Which QRC Checklist? Scenarios

Question 1

You need to expeditiously secure and exit the aircraft, possibly while still on the runway

Answer 1

EVACUATION QRC

Parking brake - ON
L & R Engine - Stop

Question 2

During engine start, you believe the start will exceed a limitation, or a hung start has occurred.

Answer 2

START MALFUNCTION ON THE GROUND QRC

Question 3

Before takeoff, you have an indication of an engine fire.

Answer 3

ENGINE FIRE ON GROUND QRC

Question 4

After takeoff, you have an indication of an engine fire.

Answer 4

INFLIGHT ENGINE FIRE QRC

Question 5

While waiting for passengers to arrive, you are sitting in the cabin and hear APU FIRE coming over the cockpit speaker.

Answer 5

APU FIRE QRC

Question 6

Cruising along at FL410 an odd smell begins permeating the cockpit. Its not your partners breakfast burrito. Something is burning.

Answer 6

SMOKE/FIRE/FUME QRC

Question 7

At the conclusion of the engine start, you look down and notice the start relay is still engaged.

Answer 7

ENGINE STARTER DOES NOT DISENGAGE QRC

Question 8

Half way home from Bermuda at FL400, you enter an extreme rain event and both engines begin spooling down.

Answer 8

DUAL ENGINE FAILURE QRC

Question 9

During flight, an uncommanded left rolling action is felt. You look up and see T/R DEPLOY L, and an ENG CNTRL FAULT L

Answer 9

INFLIGHT REVERSER DEPLOY QRC

Question 10

After departing and during the initial climb, you attempt to turn to your first enroute vector but you have no control over the left / right flight controls. The ailerons are stuck.

Answer 10

JAMMED PITCH / ROLL QRC

Question 11

While cruising along, the autopilot disconnects, the aircraft nose pitches unexpectedly, you look down to see the stab trim heading toward full nose up.

Answer 11

STAB TRIM RUNAWAY QRC

Question 12

Cruising along at FL430, the aircraft suddenly gets foggy, loud and very cold. Air is rushing into the aircraft. It is hard to breath.

Answer 12

CABIN ALT - EMER DESCENT QRC

Question 13

The PM calls V1. A moment later the right engine shuts down. Various EICAS messages begin filling the screen.

Answer 13

INFLIGHT ENGINE SHUTDOWN QRC

Question 14

You have secured a failed engine using the INFLIGHT ENGINE SHUTDOWN QRC. The approach is briefed, and its now time to prepare the aircraft for the approach.

Answer 14

ENGINE INOP APPROACH QRC

Question 15

With the failed engine secured and the approach QRC’s complete, you lower the gear, select flaps 2 and request this QRC.

Answer 15

ENGINE INOP LANDING QRC

Question 16

As you enter the pattern for landing, you request Flaps 1. Immediately a FLAPS FAIL amber message displays along with the amber FLAPS RESET button.

Answer 16

FLAP FAIL APPROACH QRC

Question 17

The flaps are failed. The flaps fail approach QRC is complete. Upon requesting gear down you would then request this QRC.

Answer 17

FLAPS FAIL LANDING QRC

Question 18

You just completed the second engine start. While completing your flows you notice the battery temperature is climbing unusually fast. Then a red BATTERY O’Temp displays.

Answer 18

BATTERY O’TEMP QRC