In-flight Checks

Question 1

When must FOEL checks be completed?

Answer 1

Regular intervals (10-15 minutes)
Top of climb

Question 1

What are the FOEL checks?

Answer 1

Fuel
Oxygen
EICAS
Location

Question 2

What are the HASLLG checks?

Question 3

What is F of the FOEL checks?

Answer 3

Fuel
Check contents and balance.
Relate fuel remaining to an appropriate ‘marker’ for the sortie (joker, bingo, amount required for recovery, FoG, etc)

Question 4

What is O of the FOEL checks?

Answer 4

Oxygen
Check OBOGS flow indicator for normal operations (both front and rear cockpit)

Question 5

What is E of the FOEL checks?

Answer 5

EICAS
Specifically ITT, N1, oil temp and pressure, hydraulic pressure, cockpit altitude (delta P if >8000ft) and electrics (volts and amps)

Question 6

What is L of the FOEL checks?

Answer 6

Location
Confirm position using TSD and relate to nearest diversion airfield.
If unsure, determine nearest using NRST (L1) on the TSD display.
Confirm surrounding airspace is suitable for the next exercise.