問題一覧
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TRAFFIC, TRAFFIC…
TCAS MODE CHECK ARMED —IF TCAS BLUE ON FMA— “TCAS BLUE”, Do not perform a maneuver based on TA alone IF RA- FD ORDERS FOLLOW AP CAN BE ENGAGED VERTICAL SPEED MONITOR RESPECT STALL/GPWS/WINDSHEAR WARNINGS WHEN “CLEAR OF CONFLICT” SOUNDS AP/FD MONITOR/FOLLOW ATC NOTIFY LATERAL VERTICAL GUIDANCE ADJUST SPEED ADJUST —TCAS BLUE NOT SEEN/NOT AVAILABLE:— “TCAS I HAVE CONTROL” IF RA: AP OFF FD OFF V/S ADJUST OR MAINTAIN if CLIMB RA in conf3 or full in approach: GO AROUND PERFORM V/S monitor RESPECT STALL/WINDSHEAR/GPWS WARNINGS ATC NOTIFY - when clear of conflict sounds ATC NOTIFY LATERAL AND VERTICAL GUIDANCE ADJUST AP/FD AS REQUIRED
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What are the flap speeds? (All)
see image
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What height is the alert height in a low vis approach?
200 ft
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What is the max speed for selecting flaps 2 in approach?
196kt
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What are the tolerances for an RNAV approach in FINAL APP, with FPA selected?
Less than 1xRNP (0.3nm) laterally, not below segment altitude vertically.
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What are the V/S limitations from 5000 to the ground?
5000 to 3000 - current altitude in VS (eg at 3500, 3500 f/tmin) 3000 to 1000 - 2000 ft/m 1000 to ground - 1000 ft/m
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Can you land on a wet runway and use reverse idle? If so, what are the requirements?
- Landing condition RCAM must be 5 Good - Landing computation must be made with Medium/Poor RCAM and No Rev Credit - Landing distance computed must be less than LDA
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what is the First Officer crosswind limit?
20kts (15kts for first year after initial promotion)
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What speed does SRS guide the aircraft to in a go-around?
the highest of VLS, VAPP and IAS at time of TOGA selection. maximum is VLS +25 or VLS +15 OEI.
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How do you find the ENABLE ALTN prompt?
Push lateral revision at the TO WPT on the F-PLN page.
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What is the tolerance for the rudder trim After Start check?
0.6
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What is the validity of all MELs
Category A - MEL specifies the time Category B - 3 Consecutive calendar days Category C - 10 Consecutive calendar days Category D - 120 Consecutive Calendar days, all excluding the day which the malfunction was reported.
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Describe NADP2
- Thrust reduction at 1000 HAT - Accelerate to green dot, until 3,000 - At 3,000 accelerate to route climb speed
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Describe NADP1
- Thrust reduction at 1000 - Maintain V2+10-20 to 3,000 - Accelerate to route climb speed above 3,000.
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If turbulence is encountered during clean-up after take-off, what adjustments should you make?
Target flap retraction speed +20 (to a maximum of VFE next -5).
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What are the Stable Approach criteria?
- All checklists completed - Aircraft is fully configured for landing with the flap surfaces in their final landing position; and - The aircraft’s approach path is contained within: - ALL APPROACHES - - Descent rate less than or equal to 1,000fpm below 1,000ft RA - VASI/PAPI any significant deviation from the nominated visual approach path - Tracking the extended centerline by 500’RA (unless specified by procedure) - Airspeed -5 to +10 Below 500’RA - Thrust energy levels correct for configuration and prevailing conditions. Flight crew aware of spool up from approach idle to GA thrust. - ADDITIONALLY FOR INSTRUMENT APPROACHES - - ILS, LLZ, LDA (to minima except CAT 2 or 3) .5 dot G/S and L/S - VOR 2.5° of nominated track or 0.5 dot if displayed - NDB 5° of track - RNP LNAV - < 1xRNP (0.3) from initial or intermediate WP laterally. < min seg alt vertically - RNP LNAV/VNAV - < 1xRNP from initial or intermediate WP laterally. < min segment to Vertical Intersection Point, the 75ft below the vertical path. - DME ARC +/- 2NM
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What wind/visibility/ceiling conditions would mandate the Captain be PF?
X wind greater than 20kts, Visibility within 2k of minima, ceiling within 200ft of minima.
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What is the relationship between APPROACH mode push button and Early stabilized or decelerated approach?
with Decelerated, can only be done if APPR push button is used. now not true, you can do final app
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What is the aircraft wingspan? What category of aircraft is this at ICAO and FAA airports?
60.3m. This makes it category E at ICAO or 5 at FAA
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What are the aircraft Manoeuvring Load Acceleration Limits?
Clean: -1 to 2.5g Otherwise: 0 to 2g
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What is the Max altitude of the aircraft?
41,450 ft
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Nominal RWY width
45m
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Maximum crosswind dry
40kts including gusts
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Maximum crosswind wet
40kts including gusts
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Maximum aircraft tailwind T/O and LDG
15kts
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Maximum cargo/pax doors limits?
40kts, 50kts if into wind, all doors must be closed before 60kts.
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Maximum wiper speed?
230kts
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Maximum cockpit window speed?
230kts
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What does the Alpha lock function do?
Prevents slats retraction (1 to 0) at high alpha and/or low speed.
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If flap2 is selected above 196kts, when do the flaps extend to conf2+F? Do the slats extend
193.5kts. The slats will extend either way.
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What is meant by CONF2* ? What flap lever, slats and flaps position does this correspond to? How do you end up with this configuration? What indications would you have?
The flap lever has been selected to 3. The slats are at 3 but the Flap Load Relief is keeping the flaps at 2.
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Maximum aircraft operating speeds?
330kts / Mach0.86
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Max landing gear gravity extension speed?
200kts
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Max landing gear extension/retraction speed and in Mach?
250kts M0.55
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Maximum tyre speed?
204 kts
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Minimum control speed for landing?
118kts
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what is the Vmca at 0 ft ISA?
105/106/104 depending on AC type
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Which aircraft are A330-203 Series?
VH-EBG and VH-EBL
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What are the engines installed on the aircraft?
Two General Electic CF6-80E1’s
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What is the max and min differential pressure?
eba-d is 9.25 to -1 PSI. for all other aircraft is MIN -0.73PSI
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Minimum altitude for AP activation?
100ft and 5 seconds
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What is the minimum altitude for AP with FINAL APP?
250ft
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What is the minimum altitude for AP with FPA?
250ft
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What is the minimum altitude for AP for CAT 1?
160ft
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How close to the minima can you NOT call visual to switch to standard procedures?
200ft
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What height after a GA can you use the autopilot?
100ft
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You encounter a loss of braking, do you do?
Announce “LOSS OF BRAKING” Reverser Max Brake pedals release Anti skid order off Anti skid/NWS off Brake pedals press to a maximum of 1000PSI If still no braking- Park brake on (short successive applications)
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How would you perform an emergency descent?
Announce “Emergency Descent” Crew oxy masks on Signs on Emergency descent initiate If ATHR is not active, Thrust levers idle Speed brake full
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Stall stall… (or detected stall)
Announce “Stall I have control” pushing and holding the instinctive PB switch. Nose down pitch control apply Bank wings level When out of the stall Thrust increase smoothly as needed Speedbrake check retracted Flightpath recover If in the clean configuration below 20,000ft Flap 1 Select
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Stall warning at liftoff
Announce Stall, TOGA, 15° Thrust TOGA Pitch 15° Bank Wings level
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Unreliable Airspeed
If the safe conduct of flight is impacted: Announce “Unreliable Speed” AP OFF ATHR OFF FD OFF Set thrust+pitch: Below thrust reduction alt, TOGA + 15° Above thrust red to 10,000’, CLB + 10° Above 10,000’, CLB + 5° If config 0,1,2 or 3, maintain current config If config full, flaps 3 Speedbrake check retracted, LG up When above MSA or circuit alt, level off for troubleshooting
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TERRAIN AHEAD, TERRAIN TERRAIN, TOO LOW TERRAIN OR OBSTACLE AHEAD
- IN IMC OR AT NIGHT Announce “PULL UP TOGA” AP Off Pitch up, full Thrust leavers TOGA Speedbrake check retracted Bank wings level or adjust Do not change ANY configuration until clear of the obstacle - DURING DAY VMC WITH TERRAIN AND OBSTACLES CLEARLY IN SIGHT Flight path adjust to silence the alert.
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SINK RATE
- Above 1,000’ AAL IMC or 500’ VMC: Flight path adjust - Below 1,000’ AAL IMC or 5’00’ VMC: Go around consider
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DONT SINK
Flight path adjust
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TOO LOW GEAR/FLAPS
Go around perform
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“GLIDE SLOPE”
- Above 1,000’ AAL IMC or 500’ VMC Flight path adjust - Below 1,000’ AAL IMC or 500’ VMC Go around consider
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PULL UP or TERRAIN AHEAD, PULL UP or OBSTACLE AHEAD, PULL UP
Announce “Pull up TOGA” AP off Pitch up full TOGA thrust Speed brake check retracted Bank wings level or adjust Do not change ANY Flaps/slats/gear configuration till clear of the obstacle.
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WINDSHEAR (Memory item)
If before V1: If there are significant fluctuations in airspeed and airspeed trend below the selected V1, reject the takeoff. If after V1: Announce “WINDSHEAR TOGA” Thrust levers TOGA Reaching Vr, rotate normally SRS orders follow (or. 17.5 if no FD) Airborne at initial climb: Announce “WINDSHEAR TOGA” TOGA thrust AP if engaged, keep engaged SRS orders follow (or 17.5° pitch up if no FD) DO NOT CHANGE FLAPS, SLATS, GEAR CONFIGURATION UNTIL OUT OF THE WINDSHEAR CAREFULLY MONITOR THE FLIGHT PATH SMOOTHLY RECOVER TO NORMAL CLIMB OUT OF WINDSHEAR
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How often do you have to do a “flight review”?
Every 24 months, within 3 months of expiry.
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What is the latest point you can be established on the approach path? (Stabilized criteria)
The final Approach Fix
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When can you break off from the cdp?
when above MSA, OR, radar identified.
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What are the ground check requirements for the altimeter?
PFD1 and 2, +/-20ft PFD 1,2 and mechanical standby, +/-300ft PFD1,2 and ISIS, +/-60ft
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For an RNAV approach with NAV and FPA guidance, 1. What are your actions in the event of GPS PRIMARY LOST appearing on one ND? 2. What are the actions of that appears on both ND’s?
1 Continue the approach with the other (gps primary) AP/FD 2 Conduct a missed approach unless visual
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During an RNP approach, when would the PM call out “CROSS TRACK”?
When deviating more than 0.1NM from the published track
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What are the IRS performance limits?
5NM preflight, FCOM table for post flight (5Nm or less is always OK)
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What is the potable water qantity required for flight? (list all)
Domestic TO Perth: 75% All other domestic : 50% East coast Aus to/fm NZ : 50% All other International : 100%
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Describe the initial battery check
Decide if AC has been electrically supplied during the last 6 hours or not. All bats off. Check bat voltage of all Bat1, 2 and APU bat. If above 25.5, all bats on. if Below 23.5, charge the batteries by turning them back on and connecting ground power for 20 minutes. If between 23.5 and 25.5 and AC HAS been supplied for 6 hours or more, charge the batteries for 20.
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How long should the APU fire test button be pressed? What do you look for in the test?
Less than 3 seconds. - APU FIRE Warning: (If AC on) Ecam Continuous Chime Master Warning light - APU Fire p/b RED - Squib + disch lights on (total of 5 lights and 1 noise)
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What are the limitations of starting an APU if the initial start fails? What is the recommended action after the initial start fails?
You get 3 start attempts after which you must wait 60 minutes before starting again. If the initial APU start attempt fails, it is recommended to wait 3 minutes after APU master switch on to Push APU start to attempt the second start. If fuelling is in progress, you cannot attempt a start after a failed start or Auto Shut Down until fuelling stops.
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What is the APU operational ceiling? Operational ceiling for Bleed?
41,450 ft for elec only (aircraft ceiling) 22,500 ft for bleed and elec (one pack) 17,500 ft for bleed and elec (both packs)
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When MUST you do a fast ADIRS alignment?
Turnaround with no crew change, airport not within 2° of equator, GPS is avail
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Can you perform an ADIRS alignment with engines runnng?
No
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How much oil do you need before flight?
12 qts + 0.56 per hour flight time
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How many starter attempts can you have? What are the limitations?
A full 3 start attempts automatic start is = to a cycle. 30 second pause between cycles is required. After two failed cycles, this pause extends to 10 minutes between cycles. Starter must not be run when N2 is above 30%
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Describe the RTO procedure, both roles.
Captain announces stop Closes both thrust levers Selects maximum available reverse FO check and announces the reverser checks and announces decel monitors the auto brakes cancels any audio warnings Once the aircraft has stopped: Captain stows the reverser Sets the park brake makes the alert PA “attention all passengers remain seated and await further instructions” Orders the ecam actions FO Notifies ATC with fire services if necessary Locate the QRH for Emergency evacuation procedure and perform exam actions on Capt command.
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What speed will trigger the arming of Max auto brakes for the reject?
72kts
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What specific indication do you call “Positive climb” off of?
Vertical speed positive and Rad Alt increased
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When must you turn the wing anti ice on?
When there is evidence of ice accretion such as on the visual indicator, or the wipers, or with SEVERE ICE DETECTED ecam.
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What are the brake temp limits for maintenance action?
- one gear in excess of 800° - left side avg different than right side avg by > 200° - one brake temp greater than 600° or less than 60° and the other same-gear brake has >150° diff
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What are the AIP holding speeds?
230kts up to and including FL140 240 kts above FL140 up to and including FL200 265 kts above FL200
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What is the allowable fuel discrepancy on the A330?
+/-1000kg. +/-200kg trim tank, and up to750kg of unusable fuel in the centre wink tank which doesn’t count towards the +/-1000.
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what are the environmental change limits for take off performance?
HW max drop of 5 or more ANY increase in tailwind OAT increase by 2 or more QNH Drop of 2 or more Weight increase over calculated. if operating at PERFORMANCE LIMIT OR STRUCTURAL , ANY CHANGE adverse.
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What are the preflight fuel requirements?
8 items) - Flight fuel to destination - contingency fuel (5% flight fuel to max 2T) - Taxi Fuel - fixed reserve - holding fuel - arrival allowance - approach fuel - alternate fuel
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what are the turbulence penetration speeds?
240kts up to FL200 then 260kts up to M.78
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What speeed does the auto brake arm?
72 knots, it arms with the ground spoilers.