Sims - General Knowledge Flashcards

1
Q

Engine Failure After Take Off?

A

Call the failure - “check, standby” - 400ft, “confirm the failure”
“Check ENG FAIL L/R, check for severe damage”
(If severe damage, complete severe damage memory items)
At acceleration height, if VNAV not selected, select flaps up maneuver speed on MCP
Once flaps have been retracted, and at or above flap maneuver speed, (select FLCH if not in VNAV, verify CON thrust) select and execute ENG OUT prompt.
Initiate appropriate engine failure checklist, followed by After Take Off Checklist

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2
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OEI Go Around Procedure?

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“Go around, Flaps 5”
Call the modes
Positive rate, gear up
At acceleration height, select command speed to the maneuver speed (VREF 30+80 = roughly 230 knots)
Retract flaps on schedule
Once clean, select VNAV or FLCH and confirm CON thrust set

VNAV MODE SHOULD NOT BE USED TO ACCELERATE TO FLAP MANEUVER SPEED WITH OEI

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3
Q

When is a take off alternate required?

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Required when weather conditions are below published ILS landing minima, or the approach in use.

Alternate to be within 60 mins OE/400nm VERIFY

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4
Q

Destination weather prior to dispatch?

A
  • Needs to be above the published landing minima
  • Can convert visibility to equivalent RVR
  • If there is no destination forecast, 2 alternates need to be carried
  • PROB/INTER/TEMPO periods ignored
  • RFF 9
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5
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Destination alternate weather requirements prior to dispatch?

A
  • Needs to be above CAT 1 minima when LVO in operation at destination
  • Weather above Minima for Filing as Alternate
  • Above Landing Minima for PROB/INTER/TEMPO
  • RFF 7
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6
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ERA weather requirements prior to dispatch?

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  • EDTO ERA needs to be above Alternate Minima (including INTER/TEMPO)
  • RFF 4
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7
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Adequate Airport Defintion?

A

Sufficient runway length and taxiway availability
Pavement strength sufficient
RFF category is suitable (Cat 4 for ERA)
Equipped with the necessary ancillary services - ATC, lighting, weather reporting and at least one serviceable navigation aid or suitable RNAV approach

All airports in the aircraft library, except those excluded in OPS-A)

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8
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Suitable airport definition?

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Meets the adequate standards

Weather meets the planning minima for the expected arrival time

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9
Q

Take off alternate requirements?

A

Vis and Cloud: Cat 1 minima or higher (or minima for approach in use)
Crosswind within aircraft crew limits
RFF: 7

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10
Q

When can a GPWS warning be cancelled?

A

When flying under daylight VMC and positive visual verification is made that no obstacle or terrain hazards exists

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11
Q

For how long shall a GPWS maneuver be continued?

A

IMC - until above MSA and all warnings stop

VMC - until all warnings stop

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12
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Recommended Configuration Schedule

A

7nm - 2100’ - Flaps 20/Gear Down

6nm - 1800’ - Flaps 30

5nm - 1500’ - Flaps 25

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13
Q

What speed above MMS is recommended in upset recovery?

A

MMS+15 knots

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14
Q

Volcanic Ash actions?

A

Exit ash cloud immediately using a 180 degree descending turn
When dust present in the flight deck, don oxygen masks on 100%
Disconnect autothrottle
Reduce thrust
Protect the engine by turning ON EAI, WAI and all PACKS
Start APU
Confirm Autostart in ON
Monitor EGT
If necessary, follow Unreliable Airspeed memory procedure

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15
Q

Volcanic ash indications?

A
Acrid odour
Haze with settling dust
Fluctuating engine conditions
Erratically fluctuating IAS
Blue sparks outside the windshield, similar to St Elmos Fire
Possible loss of cabin pressure
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16
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How should known Volcanic Ash conditions be avoided?

A

Pre-flight information:

  • Potentially eruptive volcanoes
  • Known ash sightings
  • Identify alternate routings

Stay upwind of known areas of volcanic ash

17
Q

Rejected Landing actions?

A

If a go-around is initiated prior to touchdown and a touchdown occurs, continue with the normal go-around procedure.

If a go-around is initiated after touchdown:

  • Manually advance the thrust levers to go-around thrust
  • TOGA switches are inhibited
  • Autothrottle not available
  • Autobrakes disarm
  • Speedbrake lever stows
  • CONFIG FLAPS warning will occur
  • Maintain flap configuration
  • At VREF rotate normally
  • Once safely airborne press TOGA switches
  • Perform a normal go-around

If reverse thrust is selected, a full stop landing MUST be made.

18
Q

Flap placard speeds?

A

1: 265
5: 245
15: 230
20: 225
25: 200
30: 180

19
Q

For an Engine In-Flight Start, how long can it take to accelerate to idle?

A

Slowly, up to two and a half minutes

20
Q

What is the inflight start EGT limit?

A

825 degrees, no time limit

21
Q

Cockpit indications of windshear?

A

Airspeed: +/- 15 knots
V/S: +/- 500 fpm
Pitch: +/- 5 degrees
G/S: one dot

Wind direction/velocity
Unusual thrust settings

22
Q

When are PWS Caution alerts inhibted?

A

From 80 knots to 400ft RA on take off, and then below 400ft RA on landing

23
Q

When are the PWS Warning alerts inhibted?

A

From 100 knots to 50ft RA on take off, and then below 50ft RA on landing

24
Q

How far ahead do PWS Caution and Warning alerts measure?

A

Caution: 3nm
Alerts: 1.5nm

25
Q

At what height does the PWS Caution and Warning system activate?

A

From the ground up to 1200ft RA