Good-to-Know

Question 1

Max crosswind component for takeoffs below 500 RVR

Answer 1

10kts

Question 2

narrow runway takeoff: how should takeoff power be applied

Answer 2

static run-up to 40% N1 before releasing brakes and setting takeoff thrust

Question 3

Below ______RVR, HGS is required

Answer 3

Below 1800 RVR, HGS is required

Question 4

Below _______RVR is AIII mode required

Answer 4

Below 1200 RVR AIII mode is required

Question 5

Autopilot is required when RNP is less than ________

Answer 5

.3 RNP or less, Autopilot is required

Question 6

CAT I, CAT II, CATIII requires use of Autopilot when visibility is ___________

Answer 6

3/4 SM or 4000 RVR

Question 7

HGS RVR required for takeoff?

Answer 7

500 RVR

Question 8

Conditions that require use of the PWB Brake Cooling Module?

Answer 8

RTO
MQTW exceeded
Non-normal landing condition

Question 9

TOGA AFDS commands when engaged for takeoff

Answer 9

10deg nose down until 60kts
15deg nose up at 60kts
15deg nose up at lift off until sufficient climb rate then MCP speed + 20Kts

Question 10

Normal batter voltage

Answer 10

22-30V

Question 11

What flap positions will slats extend to full extend

Answer 11

(700): beyond 5
(800 / MAX): beyond 25

Question 12

What speed does VNAV command at engine acceleration height

Answer 12

MCP speed + 20 ( V2+20)
Flap placard -5kts
230 with LE devices extended
250 flaps retracted
Target speed
Waypoint speed

Question 13

Breakaway thrust settings

Answer 13

35 congested ramp
40 non-congested ramp
45 open taxiway

Question 14

Landing gear speed limits

Answer 14

270 extend
235 retract
320 extended

Question 15

How activate standby hydraulic pump

Answer 15

-FFM (automatically)
-Loss of A or B and flaps extended and (airborne or wheel speed>60kts) and FLT CONT switch (A or B) on
-FLT CONT Switch on
-Alternate Flaps Master Arm Switch

Question 16

Standard Weather visibility used for takeoff minimums

Answer 16

5000 RVR or 1SM

Question 17

Takeoff Alternate Required when?

Answer 17

Visibility is below non HGS CAT 1 minimums

Question 18

HGS Takeoff required when RVR is less than?

Answer 18

500 RVR

Question 19

HGS AIII mode required when RVR is less than?

Answer 19

1600 RVR

CATIII, CATII SA, CATII 1000RVR

Question 20

CAT III HGS Minimums?

Answer 20

6/6/3

Question 21

Black items on QRC

Answer 21

(7) Emergency Descent
Smoke Fire Fumes
Engine Overheat
Engine Fire Severe Damage Separation
Engine Limit Surge or Stall
Loss of thrust both engines
Automatic Unlock

Question 22

Red Items on QRC

Answer 22

(5) Cabin Altitude Warning / Rapid Depressurization
APU Fire
Aborted Engine Start

Runaway Stabilizer
Airspeed Unreliable

Question 23

PWS(radar based): when does it start to scan?

Answer 23

Thrust levers set for takeoff and 12seconds later RADAR begins scanning

Question 24

PWS (radar based) warnings begin at below what altitude?

Answer 24

1800RA

Question 25

PWS (radar based) alerts available below what altitude?

Answer 25

1200 RA

Question 26

PWS (radar based) ALERTS inhibited during takeoff from _____kts to ______RA

Answer 26

80kts to 400RA

Question 27

PWS (radar based) WARNINGS inhibited during takeoff from _____kts to _____RA

Answer 27

100kts to 50 RA

Question 28

EGPWS WINDSHEAR warnings available inflight below?

Answer 28

1500 RA

Question 29

EGPWS scans for WINDSHEAR at ______ to _______

Answer 29

Rotation to 1500RA

Question 30

HGS AIII required on which approaches?

Answer 30

CAT II Reduced Vis SA , CAT II 1000RVR, CAT III

Question 31

CA must fly approach when RVR is below?

Answer 31

Below 1800RVR

Question 32

MEL acronym to remember when on the phone with Dispatch and Maintenance

Answer 32

M - MEL number S - Special Procedure # A - Authorization

Question 33

HGS required for landing when RVR is less than

Answer 33

1800 RVR

Question 34

Are COMPLEX SPECIAL EFP procedures required

Answer 34

YES under VMC and IMC

Question 35

When is alternate required?

Answer 35

1-2-3 +/- 1hr 2000 feet 3mi visibility

Question 36

When is second alternate required?

Answer 36

600-2mi When Wx is below 600feet and or 2mi visibility

Question 37

Which type of precipitation should the FLT switches be positioned to CONT

Answer 37

Severe

Question 38

Which type of turbulence tells us to move the FLT switches to FLT?

Answer 38

Severe

Question 39

In Severe precipitation, the FLT switches should be moved to what position?

Answer 39

CONT

Question 40

In severe turbulence, the FLT switches should be moved to which position?

Answer 40

FLT

Question 41

Windshear warnings are inhibited between what speed and altitude?

Answer 41

100kts to 50feet

Question 42

Windshear cautions are inhibited between what airspeeds and altitude?

Answer 42

80kts to 400 feet