GPWS/TCAS Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

Windshear

When the words _______, __________, or _________ are being broadcast by the controller, takeoff or descent bellow 1000’ AGL for the affected runway are prohibited

A

Microburst

Microburst Alert

Shears 30 Kts or greater

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2
Q

If microburst or shears greater than 30 kts are reported on approach, if below ___________ feet, go around

A

1000’

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3
Q

Flight deck physical indication of sever windshear.

A

+/- One dot displacement from the glideslope

+/- 5 degrees pitch attitude

+/- 15 knots indicated airspeed

+/- 500 fpm vertical speed

An unusual EPR/N1 indication for a significant period of time

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4
Q

If windshear is encountered on landing, either pilot should call out “____________________”.

A

“TOGO Thrust, stow speed brake”

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5
Q

Windshear takeoff precautions:

A

Use TOGA thrust

Use the longest runway that avoids suspected windshear area

Consider using flaps 2

Increase rotation speed between Vr an Vrmax

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6
Q

If committed to takeoff and windshear is encountered prior to the actual gross weight Vr

A

Accelerate to actual Vr but do not delay rotation beyond 2000’ useable runway remaining.

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7
Q

If windshear is encountered after passing actual Vr

A

do not attempt to accelerate to Vrmax, rotate without hesitation

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8
Q

If escaping windshear, the PM calls out_____________

A

RA and trend

Example: 400 feet descending or 200 feet climbing

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9
Q

Landing with the probability of a windshear encounter, what is the best flap setting?

A

Flaps 3

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10
Q

Landing with the probability of a windshear encounter, increase airspeed to _______________ if landing length permits.

A

Vref + 15

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11
Q

Landing Windshear

Achieve a stabilized approach no later than

A

1000’

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12
Q

Landing windshear

Use managed speed to provide

A

Mini ground speed protection

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13
Q

Windshear landing

Consider using ________, ___________, and ___________ during the approach to provide more monitoring and recognition time.

A

Auto pilot

Auto thrust

Flight directors

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14
Q

Windshear landing

Touch down must occur in the ________________. Do not float

A

Normal touch down zone

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15
Q

What are the two types of windshear systems on board?

A

Predictive PWS

Reactive GPWS

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16
Q

If severe windshear is encountered after V1 or while airborne, immediately execute__________________

A

GPWS escape maneuver

17
Q

Prior to initiating the takeoff roll you receive a predictive Windshear Caution Alert. What do you don’t?

A

Delay takeoff until the alert is no longer present

PWS caution or PWS warning

18
Q

Takeoff roll just below V1 you receive either a predictive alert or a reactive windshear alert

A

Reject the takeoff

19
Q

After V1 you receive a predictive windshear caution or warning

A

Apply TOGO thrust and continue normal takeoff profile

20
Q

During approach you receive a predictive windshear caution or warning

A

Execute a normal go around

21
Q

During approach you receive a windshear reactive warning

A

Execute windshear escape maneuver

22
Q

Example of a PWS caution alert

A

“Monitor radar display”

23
Q

Example of a PWS warning

A

“Windshear ahead, Windshear ahead”

24
Q

Example of a GPWS reactive windshear alert

A

“Windshear, Windshear, Windshear”

25
When airborne and responding to a PWS caution a Chang in _____________ may be appropriate to avoid the PWS symbol
Course
26
When airborne and responding to a PWS warning, preform a ____________ and continue _____________.
Normal go around Straight ahead
27
PWS system operates below____________
2,300' RA
28
PWS provides alerts _______ seconds in front of the aircraft out to ________ miles
10 seconds 5 miles
29
The PWS is activated provided that
The PWS switch is in AUTO One engine is operating The aircraft is below 2300 RA The transponder is in any position other than STBY
30
During takeoff, new alerts are inhibited from __________ kts to ____________ feet RA
100 kts 50 RA
31
TCAS will initiate a TA within
20-48 seconds
32
TCAS TA advisories are inhibited below _________ feet on climb and __________ on decent
600 AGL 400 AGL
33
A TCAS RA response is required in ______ seconds
5 seconds