Procedures Flashcards
What does a box next to a checklist item mean?
That item is used to configure the aircraft following a runway change or route change.
When is the BEFORE START above the line checklist completed?
When fueling is complete and ATC clearance has been received
When is the BEFORE START below the line checklist completed?
After the doors are closed and locked, ready to pushback or start the engine
What do you do if the last checklist item was interrupted?
The checklist must be repeated from the last checklist item before the interruption. If you don’t remember, the whole checklist must be repeated
Who normally does the interior flight deck inspection?
The captain
When does the Interior Flight Deck inspection need to be completed?
First flight of the day
A flight deck crew change
The aircraft has been left unattended
What kind of checklist is the SAFETY AND POWER ON CHECKLIST?
Read and do with no associated flow
Who completes the SAFETY AND POWER ON CHECKLIST?
The first pilot to the aircraft
What does the First Officer’s ORIGINATING/RECEIVING FLOW do?
Ensures equipment is operating and the plane is properly set up for engine start
When should the ORIGINATING/RECEIVING FLOW be completed?
First flight of the day
A flight deck crew change
The aircraft has been left unattended
MX has been performed on the aircraft
When does HOBO need to be completed (FO)?
During FO ORIGINATING/RECEIVING FLOW/ BEFORE START to the line
When do you set the altimeter?
FO ORIGINATING/RECEIVING FLOW
When is the Departure review completed?
As part of the BEFORE START ABOVE THE LINE flow and checklist
Who calls for the ORIGINATING/RECEIVING CHECKLIST?
Captain
When are the RAT and gear pins verified to be on board?
Interior flight deck inspection and ORIGINATING/RECEIVING CHECKLIST
Which checklists are accomplished silently?
After takeoff
After landing
When is the Runway or Route Change checklist to be completed?
After ATC issues a runway or route that differs from the one set up and briefed
When can the engine be started during pushback?
Captain must receive clearance to start from the ground crew and instruct FO to start the engine
What needs to be done in the cockpit prior to pushback?
Emergency Brakes off
Steering disengaged
Doors closed
Brake pedals not pressed
Who calls the controlling frequency for pushback clearance?
First officer
Where can you find the controlling frequency to request pushback?
-7 pages
When can you release brakes?
When ground crew says so
Normally, which engine is started first, and with what bleed source?
Engine 1 using APU bleed
When does the warmup time start?
The completion of engine start, when the ITT red line reschedules is
When should the AFTER START Flows and checklists be completed?
Prior to taxi or after engine start following an extended ground delay
When would you leave the flaps up as part of the AFTER START flow/checklist?
If planning on deicing
When do you change the flaps as part of the AFTER START flow/checklist?
After ground crew has disconnected
Which selector knobs are not in the 12 o’clock position in the cold and dark cockpit?
BATT 1 and 2
EMERGENCY LIGHTS
ELEC PUMP 3A
Will the engines over speed of autopilot is on?
No
How do you engage autothrottles?
Disengage?
Engage: Use A/T buttons on guidance panel
Disengage: A/T DISC switch on thrust levers
Press again to disable “Autothrottles” annunciation
Should you retract flaps below green dot?
No
When would you use flaps 3?
When the RAT is deployed
Which flap changes take the longest?
Flaps 0-1 or 1-0
When does EICAS reclutter?
Gear and flap extension
Speedbrakes
Abnormal situation
APU
When should you not use FLCH to descend?
Why?
Above 10,000
Because it will bring the thrust levers to idle while preserving speed, resulting in a very steep descent
Why do we do the Safety and Power On checklist before the walk around?
To check the lights
What items are included in the departure brief?
Clearance Specials Squawk SID -7
