Scenario Flashcards

1
Q

You are on final for a CAT III approach and the RVR is reported below minimums. What would you do?

A

Go around. A “look-see” approach is not authorized during CAT III approaches.

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2
Q

What HGS Mode(s) may be used during CAT II and SA CAT I approaches?

A

PRI, IMC or AIII (unless AIII mode is specifically required on the Jepp Approach plate)

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3
Q

During taxi, what is required while performing intensive tasks when the visibility is reported <4,000 RVR or 3/4 miles?

A

Stop the aircraft and set the parking brake.

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4
Q

Before departure, while reviewing your weather packet, you notice the destination forecast indicates a chance of thunderstorms and wind gusts >20kts. Is an alternate required?

A

Yes. Company requires an alternate be listed when, +/- 1 hr of ETA, t’storms or wind gusts 20kts or more than steady state wind are forecasted.

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5
Q

When is a T/O alternate required?

A

When weather at departure are below non-HGS CAT I landing minimums

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6
Q

What are fuel requirements to complete a flight? (4 answers)

A

No aircraft will depart with < fuel than is required (CFR). Each flight must release with sufficient fuel to at least comply with:
- Fly to dispatched destination (including fuel required to fly 1 approach)
- Thereafter, to fly to and land at the most distant alternate airport, where required
- Thereafter, to fly for 45 min at normal cruising fuel consumption

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7
Q

What important limitation is associated with the Max Engine A/I? (1 limit, 2 notes)

A

Use of Engine AI when not in actual or anticipated icing conditions is prohibited.

Note: failure to follow A/I procedures can result in engine cowl lip damage.
Note: this limitation does not apply to any engine dispatched under MEL.

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8
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When is an overweight landing permitted? (4 answers)

A
  • Emergency
  • Any condition or combination therof, in which an expeditious landing would reduce exposure to the risk of additional problems that would result in a compromise of safety.
  • A pax or crew member needs immediate medical attention
  • Any inflight interruption due to a non-normal situation (e.g., acft system, ATC restriction, company req’t) that prevents the flight from continuing to the dispatched destination.
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9
Q

If using the optimum cooling procedure during taxi-in, unless directed by a supplemental or non-normal procedure, in what position is the FO required to place the engine bleed switches during the normal shutdown flow?

A

Engine bleed switches should be placed in the ON position during engine shutdown flow.

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10
Q

When the A/P is on and the flaps are extended, where should the PF’s hands and feet be positioned? And the PMs?

A

PF: on the acft controls

PM: position to immediately assume control of the acft if circumstances warrant

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11
Q

Who initiates the 1,000’ callout on all approaches?

A

PM

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12
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Inside the RRM model, risk factors are anything that increases risk and decreases perf. What 3 categories are RFs divided into?

A
  1. Task loading (over-/under-load)
  2. Additive conditions (degraded or distracting ops, environment, equipment, culture conditions; channelized attention; unpredictable situations or flow of info)
  3. Crew factors: fatigue, stress, fear, experience; group mindset; “press on regardless” attitude
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13
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Inside the RRM model, what actions do you perform to improve operational effectiveness and reduce risk?

A

Assess
Balance
Communicate risk and intentions
Do and Debrief

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14
Q

On the triangular Operational Philosophy of SWA, what are the 3 points? What’s in the middle?

A
  1. Safety
  2. Low Cost
  3. Reliability

M: Hospitality

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15
Q

What is the only way to verify than an MCP mode selection has occurred?

A

Proper annunciation on the FMA.

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16
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What are the authorized MCP modes for an LDA Approach with and without glideslope?

A

With: VOR/LOC and APP

Without:
- Roll-LNAV or VOR/LOC
- Pitch VNAV or V/S

17
Q

You are at the gate and dispatch informs you the PWB will be unavailable due to a malf at the PWB data center. What resources do you have to acquire T/O data?

A
  1. AeroData cFDP app on the EFB communicating with PWB Data Center
  2. Dispatch app communicating with the PWB Data Center
  3. Flight Suite app on EFB
18
Q

Where are instructions for using Flight Suite?

A

Flight Operations Bulletin 23-21

19
Q

What are the limitations when using Flight Suite for T/O? (2 answers and 1 note when not authorized)

A

Only authorized if:
- Flight crew contact’s flight’s dispatcher
- Flight’s dispatcher verifies that the PWB Data Center is either inop or not available due to a tech issue between SWA—DC preventing the calculation of T/O data

FS for T/O is not authorized under any of the following conditions:
- Performance limiting MEL or any CDL