Things! Flashcards

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What are the steps for a Precautionary Search (Prec Search)?

A
  1. PANPAN CALL
  2. Prec altitude at 500’ (2000’)
  3. Set up wind, downwind, XW, B, E + 10 points
  4. Initial upwind check for obstacles in US & OS
  5. Turn final (slight right) 100’: Climb
  6. Next dummy approach
  7. Landing run dir checks, final full flap 55kts (250’)
  8. Advise ATC or owner what happened
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What are the key points for power-on and flap stalls?

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Power-on = ↓ stall speed
Flaps = ↓ stall speed
Use feet to keep plane straight
AoA = 16°

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3
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What are the key actions for Steep Turns?

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↑ Attitude + power & rudder
1. 30° + hold → ↑ 45° + power (more back pressure) + rudder right

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4
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What is the correct procedure for Steep Descending Turns?

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30° → 45° + rudder maintain 80kt

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5
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What are possible causes of engine failure in a PFL?

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Fuel starvation (out of fuel, contamination, unknown fuel line, blocked vent, uncovered tank outlet)
Incorrect use of mixture control
Carburettor ice
Other mechanical failure (oil line, sheared con rod)

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6
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What factors are considered in wind assessment for a PFL?

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Smoke, wind vanes or water, cloud shadow

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What are the key considerations for field selection during a PFL?

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Size: large as possible
Shape: diagonal
Slope: level (uphill ✔, downhill ✖)
Surface: plough or kale (avoid powerlines, roads, trees)
Surroundings: give yourself good under & overshoot area

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8
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What immediate actions should be taken in a PFL?

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  • Carb heat on, mixture rich, fuel on, mags both
  • IAS + trim check (idle by 80kt)
    If engine fire: mixture idle/cut off, fuel off, 85kt glide, execute PFL
    If electrical fire: master switch + all other switches off (not IGN), check circuit breakers
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9
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How do you plan the approach for a PFL?

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  1. Height AGL
  2. Plan L/R into field
  3. Final turn (500’ AGL), base (1000–1200 AGL) & low key pos (1500 AGL)
  4. If safe height, plan high key pos (2500 AGL) on crosswind leg

— ADDITIONAL ACTIONS —
6) MAYDAY CALL:
- ‘MAYDAY, MAYDAY, MAYDAY’
- ATC + Call sign (x3)
- Position + time
- Aircraft type
- Nature of distress
- Captain’s intention
- Any other info
7) Transponder to 7700
8) Reassess Paddock
9) Safety checks (PUSH):
- Passenger briefing (secure loose items, brace, evacuate on command)
10) Make safe:
- Undercarriage
- Shutdown: mags, mix, fuel
- Harness/hatches
9a) After landing:
- Evacuate to safe distance
- Do not attempt to move/restart AC
- Stay with AC if in isolated area
- Notify area/operator/ATC of crash

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10
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What are the Trouble Checks in a PFL?

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At 1000’ (500’ AGL): FMOST
Fuel on
Mixture rich
Oil/temp check (discontinue if OP & T ok)
Switches: try L, R, both
Throttle: cycle through the range

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11
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Prec attitude

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15 degrees flaps, 4000RPM, 60Kts

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