RNAV - Standard Calls and Procedures Flashcards
On an RNAV when tracking to IAF within 30NM what standard calls are made?
Check approach is armed and RAIM is available.
PF - “Approach Armed”
PM - “Checked”
On an RNAV when the leg change occurs at the IAF and aircraft within 1/2 scale tracking tolerance:
What will the PF check?
What calls are made?
PF - Check that the final track guidance has appeared on the ND (navigation display) and the TO waypoint has changed to the FAF (FOXTROT)
“Established”
PM - “Checked”
On an RNAV approach when crossing the Final Fix:
PF - “________________”
What does the PM check? _______
PM -“__________________”
PF - “Final fix, approach checked, check missed approach altitude”
PM - Check approach annunciator is lit and the missed approach altitude is set (and armed)
“Approach checked, (xxxx) SET (ARMED)”
On an RNAV approach when 100 feet above the bugged MDA what calls are made?
PM - “100 above”
PF - “Checked”
On an RNAV approach when conducting a circling approach the crew needs to select what on the MCP and confirm the selection where?
Select ALT hold on the MCP (Mode Control Panel) and confirm ALT on the flight annunciators.
On an RNAV at MDA follow standard approach calls and procedures. The missed approach procedure requires an immediate turn after Mike, what actions should the crew take to ensure the turn happens before Mike?
The turn should be commenced without waiting for RNAV guidance by using HDG
On an RNAV when established in the Missed Approach:
The PF calls - “______”
What actions does the PM need to do?
What call does the PM make once completed?
PF - “Select missed approach and LNAV”
PM - Selects the missed approach then selects LNAV on the MCP.
“Selected”
On a Runway Aligned RNP approach:
The altimeter bug is set to MDA+ how many ft?
Is there a level segment at the MDA? Y / N
- MDA +50ft
- No
On a Circling RNP approach:
The altimeter bug is set to what?
The aircraft’s level off is when?
- Altimer bug is set to MDA
- Aircraft is leveld off at MDA by selecting ALT hold at the “100 Above” call
