Winter Ops + Safety Flashcards

1
Q

What is the new CSFF FCI?

A

Lower wing allowed if all are met:
* temperature 4ºC or above
* no precipitation or visible moisture
* tank fuel temperature at -16ºC or above
* all leading devices and control surfaces clean
If these conditions are not met, 3mm thickness allowed;

Upper wing CSFF allowed if all are met:
* CSFF only within the lines
* no ice on leading edges
* temperature 4ºC or above
* no precipitation or visible moisture
* tank fuel temperature -16ºC or above.

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2
Q

Why do we de-ice with engines shut down?

A

Tactile check only possible with engines closed

5 steps:
* Contamination check
* De-ice/anti-ice procedure
* Post treatment (tactile) check
* Pre-take-off check
* Pre-take-off contamination check.

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3
Q

Define freezing fog.

A

0ºC or less, and less than 1000m visibility

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4
Q

Define freezing mist.

A

0ºC or less and more than 1000m visibility

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5
Q

What is the minimum N1 for static run up on TO for NG?

A

Minimum 70% N1 and confirm stable operation before take-off roll

Boeing states 30s run up is recommended.

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6
Q

What is the minimum N1 for static run up on TO for MAX?

A

Minimum 50% N1 minimum 5s; confirm stable then advance to take-off thrust.

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7
Q

Who performs the tactile check and when?

A

On the pre-flight inspection, service provider will do it by indication of the pilot

After de/anti-icing, a tactile check shall be performed by the de-ice supervisor if clear ice has been removed. Pre-take-off contamination check if any doubt exists regarding the effectiveness of the anti-ice treatment by a qualified person.

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8
Q

When to configure for take-off?

A

At the holding point or after backtrack with no delay expected.

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9
Q

What is the power setting after de-ice?

A

Limit thrust to the minimum required.

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10
Q

What are icing conditions?

A

10ºC or below with visible moisture or ice/snow/slush/standing water on ramps, taxiways or runways.

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11
Q

What are freezing conditions?

A

4ºC or below and visible moisture or ice/snow/slush/standing water on ramps, taxiways or runways.

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12
Q

What to do in case of A/B disarm light on short final?

A

In auto-land, go-around.

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13
Q

Why is DAR1 and handy dandy on the yoke?

A

After de/anti-ice, DAR form or equivalent should be clipped to the captain’s control column as a reminder to perform the Pre-take off check.

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14
Q

-2ºC + 500m visibility considerations?

A

Freezing fog; front and rear side of the fan blades need to be checked.

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15
Q

What if HOT expires?

A

Anti-ice fluid may have failed and lost its effectiveness. A pre-takeoff contamination check must be completed.

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16
Q

Who does the checklist for de-icing and how?

A

FO reads challenge and response; CAP acts and repeats response.

17
Q

How long max after pre-TO contamination check can you depart?

A

5 minutes.

18
Q

What is a pre-TO check?

A

Performed by flight crew from the cockpit before departure; pre-takeoff contamination check performed by qualified person from outside.

19
Q

When is a pre-takeoff contamination check legally required?

A

When the hold over time (HOT) has expired.

20
Q

What are the threats associated with De/anti-icing?

A

Tail strike + forgetting OPT.

21
Q

Why is 24k minimum after de-ice?

A

Tail strike prevention.

22
Q

What is the benefit of step 2 vs step 1 in de/anti-icing?

A

One step is a fluid that de/anti-ices simultaneously; two step involves an initial step for de-ice followed by a second step with anti-ice fluid.

23
Q

When would you cycle the flaps?

A

Part of the before Taxi checklist in freezing conditions.

24
Q

What are three reasons we cannot use assumed temperature after de/anti-icing?

A

Performance, compensate for extra weight on wings, loss of lift due to aerodynamics.

25
Q

Why the need for tactile check?

A

To confirm the existence of clear ice that could be hidden under snow, frost.

26
Q

When do we need the pre-take-off contamination check?

A

When the HOT is passed; engines must be OFF; valid for 5 minutes.

27
Q

What is clear ice?

A

Transparent and adhering closely with almost 100% bonding to aircraft surfaces caused by condensation or precipitation.

28
Q

What are the types of Fan Blade Icing?

A

Ground accumulated fan blade ice; Operational fan blade ice.

29
Q

What is the 3 kelvin spread rule?

A

At air temperatures of 3ºC or less, with a dew point spread of 3ºC or less, the runway surface condition may be more slippery than anticipated on snow and ice.

30
Q

What to do with half plane with frost early morning?

A

De-icing needed.

31
Q

Where to find snow intensity information?

A

At the end, tab 6.

32
Q

How many life jackets are in the flight deck?

A

4 life jackets.

33
Q

What are PDIs on first aid kit in a seal broken scenario?

A

Pre-Departure Inspection:
* Seals (intact)
* Stowage
* Quantity (1 Green - everyday use; 2 White - Emergency use; 1 Red - Emergency use by medically qualified person).

34
Q

Where to find information about life jackets and fire extinguishers on the plane?

A

OMA Safety and Emergency Procedures.