Performance Flashcards
What does TAKE OFF PERFORMANCE CALCULATION always consider?
Engine failure at most critical speed for RTO and EFATO
What are the required climb gradients?
Second Segment: 2.4%
Final Segment 1.25
Gross
Some SIDS require an ALL ENGINE CLIMB GRADIENT, this will be annotated on charts when?
When it exceeds 3.3% (2.5+0.8)
When does obstacle clearance start on takeoff?
Begins art 35feet above the end of the takeoff distance
By how many feet must the NET TAKE OFF PATH clear obstacles?
35ft
Is wind considered on EOSID?
NO, the crew needs to think about this
When do you not have to follow the EOSID?
Once MSA is reached or in VMC the flight crew can determine all obstacles are cleared
What is the standard acceleration altitude?
800ft AAL
When is an engine considered secure?
Master OFF
Or
If damaged Fire PB and Agent 1 discharged or the second agent if the fire switch remains illuminated
What is the STD EO SID?
Climb on RWY track
Maintain V2 until clean - if the engine fails at a higher speed than V2 maintain but do not exceed v2+20kts
After engine secure and above acceleration alt, push to lvl accelerate and retract flaps
At green dot speed and above 1500ft aal turn to holding point
What speed must be flown when below acceleration altitude and single engine?
V2 and take off flaps
You get an engine failure in the initial climb, what do you do?
Join EOSID
The engine fails whilst on the SID, what do you do?
Turn towards to EO Holding point
Above 1500ft a radius of 30nm is surveyed for limiting obstacles ensuring clearance for EO in the Sid.
Optimal config for take off says config 3, what do you do?
Try config 2
Are thrust reverse taken as credit for take off perf?
NO
When is a runway determined to be wet?
Less than 3mm of water and visibly damp