES Flashcards
What is an APV approach?
An approach with vertical guidance
These approaches includes:
- RNP APCH to LNAV/VNAV minima
- RNP AR APCH
What does “CDFA” stand for?
Continuous Descent Final Approach to approximately 50 ft above the landing threshold
What is the “Stabilized speed” criteria before landing?
Vref + 10 kts or -5 kts
What is the stabilization height for:
- Instrument Approach
- Visual Approach?
Instrument Approach = 1000ft
Visual Approach = 500ft
What is the stabilization criteria for:
- ILS
- LOC/VOR
- NDB
- RNP
ILS = Within 1 dot LOC and GS
LOC/VOR = 1 dot laterally
NDB = 5 degrees
RNP = X track 0,3 nm, VDEV
75ft(3/4 dot)
What is the maximum tailwind for takeoff and landing?
10 kts
What is the minimum runway width
45m
Do we have to add 50 ft to MDA on a Circling Approach?
No
What are the maximum descent rates between:
2001-3000 ft
1001-2000 ft
0-1000 ft?
2001-3000 ft = 3000 fpm
1001-2000 ft = 1500 fpm
0-1000 ft = 1000 fpm
What is the absolute max speed below 5000 ft that we can accept, regardless of ATC clearance?
250 kts
Can we accept high speed below MSA?
No
Can we set park brake on runway when lined up?
No
What is the maximum altitude difference between the two PFD:s during preflight?
20 ft
What is the maximum altitude difference between the ISIS and the PFD during preflight?
100 ft
When is a complete IRS alignment required?
- Before the 1st flight of the day
- When there is a crew change
- When departure AD is located between 2 deg S
and 2 deg N
What is the maximum altitude with flaps extended?
20000 ft