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Start - Taxi - Takeoff - Climb Flashcards

1
Q

Preflight

Prior to APU start, wait ______________?

A

Prior to APU start, wait 15 seconds after the left CCR is online.

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Preflight

Left CCR online is indicated by

A

the Captain’s inboard and lower display unit

showing the default formats

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3
Q

Both pilots will use the HUD (if operative) during all approaches when the visibility is less than

A 
4000 RVR (1200m) or 3/4 mile visibility. The HUD is
recommended for all takeoffs and landings.
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4
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One pilot must have VSD displayed when

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for takeoff, landing and all other flight operations below 10,000 AFL. Use of VSD is recommended for all flight
operations.

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5
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Autothrottle Use

A

Autothrottle use is recommended during all phases of flight. When in manual flight,
autothrottle use is also recommended, however manual thrust control may be used
to maintain pilot proficiency.

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6
Q

Preflight

IRS selectors If already ON,

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OFF 30 seconds, then ON.

Verify that the ON BAT Light is extinguished.

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7
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Verify that the following are sufficient for flight:
• Oxygen Pressure
- ETOPS-
- Non-ETOPS-
• Hydraulic quantity
• Engine oil quantity
A

• Oxygen Pressure
- ETOPS-Minimum bottle pressure is 1250 psi at 70°F
- Non-ETOPS-Minimum pressure is 800psi at 70°F
• Hydraulic quantity
- RF or OF not displayed
• Engine oil quantity
- 20 quarts (min)

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8
Q

The MAIN BATTERY LOW message

A

The MAIN BATTERY LOW message can show when power is established.
The main battery is charging and when the battery charge is sufficient for
takeoff, the message blanks.

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9
Q

Simultaneous engine start is only allowed when

A

the APU is running and both

APU starter generators are operational.

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10
Q

Autostart monitors for:

A

• Loss of both starters
• No N1 Rotation
• No oil pressure rise
If any of these occur, the EEC aborts the autostart and the message ENG AUTOSTART L, R displays.

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11
Q

Autostart corrects for:

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  • High residual EGT
  • Hot start
  • No EGT rise
  • Loss of one starter
  • Start duty cycle exceedance
  • Compressor stall
  • Hung start
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12
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If the EEC is unable to correct for a hung start or compressor stall,

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EEC cancels the autostart and the EICAS message ENG AUTOSTART L, R displays.

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13
Q

There is a limit of ___ start attempts on the ground.

A

3

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14
Q

Accommodating “Last Minute” Baggage / Cargo

A

late loading of baggage / cargo will be accomplished with both engines shut down.

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15
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Accommodating “Last Minute” Passengers after Engines Start

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Shut down both engines prior to boarding passengers.

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16
Q

Authorized flap settings for takeoff are

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(-8) 5, 15 or 20.

(-9) 5, 10, 15, 17 or 20.

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17
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Before Takeoff
Engine warm up requirements
Engine warm up recommendations:

A

Engine warm up requirements:
• Engine oil temperature must be above the bottom of the temperature scale.
Engine warm up recommendations:
• Run the engines for at least 3 minutes.
• Use a thrust setting normally used for taxi operations.

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18
Q

Taxi Wind Limits

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For taxi with crosswinds greater than 35 knots, limit thrust to 45% N1.

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19
Q

Single Engine Taxi

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Single engine taxi prior to takeoff is not authorized except in an emergency.

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20
Q

Normal taxi speed is

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approximately 20 knots, adjusted for conditions. On long straight taxi routes, up to 30 knots are acceptable, On a dry surface, approximately 10 knots for turn angles greater than typically required for high speed runway turnoffs.

21
Q

Carbon Brake Life

A

Brake wear is primarily dependent upon the number of brake applications. For example, one firm brake application causes less wear than several light
applications.

22
Q

Takeoff Terrain Display

A

One pilot shall have Terrain Display selected, unless weather conditions require
both pilots to display weather.

23
Q

Prior to Low Visibility Takeoffs

A

Prior to low visibility takeoffs with the HUD (RVR < 500), the Captain will make a
PA in conjunction with the Prepare for Takeoff PA.

24
Q

HUD Low Visibility Takeoff
General
Lighting

A

The runway must be CAT III operations.
Use of these procedures is required with less than 500 RVR (150m) on runways supported by 300 RVR (75m) takeoff (see Jepp 10-9A page). Requires any two of
following three transmissometers. All reporting transmissometers are controlling.
• Touchdown: 300 RVR (75m)
• Mid-field: 300 RVR (75m)
• Roll-out: 300 RVR (75m)
• Access to runway requires use of taxiway centerline lighting that meets US orICAO CAT III criteria.
• Operative HIRL.
• Operative runway CL lights.

25
Q

HUD Low Visibility Takeoff
Wind
Minimum Aircraft Equipment

A

Headwind. 25 kts Tailwind. 15 kts Crosswind. 15kts
• HUD system
• 2 windshield wipers
• 2 ILS receivers

26
Q

LNAV may be armed ____________and will become active _______.

A

LNAV may be armed on the ground and will become active at 50 feet AGL.

27
Q

the FMC automatically selects the EO SID as a route modification:

A

During Takeoff:

If an engine failure occurs prior to flap retraction

28
Q

The APU battery is designed to support _____ start attempts.

A

two consecutive start attempts.

29
Q

If the APU fails to start after the second attempt

A

a 5 minute cooling period must be observed before a third attempt is made.

30
Q

• Oxygen Pressure

  • ETOPS-
  • Non-ETOPS-
A
  • ETOPS-Minimum bottle pressure is 1250 psi at 70°F (bottle temp).
  • Non-ETOPS-Minimum bottle pressure is 800psi at 70°F (bottle temp.)
31
Q

Flight deck door access system “CHECK”

A

Flight deck door- Open
Flight deck door access selector - AUTO
Flight deck door power switch - OFF
At least 20 seconds after the switch is selected to OFF, verify FD DOOR LOCK FAIL EICAS advisory message shows.
Flight deck door power switch - ON
Verify FD DOOR LOCK FAIL EICAS advisory message blanks.
Emergency access code - Enter Digits
ENT key - Push
Verify FD DOOR AUTO UNLOCK EICAS warning message shows,
master WARNING lights are on, and aural alert sounds.
Flight deck door access selector - DENY
Verify FD DOOR AUTO UNLOCK EICAS warning message blanks.
Flight deck door access selector - UNLKD
Flight deck door power switch - OFF

32
Q

FMC:

• ENGINES [ 1R ]

A

– Check Displays GENX-1B70 @ 69,800 lbs thrust

787-9 GEnx-1B70/75 @ 74,100 lbs thrust

33
Q

Before connecting ground air conditioning cart:

A

• PACK switches (both) – Off (*Packs can be damaged if running w/PCA) Allows maximum efficiency.
• LOWER RECIRC FAN switch – Off
Allows maximum efficiency and protects lower recirculation fan.

34
Q

Ensure the “________________” EICAS is displayed beforepressurizing hydraulics.

A

“STEERING LOCKED OUT” EICAS

35
Q

When both of the following exist, do an engine run-up to minimize ice build-up:

A
  • OAT is 3°C or below
  • visible moisture (clouds, fog with visibility of one statute mile [1600 m] or less, rain, snow, sleet, ice crystals, and so on)
36
Q

Icing conditions engine run up is

A

• Run-up to a minimum of 40% N1 for at least 5 seconds duration at intervals no greater than 60 minutes.
• If high engine vibration indications occur, a run-up to 50% N1
may be done.

37
Q

If takeoff is not completed within __________, manually de-ice the engines before takeoff.

A

120 minutes total taxi time

38
Q

If a change in HUD TAKEOFF runway is needed,

A

select both flight director switches OFF. After the new runway is executed on the CDU,
select the flight director switches back to ON.

39
Q

For takeoff, set stabilizer trim to

A

FMC computed value.

40
Q

When engine anti-ice is required and the OAT is 3°C or below, the takeoff must be preceded by a static engine run-up. Use the following procedure:

A

Increase thrust to a minimum of 40% N1 up to 55% N1 maximum. Maintain that thrust level for 5 seconds minimum. If high fan vibrations persist, increase thrust to a minimum of 50% N1 up to 55% N1 maximum and maintain that thrust until vibration decreases to below 4 units before proceeding with the takeoff. Confirm stable engine operation prior to final advance to takeoff thrust.

41
Q

The autopilot must not be engaged below a minimum engage altitude of _____ after takeoff.

A

200 feet AGL

42
Q

Maximum Takeoff and Landing Tailwind Component - Maximum Crosswind

A

15 knots.
787-8 - 40 kts.
787-9 - 33 kts

43
Q

If Economy Climb Schedule - FMC Data Unavailable:

A
  • 250 knots/VREF 30 + 80 knots, whichever is higher- Below 10,000 feet
  • 320 knots/0.85M - Above 10,000 feet
44
Q

APP mode should not be selected until:

A
  • the ILS is tuned and identified
  • the airplane is on an inbound intercept heading
  • both localizer and glide slope pointers appear on the attitude display in the proper position
  • clearance for the approach has been received
45
Q

FAA Holding Speeds

A

To 6,000 200kts
to 14,000 230kts, may be restricted to 210
above 14,000 265 kts and 1-1/2 mins

46
Q

ICAO Holding Speeds

A

Thru 14,000 230 kts
to 20,000 240 kts
to 34,000 265 kts
above FL340 .83 M

47
Q

Events Requiring Maintenance Inspection

A
  • hard landing (identify if the hard landing is suspected on the main gear, the nose gear, or both)
  • severe turbulence
  • overspeed - flap/slat, MMO/VMO, landing gear, landing gear tires
  • rejected takeoff
  • lightning strike
  • extreme dust
  • tail strike
  • overweight landing
  • any event that the pilot feels a maintenance inspection could be needed.
48
Q

787-8 Fuel Capacity

A

Left Main 37,319
Right Main 37,319
Center 148,740
Total 223,378

49
Q

787-9 Fuel Capacity

A

Left Main 36,984
Right Main 36,984
Center 149,678
Total 223,646

B788-9 (15 decks)

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