Vol 1

Question 1

When is frost allowed on the plane?

Vol 1 5.16.2.2

Answer 1

1. Up to 1/8” on the bottom of the wing due to cold fuel
2. CSFF (5.16.5)
3. Thin hoarfrost on the upper surface of the fuselage provided all vents and ports are clear.

Question 2

In cold wx ops (maybe only during icing conditions) what should the FO do after completing the FO preflight procedure?

Vol 1 5.16.2.3

Answer 2

Turn the Probe heat on and verify all probe heat lights extinguish.

Question 3

If the engines have been cold soaked below what temp for more than how long do not start the engine and contact Mx to warm the engine?

Vol 1 5.16.2.4

Answer 3

-40℃ for >1 hr

Question 4

If the OAT is below what temp should you idle the engine for 2 minutes before changing the thrust lever position?

Vol 1 5.16.2.4

Answer 4

-35℃

Question 5

Operate the engine at idle thrust until?

Vol 1 5.16.2.4

Answer 5

Oil pressure is within normal range.

Question 6

If the oil pressure remains above the normal range after the oil temperature has stabilized within limits what should you do?

Vol 1 5.16.2.4

Answer 6

Shutdown the engine

Question 7

Use wing anti ice on the ground when?
5.16.2.7

Answer 7

When icing conditions exist except for when type II or IV is or will be used.

Question 8

How many engines are required to utilize wing anti ice on the ground?

Vol 1 5.16.2.7

Answer 8

2

Question 9

With engine anti ice required and the OAT is ≤3℃, an engine run up is required. What is that procedure?

5.16.2.8

Answer 9

1. Check the area behind the airplane is clear
2. 70% N₁ for 30 seconds at least every 30 minutes. (70-30-30)

Question 10

Ice shedding procedure

Vol 1 5.16.2.8

Answer 10

70% N₁ for 1 sec ≤ every 10 minutes

Question 11

For fan ice removal in flight reference:

Answer 11

Vol 1 5.16.2.11.2

Question 12

Do not use wing anti ice in flight below what altitude?

Vol 1 5.16.2.11.3

Answer 12

400’ AGL

Question 13

If contaminants are suspected in the flap areas what should you do in the after landing procedure?

Vol 1 5.16.2.13

Answer 13

Do not retract the flaps to less than 15 until the flap areas have been checked to be free of contaminants.

Question 14

After landing in icing conditions during the shutdown procedure set the stabilizer trim to what?

Vol 1 5.16.2.14

Answer 14

4 units

Question 15

Whenever the OAT is at or below or expected to be at or below 0℃ and/or the aircraft may be de/anti-iced during overnight parking how is the secure procedure modified?

Vol 1 5.16.2.15

Answer 15

1. Stab trim: 4 units
2. Pressurization mode selector: MAN
3. Outflow valve switch: CLOSE

Question 16

A rolling takeoff is strongly advised when the crosswind exceeds

Vol 1 5.16.3.2.1

Answer 16

20 kt

Question 17

Do not takeoff with standing water, slush, or wet snow in excess of ___ depth

Vol 1 5.16.3.2.1

Answer 17

½ in (1.2 cm)

Question 18

Do not takeoff in dry snow in excess of ___ depth

Vol 1 5.16.3.2.1

Answer 18

4 in (10 cm)

Question 19

When the runway is other than dry consider precautionary measures, such as:

Vol 1 5.16.3.5.2

Answer 19

Maximum reverse thrust