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UC35B EP's LMTS Practical Exercise Flashcards

1
Q

ENGINE FAILURE OR FIRE, MASTER WARNING OR ANY OTHER ABNORMAL EVENT DURING TAKEOFF
* SPEED BELOW V1 – TAKEOFF REJECTED
1. ______________________________

A

TAKEOFF - ABORT.

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ENGINE FAILURE OR FIRE, MASTER WARNING OR ANY OTHER ABNORMAL EVENT DURING TAKEOFF

  • SPEED ABOVE V1 – TAKEOFF CONTINUED
    1. ___________________________
A

Climb to safe altitude.

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3
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LH OR RH ENGINE FIRE (ENGINE FIRE)
1. ______________________________
* IF ENGINE FIRE REMAINS ILLIMINATED 15 SECONDS (PROBABLE FIRE)
2. ____________________________________________________________
3. ____________________________________________________________

A
  1. Throttle (Affected Engine) -
    IDLE
    * IF ENGINE FIRE REMAINS ILLUMINATED 15 SECONDS
    (PROBABLE FIRE)
  2. Illuminated ENGINE FIRE Switchlight (Affected Engine) -
    LIFT COVER and PUSH.
  3. Either Illuminated BOTTLE ARMED Switchlight -
    PUSH (BOTTLE ARMED switchlight extinguishes).
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ENGINE FAILURE DURING FINAL APPROACH
1. ___________________________________________________________
2. ___________________________________________________________
3. ___________________________________________________________
4. ___________________________________________________________

A
  1. AP TRIM DISC Button -
    PRESS and RELEASE.
  2. Thrust (Operating Engine) - INCREASE as required.
  3. Airspeed -
    VAPP (minimum).
  4. Flaps -
    T.O. & APPR (15°).
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5
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EMERGENCY RESTART – TWO ENGINES
1. ___________________________________________________________
2. ___________________________________________________________
3. ___________________________________________________________

A
  1. IGNITION Switches -
    BOTH ON.
  2. FUEL BOOST Switches -
    BOTH ON.
  3. Throttles -
    IDLE.
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6
Q

THRUST REVERSER INADVERTENT DEPLOYMENT DURING TAKEOFF

  • SPEED BELOW V1 – TAKEOFF ABORTED
  1. ______________________________
A

TAKEOFF - ABORT.

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THRUST REVERSER INADVERTENT DEPLOYMENT DURING TAKEOFF

  • SPEED AT OR ABOVE V1 – TAKEOFF CONTINUED
  1. ______________________________
  2. ______________________________
  3. ______________________________
A
  1. Emergency STOW Switch (Affected Engine) …………….. EMER.
  2. Throttle (Affected Engine) -
    CHECK IDLE.
  3. Climb to a safe altitude.
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8
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THRUST REVERSER INADVERTENT IN-FLIGHT DEPLOYMENT
1. ____________________________________________________________
2. ____________________________________________________________
3. ____________________________________________________________
4. ____________________________________________________________

A
  1. Control Wheel/AP TRIM DISC Button ………. GRIP/PRESS and
    RELEASE.
  2. Emergency STOW Switch (Affected Engine) ……………. EMER.
  3. Throttle (Affected Engine) …………………………….. CHECK IDLE.
  4. Airspeed ………………………….. REDUCE TO 150 KIAS or below.
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9
Q

THRUST REVERSER UNLOCK LIGHT ON IN FLIGHT
1. ____________________________________________________________

A
  1. Emergency STOW Switch (Affected Engine) ……………. EMER.
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10
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CAB ALT (CABIN DECOMPRESSION)
1. ____________________________________________________________
2. ____________________________________________________________
3. ____________________________________________________________

A
  1. Oxygen Masks
    DON and 100% OXYGEN.
  2. Microphone Switches -
    MIC OXY MASK.
  3. Emergency Descend -
    AS REQUIRED.
    Refer to Emergency Procedures, EMERGENCY DESCENT.
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EMERGENCY DESCENT
1. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________
2. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________
3. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________
4. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________

A
  1. AP TRIM DISC Button -
    PRESS and RELEASE.
  2. Throttles -
    IDLE.
  3. Speed Brakes -
    EXTEND.
  4. Airplane Pitch Attitude -
    INITIALLY TARGET 20° NOSE DOWN
    ATTITUDE.
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12
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ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEM SMOKE OR ODOR
1. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________
2. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

A
  1. Oxygen Masks -
    DON and EMER.
  2. Microphone Switches -
    MIC OXY MASK.
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13
Q

SMOKE REMOVAL
1. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________
2. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

A
  1. Oxygen Masks -
    DON and EMER.
  2. Microphone Switches -
    MIC OXY MASK.
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ELECTRICAL FIRE OR SMOKE
1. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________
2. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

A
  1. Oxygen Masks -
    DON and EMER.
  2. Microphone Switches -
    MIC OXY MASK.
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15
Q

AUTOPILOT MALFUNCTION
1. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

A
  1. AP TRIM DISC Switch -
    PRESS AND RELEASE
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16
Q

ELECTRIC ELEVATOR RUNAWAY TRIM
1. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________

A
  1. AP TRIM DISC Switch -
    PRESS and HOLD.
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17
Q

STALL RECOVERY – INADVERTENT STALL (BUFFET/ROLL-OFF)
1. ______________________________________
2. ______________________________________
3. ______________________________________
4. ______________________________________

A
  1. Autopilot -
    DISCONNECT.
  2. Pitch Attitude -
    REDUCE.
  3. Roll Attitude -
    LEVEL.
  4. Throttles -
    MAXIMUM THRUST.
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18
Q

EMERGENCY EVACUATION
1. ______________________________________
2. ______________________________________
3. ______________________________________
4. ______________________________________
5. ______________________________________
6. ______________________________________

A
  1. Parking Brake -
    SET.
  2. Throttles -
    BOTH OFF.
  3. LH/RH ENGINE FIRE Switchlights -
    BOTH PRESS.
  4. LH/RH Fire BOTTLE ARMED Switchlights -
    BOTH PRESS (if fire suspected).
  5. Passenger Advisory Lights -
    PASS SAFETY.
  6. BATT Switch -
    OFF.
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19
Q

Maximum Design Ramp Weight - _____________

A

17.030 lbs.

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20
Q

Maximum Design Takeoff Weight - ___________

A

16,830 lbs.

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21
Q

Maximum Design Landing Weight - ___________

A

15,200 lbs.

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22
Q

Maximum Design Zero Fuel Weight - __________

A

12,850 lbs.

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23
Q

Normal oil pressure is ____ to ____ PSI at N2 speeds above 60%. Oil pressure below ____ PSI is undesirable and should be tolerated only for the completion of the flight, preferably at reduced power setting.

A

Normal oil pressure is 45 to 140 PSI at N2 speeds above 60%. Oil pressure below 45 PSI is undesirable and should be tolerated only for the completion of the flight, preferably at reduced power setting.

24
Q

Max observed ITT ° C –
Takeoff _____,
Maximum Continuous _____ ,Starting/Transient ___________

A

Max observed ITT ° C – Takeoff 700.

Maximum Continuous - 700.

,Starting/Transient 740 (20 sec)

25
Q

N2%

Takeoff _____,
Maximum Continuous _____,
Ground Idle _________,
Flight Idle _________,
Transient _____

A

N2%

Takeoff 100%.
Maximum Continuous 100%.
Ground Idle 49.1%.
Flight Idle 52.9%.
Transient 102%.

26
Q

N1%

Takeoff _____.
Maximum Continuous _____.
Transient _____.

A

N1%

Takeoff 100%.
Maximum Continuous 100%.
Transient 102%.

27
Q

Starter Limitation.

____ engine starts per ____ minutes.

____ cycles of operation with a ____ second rest period between cycles is permitted.

A

Starter Limitation.

3 engine starts per 30 minutes.

3 cycles of operation with a 90 second rest period between cycles is permitted.

28
Q

Battery Limitation - ____ engine starts per hour.

A

Battery Limitation: Three engine starts per hour.

29
Q

Use of an external power source with voltage in excess of ____ VDC or current in excess of ______ amps may damage the starter. Minimum_____ amps for start.

A

Use of an external power source with voltage in excess of 28 VDC or current in excess of 1000 amps may damage the starter. Minimum 800 amps for start.

30
Q

Limit ground operation of pitot static heat to ___ minutes ON with ___ minutes OFF between cycles to preclude system damage.

A

Limit ground operation of pitot-static heat to 2 minutes ON with 2 minutes OFF between cycles to preclude system damage.

31
Q

Electrical load is limited to____ amps per generator during ground operations at ground idle and _____ amps at high idle. Transients up to _____ amps are permissible for up to ___ minutes.

A

Electrical load is limited to 125 amps per generator during ground operations at ground idle and 225 amps at high idle. Transients up to 300 amps are permissible for up to 4
minutes.

32
Q

Maximum Asymmetrical Fuel Differential for Normal Operations is ____ pounds.

A

200 lbs

33
Q

Flight characteristics requirements were not demonstrated with unbalanced fuel above _____ pounds.

A

600

34
Q

A lateral fuel imbalance of ______ pounds has been demonstrated for emergency return.

A

600

35
Q

Maximum Operating Limit Speeds -
1. MMO (Above 28,907 feet) - ______________________

  1. VMO (Between 8000 – 28,907 feet) - _______________
  2. VMO (Below 8000 feet) - ________________________
A

Maximum Operating Limit Speeds -
1. MMO (Above 28,907 feet) - 0.755 Mach

  1. VMO (Between 8000 – 28,907 feet) - 292 KIAS
  2. VMO (Below 8000 feet) -
    262 KIAS
36
Q

Maximum Flap Extended Speed – VFE
Full Flaps – LAND Position (35°) - ____________

A

173 KIAS

37
Q

Maximum Flap Extended Speed – VFE
Partial Flaps – T.O. (7°) and T.O. & APPR Position (15°) - ___________

A

200 KIAS

38
Q

Maximum Landing Gear Extended Speed – VLE - ____________

A

250 KIAS

39
Q

Maximum Landing Gear Operating Speed – VLO (Extending) - ____________

A

250 KIAS

40
Q

Maximum Landing Gear Operating Speed – VLO (Retracting) - ____________

A

200 KIAS

41
Q

Maximum Speed Brake Operation Speed – VSB - ______________

A

No Limit

42
Q

MAX SPEED - Autopilot Operation - ____________________

A

292 KIAS or 0.755 Mach

43
Q

Minimum Speed Sustained Flight in Icing Conditions (Except Takeoff, Approach and Landing) - ________

A

160 KIAS

44
Q

Maximum Tailwind Components - ____________

A

10 KNOTS

45
Q

Maximum Water/Slush on Runway - __________

A

0.5 inches

46
Q

Takeoff with antiskid inoperative is ___________.

A

prohibited

47
Q

The _________ must be in firm contact with the ground prior to deploying the ____________________.

A

The nosewheel must be in firm contact with the ground
prior to deploying thrust reversers.

48
Q

The anti-ice switches must be selected ___________________ when operating in visible moisture, and the indicated RAT is _________________or below.

A

The anti-ice switches must be selected WING/ENGINE ON when operating in visible moisture, and the indicated RAT is +10C (+50F) or below.

49
Q

Tail deice should be turned on when in ____________________, and the indicated RAT is between ________________________________________________ as applicable.

A

Tail deice should be turned on when in VISIBLE MOISTURE, and the indicated RAT is between +10 C (+50F) and -35C(-31F)/-40C(-40F).

50
Q

Crew and passenger oxygen masks are not approved for use above __________ feet cabin altitude

A

40,000 cabin altitude

51
Q

Prolonged operation of passenger masks above ________ feet cabin altitudes is not recommended.

A

25,000

52
Q

Reverse thrust power must be reduced to the ______________ detent position at
_________ on landing roll.

A

Reverse thrust power must be reduced to the idle reverse detent position at 60 KIAS on landing roll.

53
Q

Maximum allowable thrust reverser deployed time is ___ minutes in any ___ minute period.

A

Maximum allowable thrust reverser deployed time is 3 minutes in any 10-minute period.

54
Q

Use of thrust reversers is __________ during touch and go landings.

A

The use of thrust reversers to back the airplane is prohibited.

55
Q

FUEL BOOST Pumps - ___; when low fuel lights illuminate or
at ______ pounds or less indicated fuel.

A

FUEL BOOST Pumps - ON; when low fuel lights illuminate or
at 180 ± 20 pounds or less indicated fuel.

56
Q

The thrust reversers must be checked on _________________ and the first flight after any _________________________ has been performed on the aircraft.

A

The thrust reversers must be checked on the first flight of the day and the first flight after any maintenance action has been performed on the aircraft.

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