Warning Systems Flashcards

1
Q

What does dotted green terrain on the ND indicate? Amber? Red? Magenta?

A

Red - Terrain > 2,000’ above
Amber - Terrain 2000’ above to 500 below (250 w/ gear)
Green - Terrain 500 below (250 w/ gear) to 2,000’ below (or peaks mode)

Magenta - no terrain data available

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2
Q

Is the doppler turbulence detection capable of detecting clear air turbulence?

A

No, precipitation is required

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3
Q

What triggers an aural “CAUTION TERRAIN” and amber TERRAIN?

A

Terrain is 40 to 60 seconds from projected impact

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4
Q

What triggers an aural “TERRAIN TERRAIN PULL UP” and red TERRAIN?

A

Terrain is 20 to 30 seconds from projected impact

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5
Q

For takeoff, when does the PWS activate if the WXR switch is not ON?

A

Thrust lever advancement for takeoff

PWS available after 12 seconds

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6
Q

Does the weather radar provide alerting for all types of windshear?

A

No. Moisture or particulate matter is required for predictive windshear

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7
Q

Predictive Windshear extends how far?

A

Out to 3nm +/- 25 degrees

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8
Q

When is PWS alerting available on the ground?

A

12 seconds after being turned on by

WXR to ON, or

Thrust lever advancement for takeoff

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9
Q

When will the TCAS system issue “CLEAR of CONFLICT” or “MONITOR VERTICAL SPEED”

A

Clear of conflict - clear of RA

Monitor vertical speed - currently outside RA command area, stay there! Stay out of red box

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10
Q

What tiggers a “WINDSHEAR AHEAD” aural alert?

A

Windshear close to and directly ahead of aircraft

Enabled below 1,200’ RA

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11
Q

How do TCAS TA and RA symbols appear?

A

TA - amber circle

RA - red box

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12
Q

When are TCAS RAs inhibited?

A

Below 1,000’ RA then TA ONLY

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13
Q

How does the RAAS operate?

A

Automatically to provide:

-Approaching/on runway advisories
-Runway remaining
-Insufficient runway, go around
-Takeoff flaps advisory (outside 1-25)

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14
Q

When could you receive an aural and visual WINDSHEAR (red) alert on approach? takeoff?

A

Below 1,500’ RA and excessive windshear detected by GPWS

Disables on approach at 10’ RA

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15
Q

What indicates the TCAS is not computing RAs but only TAs?

A

TA ONLY on ND

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16
Q

When do GPWS windshear alerts occur? Where is the alert displayed?

A

Takeoff, approach (down to 10’ RA), and missed approach up to 1,500’ RA

Displayed on PFD

17
Q

When are RA calls provided on approach?

A

500’ (if not on an ILS)

18
Q

Selecting WX+T shows weather and turbulence within what range?

A

Weather - up to 320nm as selected

Turbulence - up to 40nm regardless of selected range

19
Q

What triggers the Takeoff Configuration Warning Horn?

A

Flaps not in takeoff range (1-25)
–or flap skew/asymmetry/uncommanded motion

Speed brake lever not down

Parking brake lever not down

Stabilizer trim not in green band (takeoff range)

Ground spoilers (pressure >750 psi, may be extended)

Main cargo door not closed (freighter only)