PHI GOM S-92 9.11 Company Flight Manual Flashcards

Added through FON 14-04

0
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When may the doors be opened in flight and max speed with sliding door open.

A

Photo flights and
Hoisting(FAR 133 Class D (Human External Cargo, Hoisting),
Max 120 knots by RFM 1-5.
(Airstair door may not be opened in flight)

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1
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What GOM Part contains S-92 information

A

Volume 1

Section 9.11

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2
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Component inspections shall not be____

A

overflown

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3
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The Anti-collision light should always be left

A

On (FON 12-32)

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4
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Coupling the FD is required during what 5 conditions

A

1- Night
2-Reduced Vis (500-3) Cruise flight
3-IMC Final approach segment when the weather report at the destination is less than 500ft ceiling and 3SM visibility.
4-IMC hand flying- flying pilot exceeds stabilized approach parameters for that phase of flight .
5-RIG approach

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5
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Autopilot Coupling may be initiated…

A

IAW the RFM and Rig Apch Procedures.

Was 60 knots and stable climb before RIG approach was added.

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Autopilot coupling shall be engaged in this order:

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1.IAS 2.Vertical 3.Nav
Commonly called “IVaN” as a form of memory mnemonic. The Vis for ALTPRE or VS and the N is for NAV or HDG

{“IVAN” is a hold over from 76’s: IAS, VSI rate, AltPre, Nav}

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Training mode is only authorized if A _________or a ______________for maintenance test flight occupies a pilot seat, or On _____ at _____ by a qualified crew.

A

qualified instructor
pilot specifically trained
on deck at flat pitch ( dont have a ref but Training Mode may not be allowed due to recent flameouts)

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8
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May Fourchon be used for normal operations by S-92

A

No

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9
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Minimum crew for Part 91 operations: Test flight, ferry, reposition etc..

A

Current and Qualified S-92 PIC and any helicopter qualified pilot. Yes, a small ship pilot may do a test flight with you. 9.11.1.5

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Minimum crew for First runup system checks

A

Two Current and Qualified S-92 pilots 9.11.1.5 (PIC or SICs)

for non-maintenance action one pilot may run up the APU. Best Practice

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11
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May circuit breakers be reset on deck? What about in-flight?

A

Yes, one time, and only after consulting Maintenance technician.

Not in flight except by EP.

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12
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Landing gear may not be retracted prior to establishing ________and _____.

A

Stable Climb
Vy (80 knots)
Ref: FOPM 3.7.1.6

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13
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What two items of the Engineering logbook must be signed off prior to flight:

A
Daily Preflight (Pilot or maint [Best Pract])
Cowling Check (Pilot or maint [Best Pract])
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14
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Preferred altitude for EPAC

A

1000PA

unless operational necessity (IFR/IMC climb)

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15
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During cold wx starts advance the throttle to set 50 to 55 Nr when the Engine oil pressure is in the ______or_____. Never advance the throttle when in the _______

A

Yellow (100 to 120 psi) or green

Never advance when in the RED.

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During high wind Nose High landing, place the wind ____ degrees off the ____ of the nose so that the left pedal input lowers the nose.

A

30 deg

Right side

17
Q

For high wind starts position the flight controls Centered except:
cyclic 1⁄2 inch _____ of center and
collective one inch above ________.

A

1⁄2 inch right
collective one inch above full down.

RFM Part 1, Section II 2-36

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When ditching the fuselage must be in the water prior to________

A

float inflation

19
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Loading Schedule- Three Longitudinal categories that will never exceed limit:

A

> No baggage (in baggage compartment)-indiscriminate loading of pax
Max Baggage- (908.5)- pilots weigh 370 and pax loaded forward
MGW- pilots weigh 370 AND pax loaded forward AND 0-1 have at least 600 lbs.

Best Practice -8

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Loading Schedule- Two Lateral categories for fuel that will never exceed limit: (not the 700lbs RFM limit)

A

Less than 500 lbs imbalance- indiscriminate loading of pax

500 to 1000 lbs Pax loaded symmetrically.

21
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Max Cargo compartment weight

A

908.5

Best Pract 6

22
Q

Baggage placed in the cabin will be secured in a ______and not ______

A

seat and not block an exit

23
Q
Engine wash:
Ng and TGT to start water-
Ng to suspend water-
Max rinse time-
Below \_\_\_c contact maint for proper rinse solution.
A

24% Ng and <150 deg
20% Ng
35 sec
5 deg

24
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How should a successful operational check flight be signed off.

A

“Operational check flight performed (DATE), (AIRCRAFT TOTAL TIME), and found
satisfactory. (SIGNATURE), (TYPE CERTIFICATE), and (CERTIFICATE NUMBER)”

25
Q

What are the requirements to fly a “HAND FLOWN” instrument approach?

A

Must be “De-Coupled” :20 prior to the IF through the MAP of any SIAP/OSAP/IAP. The Autopilot and trim systems must remain on.

Weather must be greater than 800’ ceiling and 3 SM visibility.

FON 14-04
5.3.4

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Each pilot must complete a minimum of ______ hand flown approach procedures every quarter.

A

2

FON 13-52

27
Q

When operating in cruise coupling is mandatory when any of the following 3 parameters are exceeded:

A

IAS +/- 10 knots
ALT +/- 100 feet
CDI more than half scale deflection

28
Q

The pilot may deselect IAS____ feet prior to level-off, and should adjust power ____ feet prior.

A

300
200

FON 13-57

29
Q

May a Operational Check flight be conducted under SVFR?

A

Yes
Flight checks SHOULD be conducted in daylight hours and VMC (not VFR)
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