Systems

Question 1

What happens with panel lighting when normal electrical power is lost?

Answer 1

The floodlights operate via standby power

Question 2

What happens when normal electrical power is lost to aisles stand integral lighting?

Answer 2

The aisle stand flood lights illuminate at reduced intensity

Question 3

How many landing lights are there?

Answer 3

4 total. 1 inboard and 1 outboard on each wing

Question 4

When do your landing lights operate on high?

Answer 4

Landing gear lever down and landing light switches on

Question 5

When do landing lights operate on low?

Answer 5

Landing gear lever up and landing light switches on

Question 6

How many runway turn off lights are there and where are they located?

Answer 6

2 on nose gear

Question 7

How wide is the nose gear turn off lights field of illumination?

Answer 7

65 degrees L and 65 right

Question 8

When do the turn off lights operate?

Answer 8

Only when air ground sensing is in ground

Question 9

Where is Taxi light located?

Answer 9

Nose gear

Question 10

When does the taxi light operate?

Answer 10

Only if air ground sensing is in ground

Question 11

If the fasten seatbelt and no smoking signs switches are off, when will the respective signs illuminate anyway?

Answer 11

When oxygen is in use

Question 12

What does the “PASS SIGN ON” memo message mean?

Answer 12

BOTH the “seatbelt” and “no smoking” switches are on.

Question 13

When will seatbelt sign illuminate automatically in auto?

Answer 13

1. Gear down
2. Flaps down
3. A/C below 10,300’
4. Cabin above 10,000
5. Supernumerary O2 on

Question 14

When will no smoking sign illuminate automatically in auto?

Answer 14

1. Gear down
   2 Cabin above 10,000
2. Supernumerary O2 on

Question 15

Upper deck door/slides limit

Answer 15

1. Emergency exit only

2. Slides may not be used as raft

Question 16

What does “DOOR GND MODE” light illuminated blue mean? (Above door itself)

Answer 16

1. AC on ground

2. Flight Lock mechanism NOT locked

Question 17

What is the door flight lock mechanism?

Answer 17

Operates in-flight to prevent door handle from operating

Question 18

Green “A” on door synoptic?

Answer 18

Door is in automatic mode

Question 19

White M on door synoptic?

Answer 19

Door operating in manual mode

Question 20

Can the upper deck door be operated electrically?

Answer 20

Yes. There is a maintenance switch that will function if the door is unarmed

Question 21

How is the flight deck hatch unlocked?

Answer 21

Rotating the handle

Question 22

How many emergency escape harnesses are there?

Answer 22

6 on the the BCF.

8 on the factory freighter

Question 23

How are the escape artist is designed to be used?

Answer 23

During exit through the hatch if the upper deck doors are in operative

Question 24

Which main doors have escape ropes?

Answer 24

L1 and L5. Located above the sill

Question 25

When will main door threshold lights activate?

Answer 25

When emergency lights are activated

Question 26

When must the smoke barrier door be closed?

Answer 26

During taxi take off and landing

Question 27

Who operates the main cargo doors?

Answer 27

Load master or station Supervisor

Question 28

How many PBE's on the flight deck?

Answer 28

One 4 total on aircraft. 1 may be deferred.

Question 29

Flight deck seat by bunk limitation

Answer 29

Not to be used for take off or ditching

Question 30

Cockpit oxygen bottle preflight pressure

Answer 30

Minimum 1200 psi at 70°

Question 31

How many rafts installed on the aircraft?

Answer 31

Either two or three

Question 32

What does the Emergency position of the oxygen mask do?

Answer 32

Delivers 100% oxygen under positive pressure at all altitudes

Question 33

Maximum decrease for crew oxygen pressure?

Answer 33

30 psi

Question 34

What are indications of the oxygen valve not in the fully open position?

Answer 34

1) pressure decrease rapidly 2) pressure decrease more than 30 psi 3) slow increase of pressure back to normal

Question 35

Minimum oxygen pressure for Dispatch

Answer 35

1400 psi for both crew and passenger

Question 36

When must crew oxygen be used?

Answer 36

1) cabin above 10,000 2) Crewmember leaves controls above FL 250 3) Above FL 410 4) fumes

Question 37

Captains responsibilities for oxygen equipment

Answer 37

Ensure that required oxygen portable bottles are installed. Ensure passengers oxygen masks function and that they are aware of how to use

Question 38

Supernumerary oxygen supply?

Answer 38

195 minutes at 25,000 feet

Question 39

How many supernumerary oxygen bottles on the BCF?

Answer 39

4

Question 40

How many supernumerary oxygen bottles on the factory freighter?

Answer 40

2

Question 41

Supernumerary oxygen system altitudes

Answer 41

14,000'-Masks drop 12,000-reset system with switch (turns O2 off) 9,500'-all warnings reset

Question 42

What reports are required after emergency declaration?

Answer 42

1. Written report to director of operations after landing 2. Written report to ATC if requested 3. Director of operations forwards to FAA in 10 days

Question 43

How many ELT's onboard?

Answer 43

Either one or two

Question 44

What frequencies do the ELT's operate on?

Answer 44

121.5 243.0 406

Question 45

How long will and ELT operate continuously?

Answer 45

Up to 48 hours

Question 46

When is the ELT required?

Answer 46

For all flights

Question 47

Ditching general procedure

Answer 47

Flaps 30REF 30. Outflow valve's manual and closed. Gear up. 10-12 degrees nose up.

Question 48

During shut down what level should the lights be left at?

Answer 48

No lower than 30% to prevent heat damage

Question 49

How is emergency lighting system powered?

Answer 49

Remote batteries. | Charge maintained by DC bus 4.

Question 50

How long will fully charged emergency light batteries last?

Answer 50

15 minutes

Question 51

If the emergency lights switch is off on the flight deck will the upper deck switch function?

Answer 51

Yes. The upper deck emergency light switch will work regardless of the flight deck switch position.