GPWS/TCAS Flashcards

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
Q

When airborne and responding to a PWS caution a Chang in _____________ may be appropriate to avoid the PWS symbol

A

Course

26
Q

When airborne and responding to a PWS warning, preform a ____________ and continue _____________.

A

Normal go around

Straight ahead

27
Q

PWS system operates below____________

A

2,300’ RA

28
Q

PWS provides alerts _______ seconds in front of the aircraft out to ________ miles

A

10 seconds

5 miles

29
Q

The PWS is activated provided that

A

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
Q

During takeoff, new alerts are inhibited from __________ kts to ____________ feet RA

A

100 kts

50 RA

31
Q

TCAS will initiate a TA within

A

20-48 seconds

32
Q

TCAS TA advisories are inhibited below _________ feet on climb and __________ on decent

A

600 AGL

400 AGL

33
Q

A TCAS RA response is required in ______ seconds

A

5 seconds