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FP Flight Preparations - Flight Plan and Crz FL, Weather, NOTAM, MEL
PCP PCP - A/C Docs, A/C Status (Mel, Inop Systems), OEB, Emer
Equipment
Eng, Wx Rdr, Lg, Wipers, Elec, APU, ECAM, F/Ctl, Brakes,
CP, ATIS, Clearance, MCDU CP, ATIS, Delivery Clearance, MCDU
Cabin Clearance Crew Confirm All Docs, All Pax on Board, All Ground persons have
deplaned_ _ you can close the doors.
Grd Clearance Grd Cockpit - you can remove externals, confirm doors closed, a/c
clear Tow tractor Connected .. and you ready for pushback ?
ATC Clearance Captain We can take the push back clearance now.
Emergencies
During PushBack or Prior Any Message Check MEL, Inop Systems and then Decide
Any Fire
Unruly Pax
PFD Difference
Hijack
NOTES
OEB For Sims - ED/EX - 2 OEB (Abnormal V alpha Prot, No engagement of guidance Mode .. RA
Frozen)
Emer Equipment -
Engine Start Anomalies
Man Start after aborted start, Dry crank, egt, High Alt etc
Start Sequence Start Valve, N2, IGN, FF, EGT, N1, OIL PR, VALVE
CLOSE, IGN GOES OFF
Oil Leaking from drain Mast Run engine at Idle Power for 5 mins.
Engine Fire
Hot Start
Hung Start
EIU Fault
APU Fire, APU Trips Everything goes black all power off (APU Auto
Shutdown), Advise Ground, Switch APU and APU
Bleed Off, Connect Externals Power and
Pneumatics. DO a MAN Start.
Eng Start with External Pneumatic and Man Start
Checklist.
Fadec Protection is till 50% Fadec protection only till 50% after than any
abnormality you have to shut down yourself.
In new aircrafts Fadec protects uptill 100%
CrossBleed Start Procedure
High Vibration
Oil Leaking
ENG 1(2) OIL FILTER CLOG Maintenance action is due, except if the caution is
temporarily displayed during cold engine start with
engine oil temperature lower than 40 °C.
ENG 1(2) OIL LO PR This alert triggers when oil pressure is below 13
PSI.
L1THR LEVER IDLE ENG MASTER OFF
If oil pressure is low (< 13 PSI ) is indicated only on
ENG SD page (red indication) without the ENG OIL
LO PR warning, it can be assumed, that the oil
pressure transducer is faulty. Flight crew may
continue engine operation while monitoring other
engine parameters.
ENG 1(2) OVSPD PROT FAULT If the warning appears during engine start, shut
down the engine. Restart the engine. If the warning
still appears, maintenance action is due
ENG 1(2) REVERSE UNLOCKED One or more reverser doors are not stowed.
On ground: ENG 1(2) AT IDLE Only displayed, if the
FADEC automatically sets the engine at idle (i.e.
when 4 reverser doors are not stowed, or 1, 2, or 3
reverser doors are not stowed with the reverser
pressurized). L1 THR LEVER (AFFECTED
ENGINE)....................................................................
.................IDLE ENG MASTER (AFFECTED
ENGINE)....................................................................
...............OFF
ENG 1(2) SENSOR FAULT L2PS3, T25, T3, N1, N2 data not available on both
ECU channels.ENG MASTER
(AFFECTED)..............................................................
....................................OFF
ENG 1(2) IGNITION FAULT: Do a dry crank refer fcom Autostart U MIGHT GET
auto crank or new start .. manual start ecam doesn't
say dry crank but fcom does Open fcom
Man Start fadec detects if starter time has
exceeded refer fcom ..
ENG 1(2) START VALVE FAULT Not closed .. bleed off X bleed shut .. masters off..
not Open .. if opp engine running x bleed Open ..
APU bleed on ..
ECAM Actions
Refer QRH Computer Reset Procedure
NWS, LGCIU, BSCU, TCAS or Any ECAM
MEL
Decide - Go/ No Go *consider INOP Sys
Windshear Breifing - In case of any windshear warning Predictive or Reactive prior to V1,
we will reject. In case we get into windshear after V1, Windshear TOGA, Pitch 17.5, follow
SRS, no change in Config unless out of windshear.
Destination weather below minima at dispatch U need 2 alternates at or above their dispatch
minima from AOM
Departure visibility less than 400 m Check LVTO minima from AOM
U need TO alternate above CAT 1 at expected time
of arrival
LVP, Wipers, Cockpit heating, antiskid, reverses
Use TOGA ..
90m visual segment
Visibility less than CAT 1 800m/550RVR can take off only when LVP in force
Visibility only 3400m can u do visual Use higher minima 3200/NP approach
A/c says cat 2 inop .. Jepp Min RVR 550m Relevant .. and reported so u can't ..
Reported 550/125/100 .. can u land
Approach Ban Prior to IAF visibility drops .. cannot continue ..
After ..can continue till 1000ft but cannot continue
beyond FAF
After FAF Or below 1000 it drops - can continue
MDA if visual Land ..
CMV RVR not reported
visibility at least 800m
No visual approach
HI Approach and RWY - 1.5/2
INtermediee facility - 1/1.5
Minima RVR 550 .. but RVR not available Minima becomes 800m
Lvto min 150 .. rollout RVR 100m can't go .. For 150 and 125 all 3 required .. for 300
and 200 only TDZ required
Emergencies
Failure Notes
Slats and Flaps Speed Sel -- Pan Pan .. Ecam Actions .. Radar Vectors for Arrival Runway ..
Stuck SLATS AND FLAPS FAULT IN CONF 0 from FCOM
Fuel Leak
Brief - App. would be done with LOC only, we would Capture GS using Track FPA.
MDA chkd without FD --
We will not not take the gear until fully configured on glide and Conf 3 and Vapp
RA 1+2 Fault
Final Approach segment will be flown in RAW Data and
You will give me RA AutoCallouts 50,40,30,20, and RETARD .. 100 to minimums
and minimums callouts would be available.
FAC 1+2
Forced Landing
Crew I have Controls AP .. Sidestick 40s .. MayDay .. Purser to Cockpit, medical, doctor,
Incapacitation sod .. Autoland .. Donot taxi ..
Window crack/
arching
Slats and Flaps Se Declare Pan Pan
Stuck After
Windshear
Engine Fire 2 and Start Y Elec Pump and then cut masters.
G Hydraulic
FLY, Navigate, Communicate
ECAM
QRH
Weather, Fordec, Breifings, AAOAAAA
FCU 1+2 Fault
PF PNF
MW A/Flt AP Off
PF PNF
MW A/FLT AP Off
APU US, Engine 1 Fail, IDG 2 Overheat - You will get Elec Emer
Flaps Locked
PF PNF
I have control you have communications I have control you have communications
Slats Locked
PF PNF
ECAM Actions
STATUS
After
Engine Failure in Cruise
PF PNF
MC Engine _ Fail
Fuel Leak
Dual Hydraulic Failures
PF PNF
MW A/flt AP Off
Mayday Mayday Mayday AI __ we have lost our Direct BBB Give a Hold
hydraulics problem direct __
ECAM Actions ECAM Actions Complete
Green Hydraulic and then Engine 2 fire - Switch on the Y electric Pump first.
Single Hydraulic G or Y - In yellow no towing, might loose park brake if accumulator finished.
Landing gear Check you might not be able to retract.
If pressure not fluctuating
Spurious overheat
Old Aircrafts
Low level reservoir ... first PTU only for old aircrafts new PTU logic changed.
Single Hydraulic pump low pressure .. put runs disregard analysis .. circular
SMOKE DET FAULT
LVTO ...
CMV ..
Unreliable AirSpeed/ ADR 1+2+3 Fault
PF PNF
LG Chedked Up Checked
ECAM Actions
Pitch and thrust setting for Conf 1 from unreliable Pitch .. Thrust ..
airspeed QRH Checklist Unreliable Airspeed and then All ADR OFF CHECKLIST UPTO Approach
lets do All ADR Off Checklist. Complete
Take Weather, FordEC (arrival mcdu) .. Briefings ATC
Cabin Crew(NITS), Pax, Dispatch, AAO, AAA (Approach
Preparations, Approach Briefing Approach Checklist Approach Checklist Complete
All ADR Off Checklist for Approach
Pitch and Thrust from Unreliable
PF PNF
V1 .. Engine Fail
GO Vr, Rotate
400
At ACC .. Vs 0 S Positive
I have controls you have communications You have controls I have communications
* Engine Failure after Thr Reduction - TOGA till EO ACC 1500 above .. Then ECAM
* TL Disagree/ TL Fault ... slats 0 Flaps 0 landing or single engine landing. We do single engine
lnading.
* One engine gone and other on TL Fault then do flapless landing
* Fadec Fault - Monitor Parameters on Other Pages .. Don't Blindly Cut
* High Vibration
* The Reversor Unlock ... doors .etc ..
* Oil and fuel etc
* Compressor Vane
* N1 OverLimit
* Bird Hit
* Engine Stall
* Compressor Vane - Slow thr response, Avoid Rapid thr Changes .. disc Athr .. can keep higher
speed etc continue to destination.
Dual Engine Failure
PF PNF
emergency generator
Ram air ON ..
5miles 2500 ..
Smoke
3 minutes Timing
PF PNF
ND Range Adjust
AP Athr Re-engage
FD Off .. Bird On
Fmgc/mcdu
Emergency Descent
PF PNF
Green Hydraulic
CPC Only
Air Wing Leak and pack 2 Overheat.
Pack Overheat
Explosive
Advisories pressurisation
Air Pack 1 and 2 Fault/ Overheat
Cabin Press Ex Cab Altitude
Eng 1+2 Bleed - QRH Checklist
Ladies and Gentleman this is your Captain Speaking. We are sorry for the discomfort that
our sudden descent has caused. We’ve had a loss of cabin pressure but we are flying at a
safe altitude now. You may take off your oxygen masks and can breathe normally. Should
you need any help, please call one of our flight attendants. They’re ready to assist
Pre Departure, Engine Start and Taxi Emergencies
Pack 1 overheat ..
280 ..
Air wing leak ..
...
After Landing
Cab Press Ex Residual Pressure
Doubts
Farewell
We’ve already started our descent procedure into (destination) airport. We expect to land at (time), (… minutes before our scheduled time / as
scheduled).
If you want to adjust your watch, it is (local time) in (city) now.
The weather in (city) is sunny / a bit overcast / rainy and the temperature is …. degrees Celsius.
We wish you a pleasant stay in (city) and we hope to see you again very soon. On behalf of all our crew, thank you for choosing our company as your
airline today / this evening / this holiday / this weekend.
Panoramic flight
Just out of curiosity, we are flying over the famous / well-known / beautiful region of (the place you’re overflying).
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Abnormal situations
Delay at departure
We’re just waiting for…
- permission from air traffic control to start our flight. We are number …. for takeoff…
- the completion of cargo / baggage loading….
- the completion of our boarding procedures…
- the aircraft to be refueled…
- the completion of local authorities procedures…
- an improvement in the weather at our destination…
to start our flight.
We’ll be taking off as soon as possible. Meanwhile, we invite you to take this opportunity to relax and enjoy the service. Thank you.
A few minutes later.
We are ready for our departure.
We will take advantage of favorable winds / We are working hard to arrive at our destination at the time as close to scheduled as possible.
Turbulence
- We’ll be flying through some weather during our takeoff / during our descent / in our route.
- We are flying through unexpected weather we cannot detect beforehand.
- Ladies and gentlemen, keep your seatbelts fastened. We are flying through a turbulent area.
For your own safety, we kindly request you to keep your seatbelts fastened.
We are already making all necessary deviations to provide you with a pleasant and comfortable flight. Thank you.
Hold
According to latest information from air traffic control, the airport in (destination) is …
- closed due to weather conditions.
- operating with dense traffic.
Therefore, we’ll be flying over the city / region of ….., waiting for permission to land.
We are in sequence awaiting instructions from air traffic control. I’ll come back with additional information soon. Thank you.
Diversion – Weather
According to latest update from air traffic control, (destination) airport is closed due to…
- weather conditions.
- Local restrictions on runway operations between (time) and (time).
We’ll be proceeding to (alternate airport) in (city) where we’ll be expecting permission to return.
Our estimated time of arrival in (alternate) is (ETA). The weather forecast there is cloudy / sunny / good, and the temperature is … degrees Celsius /
Fahrenheit.
Our ground agents will be at ready looking for the best solution for each one of you. Thank you.
Go Around
We’ve discontinued our approach due to a request from air traffic control.
- We’ll restart our landing procedures in a couple of minutes.
- We’ll be flying over the city / region of …… while we wait for permission to land.
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Emergencies
Depressurization – after leveling
We are sorry for the discomfort that our sudden descent has caused. You may now take off your oxygen masks. You can breathe normally. We’ve only
had a loss of cabin pressure. We’ll keep flying safe until we get to the airport in ….., where we’ll be landing in about …. minutes. Should
you need any help, please call one of our flight attendants. They’re ready to assist you.
Evacuation
Ladies and gentlemen, keep seated and follow all flight attendants’ instructions.
Fire on board
We have an unusual situation on board. I ask you to keep calm and follow our flight attendants’ instructions. They are well-trained to deal with this
situation. We are taking all necessary arrangements to keep flying safe.
After the fire is extinguished:
We are sorry for the discomfort and disturbance caused on board. The situation is already under control and we will keep flying safe …
- until our final destination.
- However, we decided to alternate our destination for precautionary reasons.
In a few minutes, we’ll be landing at the airport in ………… On behalf of the crew, we thank all passengers who have helped our crew in the event.
Bomb threat
Our company has been informed that there may be an unidentified object in one of our aircraft.
- We’ll be searching the cabin to check. Please, follow the flight attendants’ instructions.
For your own safety, we’ll…
- return to our airport of departure.
- land at the airport in ………………
I’ll be back with additional information after landing. We reassure that the actions we take are on behalf of our passengers’ safety and comfort.
Hijacking
May I have your attention, please. This is the captain speaking. Our aircraft has been taken by some people who demand that their orders be followed.
I request that all passengers keep seated with seatbelts fastened. I ask you to keep calm and not to react. I repeat, I ask you to keep calm
and not to react. For the safety of this flight, it is essential that you carry out these instructions accordingly. We will find a favorable
solution for all. I’ll keep you informed of the situation. Thank you for your attention.
NB: THIS SPEECH SHOULD BE GIVEN ONLY IF POSSIBLE AND ALWAYS WITH THE AGREEMENT OF THE HIJACKERS.