Emergency Procedures

Question 1

Sound Judgement

Answer 1

Always use sound judgement. If you need to deviate from a procedure for the sake of safety have a REALLY good reason why you are.

Question 2

Permissible Operations

Answer 2

Follow procedures only outlined in the NATOPS. Any deviation from normal must be approved by command.

Question 3

Warnings

Answer 3

An operating procedure, technique, etc which could result in personal injury or loss of life if not carefully followed.

Question 4

Caution

Answer 4

An operating, procedure, technique, etc which could result in damage to equipment if not carefully followed

Question 5

Note

Answer 5

An operating procedure, technique, etc which is considered essential to emphasize.

Question 6

Shall or Will

Answer 6

Mandatory Req

Question 7

Should

Answer 7

Non-mandatory, desired, or preferred method of accomplishment

Question 8

May

Answer 8

Acceptable or suggested means of accomplishment

Question 9

Land As Soon As Possible (5 Considerations)

Answer 9

An emergency shall be declared and a landing accomplished at the nearest suitable landing area considering:

• Severity of emergency
• weather conditions
• Field Facilities
• Ambient lighting
• Command Guidance

Question 10

Suitable Landing Area

Answer 10

• Hard Surface Runway
• Taxiway
• or Under/overrun
• Landing on an unprepared surface or ditching is not recommended

Question 11

Resetting Circuit Breaker

Answer 11

Pushing already open circuit breaker back in

Question 12

Critical Action

Answer 12

Items indicated with an asterisk(*) may result in serious injury or death and/or damage to equipment if not carefully and expeditiously executed.

Shall be completed with aid of checklist

May use pocket checklist, time permitting, to complete the rest of the checklist.

Question 13

3 Basic Rules of Aircraft Emergency

Answer 13

1. Maintain aircraft control
2. Analyze the situation and take proper action
3. Land as soon as conditions permit

Question 14

Three Basic Rules of Emergencies

Answer 14

• Fly the plane
• Analyze situation and take proper action
• Land as soon as conditions permit

Question 15

3 Types of Landings

Answer 15

Precautionary Emergency Landing

Forced Landing

Eject

Question 16

Precautionary Emergency Landing

Answer 16

Power available but for long and how much

Question 17

Forced Landing

Answer 17

Power is not available (GLIDER STATUS ACHIEVED)

Question 18

Eject

Answer 18

PEL or Forced Landing is not an option or landing conditions are unsatisfactory