Supplement: Dispatch Release / Performance Data/TLR Flashcards
Dispatch Release:
What aircraft is listed on the release?
N246NV
Dispatch Release:
What cost index will you use for this flight?
CI025
Dispatch Release:
What are the aircraft IDLE/PERF Factors?
+1.0/+1.6
Dispatch Release:
What is cost index?
Cost index = 0 corresponds to maximum range and cost index = 999 corresponds to minimum time.
Cost index is determined by the company and considers the relationship between time and fuel related cost to
minimize the trip cost.
Dispatch Release:
What is total trip distance?
254 NM
Dispatch Release:
What is the average wind component for this flight?
AVG W/C M037 (37 knot headwind)
Dispatch Release:
Explain NAM 0272.
Equivalent distance considering average wind component
Dispatch Release:
What is the scheduled departure time?
2150Z
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What is the planned TAS?
374 KTS
Dispatch Release:
What is the filed altitude? Is there a step climb?
16000’, no step climb
Dispatch Release:
What is enroute flight time?
49 MIN
Dispatch Release:
What is your planned groundspeed at CYN?
381 KTS
Dispatch Release:
What is the distance between CYN and LEBVE? How long to fly this segment?
º ZD = 17 NM
º ZT = 03 MIN
Dispatch Release:
What is the cumulative distance at LEBVE? How long since takeoff?
º CD = 0078 NM
º CT = 00/15 (HR/MN)
Dispatch Release:
What is the distance remaining at LEBVE? How long until touchdown?
º DR = 0176 NM
º TR = 00/34 (HR/MN)
Dispatch Release:
What is the planned fuel burn from CYN to LEBVE?
ZF = 00314 LBS
Dispatch Release:
What is the minimum required fuel at LEBVE?
º 007978 LBS
º This is based on aircraft landing with company preferred fuel at the destination. If fuel value at waypoint is below this number shown, review reserve and/or alternate fuel.
Dispatch Release:
What is planned fuel flow at LEBVE?
FF/E = 3296/HR (per engine) OR 6,592/HR (both engines)
Dispatch Release:
When is an RVSM check required? Fuel Check?
º Per SOP enroute: RVSM and fuel awareness checks are required hourly.
º In addition to the hourly RVSM check, an altimeter check is required prior to entering RVSM airspace. This
is accomplished at transition altitude.
Performance Data / TLR:
What is the engine type for this aircraft?
CFM56-5B4X
Performance Data / TLR:
How do you determine that the attached TLR is valid?
º POAT: Takeoff report is valid when actual OAT >= POAT - 10°C. Example: TLR valid from -04°C to a POAT of 14°C.
º PQNH: Takeoff report is valid when actual QNH is no less than 0.10 below PQNH. Example TLR valid at 29.97 and higher. Actual QNH may be above PQNH, but additional uplift capability may be gained by using an actual QNH that is higher than PQNH.
Performance Data / TLR:
Where do we reference the engine failure takeoff procedure?
º Standard: ACARS Runway Section of the TLR
º Simple Special: Special ENG Fail Takeoff Procedures Section of the TLR
º Complex Special: Company tab on the JEPP FD-PRO application or the A320 ADPH
Performance Data / TLR:
If a turn/heading is denoted in the takeoff data section of the TLR when would you be required to start the turn
if you lost an engine prior to EO acceleration?
Standard procedure turns are commenced at 1,000’ AFE, in IMC/VMC conditions.
Performance Data / TLR:
Do we have to comply with simple-special procedures? Complex-special procedures?
º Simple-special: in IMC, until 3,000’ AFE unless assigned a radar vector at a lower altitude
º Simple-special: in VMC, until 1,000’ AFE
º Complex-special: mandatory in IMC and VMC