Proficiency Items Flashcards

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Crew Incapacitation COM 3.80.14

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C—Call FA
S—Secure or Remove Crew Member 
A—Attendant Stays if Crew Member Unmovable 
Dr—On Board Aircraft
P—Pilot typed from our company onboard
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Severe Turbulence COM 3.220.11

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Signs …………………………………………………………..ON
AUTOPILOT………………………………………..KEEP ON
A/THR (if thrust changes become excs) …………OFF
Turbulence Speed ……………………………………….SET
ALTITUDE ……………………………………Do Not Chase
Descent………………………….Consider(Buffet Margin)
Approach: ……………A/THR in managed speed USE
Landing: ………………………Configuration FULL, or 3

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One Engine Inop Strategy COM 3.10.18

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IN CRUISE (DO NOT DECEL BELOW GREEN DOT)
M—MCT all Thrust Levers
A—A/THR: OFF
H—HDG Set and Pull as Appropriate
D—Determine Drift Down Altitude (PERF-CRZ PAGE) 
N—Notify ATC
S—Start ECAM/OEB Actions When Appropriate
DRIFT DOWN
S—SPD on FCU: GREEN DOT - PULL
A—ALT on FCU: Selected Cruise FL - PULL
*If obstacle problem exists, continue drift down procedure. *When obstacles are cleared, accelerate to Long Range Speed.
CRUISE LONG RANGE SPEED
S—PD on FCU: SET
A—/THR: ON
DESCENT TO LANDING
IDLE M.78/300kt/250kt
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STALL WARNING AT LIFT OFF

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“STALL TOGA 15°”
THRUST ………………………………………………….TOGA
PITCH ATTITUDE………………………………………….15°
BANK………………………………………….WINGS LEVEL
NOTE:When a safe flight path and speed are achieved and maintained, if stall warning continues, consider it as spurious.

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Stall Recovery COM 3.10.26

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“STALL I HAVE CONTROL”
NOSE DOWN PITCH CONTROL………………..APPLY
BANK………………………………………….WINGS LEVEL
- When out of stall (no longer stall indication):
THRUST ………INCREASE SMOOTHLY AS NEEDED
SPEED BRAKES …………………CHECK RETRACTED
FLIGHT PATH…………………..RECOVER SMOOTHLY
If in clean configuration and below 20,000 ft:
- FLAP 1 - SELECT

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WINDSHEAR (RED FLAG/3 AURAL)

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AT TAKEOFF:
Before V1…………………………………………..CONSIDER REJECT
AFTER V1:
“WINDSHEAR TOGA”
THR LEVERS…………………………………………………………..TOGA
REACHING VR……………………………………………………..ROTATE SRS ORDERS……………………………………………………..FOLLOW
Airborne, initial climb or landing:
THR LEVERS AT TOGA …………………………SET OR CONFIRM
AP (if engaged) ………………………………………………….KEEP ON
SRS ORDERS……………………………………………………..FOLLOW
• DO NOT CHANGE CONFIG TILL OUT OF WINDSHEAR
• CLOSELY MONITOR FLIGHT PATH AND SPEED
• RECOVER SMOOTHLY TO NORMAL CLIMB

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FAC Functions

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  • Y—Yaw Control
  • A—Airspeed Prot. Computations (⍺Prot/Hi-Lo)
  • W—Windshear Protection
  • L—Low Energy Warning
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ADR Computers Provide

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  • B—Barometric Altitude
  • O—Overspeed Warning
  • A—Angle of Attack
  • T—Temperature
  • S—Speed/Mach
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SEC Functions

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  • S—Speed Brakes/Ground Spoilers
  • A—Alternate Pitch
  • D—Direct Pitch
  • D—Direct Roll
  • A—Abnormal Attitude
  • N—Normal Roll Via Spoilers
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IR Computers Provide

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  • F—Flight Path Vector
  • A—Attitude
  • A—Acceleration
  • T—Track
  • H—Heading
  • A—Aircraft Position
  • G—Ground Speed
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ELAC Functions

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  • N—Normal Elevator, Aileron, Pitch & Roll
  • A—Alternate Pitch
  • D—Direct Pitch & Roll
  • A—Abnormal Attitude
  • A—Aileron Droop
  • A—Autopilot Orders
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Normal Law Protections

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  • B—Bank Angle Protection
  • S—Speed Protection
  • L—Load Factor Protection
  • A—Angle of Attack Protection (⍺Prot)
  • P—Pitch Angle Protection
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13
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Alpha Prot

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  • A—⍺ is commanded instead of Load Factor
  • S—Speed Brake is Retracted
  • A—Autopilot is disengaged
  • P—Pitch Trim is inhibited
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14
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Spoilers Inhibited When

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  • S—SEC 1 and SEC 3 Failure
  • A—Alpha Prot. or Alpha Floor
  • F—Flaps in Config Full
  • E—Elevator Failure (1)
  • T—TOGA Thrust
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15
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Hydraulic PTU Pump Fault Light

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  • O—Overheat Reservoir
  • L—Low Reservoir Quantity
  • L—Low Reservoir Air Pressure
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16
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Low Energy Warning Inhibited When

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  • F—Flaps 1 or 0
  • A—Alpha Floor
  • T—TOGA
  • R—RA Failure
  • A—Altitude above 2000 RA or below 100 RA
  • G—GPWS Alert
  • N—Normal Law Not Active
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Hydraulic Engine Pump Fault Light

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  • P—Pump Low Pressure
  • O—Overheat Reservoir
  • L—Low Reservoir Quantity
  • L—Low Reservoir Air Pressure
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Electrical Priority

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  • G—Generator
  • E—External Power
  • A—APU
  • R—RAT
  • B—Batteries
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Hydraulic Electric Pump Fault Light

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  • P—Pump Low Pressure
  • O—Overheat Reservoir
  • L—Low Reservoir Quantity
  • L—Low Reservoir Air Pressure
  • O—Overheated Pump
20
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Wing Tip Brakes Engage (4 red collared breakers)

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  • R—Runaway
  • O—Overspeed
  • A—Asymmetry
  • M—Movement Un-commanded
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Engine Bleed Valve Closes

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  • A—APU Bleed On
  • S—Starter Valve Open (Engine)
  • O—Overpressure
  • L—Leak (Bleed)
  • O—Overheat
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Ditching Push Button Closes

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  • C—Cargo Isolation Valve
  • R—Ram Air Inlet
  • A—Avionics Inlet and Extract Valve
  • P—Pack Flow Control Valves
  • O—Out Flow Valve
23
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IDG Fault Light

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  • HOT—High Oil Temp

* LOP—Low Oil Pressure

24
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Engine Starter Master Fault Light

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  • M—Malfunction of Thrust Lever
  • A—Auto Start Abort
  • D—Disagree Between HP Fuel Valve
25
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Continuous Ignition Automatic When

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  • M—Master is Cycled
  • E—EIU Data Failed
  • E—Engine Flameout or Surge
  • E—Eng. Anti-Ice On
  • A—Approach Idle Selected
  • T—Take Off Thrust Selected
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ECAMS Not Inhibited During T/O or Landing

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  • F—Fire
  • E—Engine Failure
  • L—Low Oil Pressure
  • E—Elevator Fault
  • A—Auto Pilot Off
  • C—Config Warning
  • F—FWC Fault