Abort Start Procedure
Emergency Engine Shutdown on the Ground
Emergency Ground Egress
If canopy cannot be opened or situation requires right side egress
Abort
Engine Failure Immediately After Takeoff (Sufficent Runway Remaining Straight Ahead)
Engine Failure During Flight
If conditions do not warrant an airstart
Immediate Airstart (PMU NORM)
If Airstart is Unsuccessful
5. PCL - OFF
6. FIREWALL SHUTOFF HANDLE- PULL
7. EXECUTE FORCED LANDING OR EJECT
If Airstart is Successful
8. PCL - AS REQUIRED AFTER N1 REACHES IDLE RPM (APPROXIMATELY 67% N1)
9. PEL - EXECUTE
Uncommanded Power Changes / Loss of Power / Uncommanded Propeller Feather
If power is sufficient for continued flight
If power is insufficient to complete PEL
Compressor Stalls
If power is sufficient for continued flight
If power is insufficent to complete PEL
5. PCL- OFF
6. FIREWALL SHUTOFF HANDLE -PUL
7. EXECUTE FORCED LANDING OR EJECT
Inadvertent Departure from Controlled Flight
Fire in Flight
If fire is confirmed
1. PCL - OFF
2. FIREWALL SHUTOFF HANDLE -PULL
If fire is extinguished
If the fire does not extinguish or forced landing is impractical
If fire is not confirmed
Smoke and Fume Elimination/ Electrical Fire
Chip Detector Warning
Oil System Malfunction or Low Oil Pressure
If only amber oil Px caution illuminates
1. TERMINATE MANUEVER
2. CHECK OIL PRESSURE; IF OIL PRESSURE IS NORMAL, CONTINUE OPERATIONS
If red oil Px warning illuminates and/or amber oil Px caution remains illuminated for 5 seconds
3. PCL- MINIMUM NECESSARY TO INTERCEPT ELP: AVOID UNNCESSARY PCL MOVEMENTS
4. PEL- EXECUTE
Low Fuel Pressure
High Fuel Flow
OBOGS Failure/Overtemp/Physiological Symptoms
Eject
Forced Landing
Precautionary Emergency Landing