TD-12

Question 1

Broadly defined, aircrew coordination is the ________ between crew members necessary for the ___________________ performance of flight tasks

Answer 1

Cooperative interaction / safe, efficient and effective

Question 2

The crew member reading the checklist will read the __________ checklist item. The crew member performing the check will answer with the _____________ response. Responses that don’t ___________ communicate action or information should not be used. For example, when responding to the call “system-check” replying with: “check” doesn’t clearly indicate that the system are within the normal operating range. The response, “all in the normal operating range” communicates information more _____________.

Answer 2

complete / appropriate / clearly / accurately

Question 3

The standards for performing VMC flight manoeuvres are:
1: Turns:
2: Climbs/descents:
3: Traffic pattern flight
A:
B:
For traffic pattern training, the recommended airspeed andre rate of climb/descent on crosswind and base are ____ KIAS and ____ feet per Minute (FPM). Recommended maximum bank angle for turns is _____ degrees.

Answer 3

1: rollout on desired heading +/- 10 degrees
2: stop climb/descent at desired altitude +/- 100 feet.
3: A: Enter, operate in and depart traffic pattern
B: comply with all ATC directions

65 / 500 / 30

Question 4

During an emergency in VMC the _______ will perform the boldface/gray background steps and initiate the appropriate type of _______. The ____ will focus primarily outside the aircraft and the ____ will primarily ______ the ___ as required. In case of engine malfunction or if one engine must be brought to idle, _____ knots KIAS will require the _____ amount of power.

Answer 4

P* / landing / P* / P / assist / P* / 65 / least

Question 5

Maximum approved gross mass for flight is _____ kg or _______ lbs.

Answer 5

3585 / 7905

Question 6

Airspeed limits:

a. VNE or OEI operation under all conditions is _______
b. VNE for steady autorotation under all conditions is ______
c. Maximum forward airspeed with hinged doors in open spoiler position and sliding doors closed, open or removed is _______
d. Maximum rearward flight with hinged doors in open spoiler position and sliding doors closed, open or removed is _______

Answer 6

a. 110 kts
b. 90 kts
c. 100 Vne
d. 15 kts

Question 7

The circular _________ (MM) gauge appears when ________________

Answer 7

Mast Moment / only if NR > 70% and MM angle signal available (VMMS installed and operative)

Question 8

Outer MM ring:
Arrow pointing back to MM center:
Red circle:
Yellow circle:

Answer 8

Outer : Only displayed when white dot reaches the red circle
Arrow: only displayed when the MM is in the yellow range or above
Red circle: 64% MM
Yellow circle: 50% MM

Question 9

What happens when the MM is higher than 77%?

Answer 9

the MM EXCEED caution comes on and will not disappear until PWR OFF

Question 10

Engine starter energise time limits onboard battery power

Answer 10

30 sec ON
60 sec OFF
30 sec ON
60 sec OFF
30 sec ON
30 min OFF

Question 11

Engine starter energize time limits external power

Answer 11

20 sec ON
60 sec OFF
20 sec ON
60 sec OFF
20 sec ON
30 min OFF

Question 12

Engine ventilation energise time limits onboard battery

Answer 12

20 sec ON
60 sec OFF
20 sec ON
23 min OFF

Question 13

Engine ventilation energise time limits external power

Answer 13

15 sec ON
60 sec OFF
15 sec ON
23 min OFF

Question 14

Warning light indication - FIRE (ENG 1 or ENG 2)

IN FLIGHT

1. -
2. -
3. -

NOTE: Affected engine will shut down automatically, ACTIVE indicator light, BOT 1 legend (both EMER OFF SW pnl), and F VALVE CL caution indication (CAD) come on. FIRE legend remains on as long as overheat condition exists.

4. -
   -

NOTE: Extinguisher bottle will begin discharging when N1t 50%. After discharge of bottle content, BOT 1 legend and EXT indicator lights go off; BOT 2pb legend comes on.
5.                     -
6.                     -
7.                      -
8. Passengers - Alert
9. 
If FIRE warning is still on after 1 minute:
10.                    -
                         -
if FIRE warning remains on:
11:

Answer 14

1. OEI flight condition - Establish
2. Airspeed - reduce if IAS is exceeding 100kts
3. FIRE SW (affected engine) - Raise guard / press
4. BOT 1 / BOT 2 pb - Press ; BOT 1 activated
   - EXT indicator comes on (EMER OFF SW pnl)
5. Clock stop watch - start (after BOT 1 legend and EXT indicator light go off) (EMER OFF sw pnl)
6. Affected engine - Identify
7. Single engine emergency shutdown - Perform
8. LAND AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
9. BOT 1/BOT 2 pb - PRESS; bottle 2 activated:
   - EXT indicator light comes on (EMER OFF sw pnl)

If FIRE warning remains on:
11. LAND IMMEDIATELY