ALL WEATHER OPS / LOW VIS OPS Flashcards

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1
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What is the alert height for the B777?

A

200 ft RA

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What level of autopilot redundancy is provided with LAND 3 annunciated?

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Fail Operational. A single fault cannot prevent the Autopilot system from making an automatic landing

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What level of autopilot redudancy is provided with LAND 2 annunciated?

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Fail Passive. A single fault cannot cause a significant deviation from the flight path

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During an asymmetric go-around from LAND 2 or LAND 3 approach, will automatic engagement of LNAV cause the autopilot to relinguish control of the rudder?

A

Yes. At the first change of a lateral or vertical mode, whether manually or automatically selected, i.e. LNAV, TRK SEL or ALT capture

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With “AUTOTHROTTLE L” unserviceable is it possible to do a CAT III B approach?

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No. Both autothrottles must be serviceable

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If the F/O’s autopilot disconnect switch is inoperative, can you do a CAT II approach?

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No. One may be inoperative provided:
a. Autopilot is not used below 1’500 ft AGL
b. Approach minimums

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What is the meaning of the PFD localizer or glideslope deviation indicator turning amber and flashing?

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Excess deviation from the required flight path at low RA

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What pilot action is required in the event of a flashing LOC or GP deviation during approach above Alert Height?

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If the aircraft is correcting, the approach may be continued

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What pilot action is required in the event of a flashing LOC or GP deviation during approach below Alert Height?

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A go-around must be commenced or if visual conditions permit, the autopilot may be disconnected and a manual landing made

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What is the significance of a Master Caution light and aural signal below Alert Height?

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Below alert height all unrelated alerts are inhibited. A Master Caution light and/or aural signal below alert height requires a go-around, or a manual landing if visibility permits

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What EICAS caution messages/aurals are NOT inhibited below alert height?

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NO AUTOLAND
AUTOPILOT
SPEEDBRAKE EXTENDED
AUTOTHROTTLE DISC

“NASA”

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What AFDS (approach category) category is available during an engine inoperative approach with LAND 3 on both PFD:s?

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CAT III B

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If correct FMA mode changes do not occur during the landing phase, the F/O will call?

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“NO FLARE”, “RETARD” and “NO ROLLOUT” as appropriate

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What indications would you expect during “Short Term Interference”?

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Erratic ILS raw data indications
A/P disregards ILS signal and continues in attitude stabilised mode based on ADIRU data

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What indications would you expect during “Long Term Interference” or failure?

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A/P remains in attitude stabilised mode
Amber lines through affected modes
EICAS caution message “AUTOPILOT”
F/D:s disappears

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16
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What are the maximum windspeeds when using autoland?

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Headwind = 25 kts
Crosswind = 25 kts
Tailwind = 15 kts

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17
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What is the maximum crosswind component for landing on a contaminated runway?

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If more than 15 kts, consult FCOM 3 limitations

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What are the system requirements when it comes to
a) LAND 2 and LAND 3
b) Autothrottle
c) Single sources

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a) LAND 3 on both PFD:s for CAT III B, LAND 2 on both PFD:s for CAT III A and LAND 2 on one PFD for CAT II
b) Autothrottle on each operating engine for CAT III B
c) No single source (Displays, Rad alt or ILS) for all catergories

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Is a CAT III B approach permitted with EICAS “AUTOTHROTTLE?

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No

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What is the minimum disconnect height on an ILS approach if LAND 3 or LAND 2 is not annunciated?

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200 ft AGL

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What is the significance of EICAS “NO AUTOLAND”?

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Requires CAT I minimas to be used
Below 1000ft and alert height a go-around must be commenced unless visual landing can be made

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22
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When is a Take-off alternate needed in LVO conditions?

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When the take-off weather conditions at the departure airport are at or below the published ILS landing minima or the minima for the approach in use

23
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The destination alternate has CAT III B capability. Is it ok to file this airport as an alternate if the weather is below CAT I?

A

No. LVO minima can’t be used for alternate airports

24
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After dispatch, the destination alternate weather forecast indicated LVP will be required. What should the crew consider with respect to the destination alternate?

A

Make sure that the alternate permits CAT I operations

25
A NOTAM indicates that the centreline lights are unserviceable. Is a CAT II ILS ok?
Yes, if RVR is 300m (day) or 550m (by night)
26
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Check CAT III capability/suitability. If not ok, go around at 1'000 ft
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Below 1'000 ft: On a CAT III A approach the RVR deteriorates below minima.....what is your action?
Continue down to minima and if not visual, go around
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Below 1'000 ft: On a CAT III B approach the RVR deteriorates below minima....what is your action?
With no DA, i will land as no visual reference is required With a DA, at DA i will go around unless i am visual
29
What is generally the crosswind limitation for LVP landings for: CX? USA? CANADA?
CX: 25 kts USA:15 kts CANADA: 15 kts
30
Above 1'000 ft: On a CAT III B approach the A/T fails.....what is your action?
If i can revert to CAT III A minimas i will do that and continue. Can reset minimas on PFD If i can't revert to CAT III A then i will go around at 1'000 ft
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Below 1'000 ft: On a CAT III B approach the A/T fails.....what is your action?
If i can revert to CAT III A minimas i will do that but don't change the minimas on the PFD If i can't revert to CAT III A then i will do a go-around
32
What are your actions if the autopilot disconnects below alert height?
Land if i am visual, otherwise go-around
33
What are the minimas (CEILING/RVR) for a CAT II approach?
Ceiling 100 ft RA RVR 350/150 m
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What are the minimas (CEILING/RVR) for a CAT IIIA approach?
Ceiling 50 ft RA RVR 200/150 m
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What are the minimas (CEILING/RVR) for a CAT IIIB approach?
Ceiling 0 ft RA RVR 100/100/100 m
36
At what distance from the far end of the runway does the center line lights turn alternating red/white?
900m / 3000ft
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At what distance from the far end of the runway does the center line lights turn red?
300m / 1000ft
38
What is the recommended RVR for taxi during LVO operation?
75m
39
How can you satisfy yourself that LVO are in force before conducting an LVO approach?
Could be on ATIS Clearance for an CAT II/III approach satisfy that
40
What are the criteria for a stabilized approach?
IAS +10/-5 kts ROD max 1'000 ft/min Pitch +5 to -2,5 degrees Bank angle 7 degrees LOC 1 dot G/S half a dot
41
Is it ok to do an AUTOLAND when being overweight?
Yes, but not recommended
42
What are your first actions after a rejected T/O in LVO conditions?
Put all lights ON
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What is the RVR definition for when a T/O becomes LVO?
RVR below 400m
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What is the RVR definition for when a landing becomes LVO?
RVR below 550m
45
Which RVRs are controlling on a CAT II approach?
TDZ and MID
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Which RVRs are controlling on a CAT IIIA approach?
TDZ and MID. If the MID is unavailable, then the RO can be substituted for the MID
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Which RVRs are controlling on a CAT IIIB approach?
TDZ, MID and RO If MID is unavailable, then the RO can be substituted for the MID and the remaining two are controlling
48
What RVRs are controlling for a CAT I approach?
TDZ only But if MID is reported it has to be above 200m for a manual landing or above 150m for an AUTOLAND
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What is the visual requirements for a CAT IIIA approach at DA?
3 centerline lights must visible
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What is the visual requirements for a CAT II approach at DH?
Approach environment and threshold must be visible
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What is the visual requirements for a CAT IIIB approach at DH?
1 Centerline light with a DH and no visual requirements if there's no DH
52
A NOTAM indicates that the standby ILS transmitter is unserviceable. Is a CAT II ILS permitted?
Yes, for a CAT II but not for a CAT IIIA or CAT IIIB
53
A NOTAM indicates that the approach lights are unserviceable. Is a CAT IIIA ILS approach permitted?
Not allowed with DH > 50ft
54
After how long time does Short Term Interference, for ILS signal disruption, turn into Long Term Interference?
30 seconds