Boeing 777 Procedures and Checklists
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During an overweight landing in a 777-300, what flap settings are acceptable according to the checklist?

  • Flaps 5 or 10
  • Flaps 15 or 30
  • Flaps 30 or 35
  • Flaps 20 or 25 (correct)

In the event of pilot incapacitation, what is the initial, most immediate action the other pilot should take?

  • Declare an emergency to ATC.
  • Fly the aircraft. (correct)
  • Call ISM or available crew on PA.
  • Make optimum use of the autopilot.

Which task is designated as the responsibility of the 'PF' (Pilot Flying) during the Approach Checklist?

  • Ensuring the cabin is ready
  • Briefing the approach (correct)
  • Confirming the landing gear is down
  • Setting the altimeters

Besides flying the aircraft after a pilot incapacitation, what is the next most important action according to the checklist?

<p>Making optimum use of the autopilot (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

During the Landing Checklist, who is responsible for confirming that the landing gear is down?

<p>Both the Pilot Flying (PF) and Pilot Monitoring (PM) (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following conditions necessitates declaring an emergency to ATC during a pilot incapacitation event?

<p>When an emergency is applicable (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

During an overweight landing, what airspeed is referenced prior to the landing checklist?

<p>VREF 20 or VREF 25 (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In which manual can these checklists be found?

<p>777 Flight Crew Operations Manual (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

During the 'After Takeoff' phase, what actions are immediately performed regarding the landing gear and flaps?

<p>Landing gear is retracted for cooling, flaps are set to UP or 5. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the appropriate autobrake setting for a rejected takeoff (RTO)?

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During the landing phase, what data is the pilot flying (PF) and pilot monitoring (PM) responsible for verifying?

<p>VREF and minimums. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What actions are likely undertaken by the pilot flying (PF) and pilot monitoring (PM) during flight control checks during the 'before takeoff' phase?

<p>Ensuring correct operation and full range of movement. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the appropriate position for the speedbrake during the 'before takeoff' phase?

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What is the purpose of retracting the landing gear briefly after takeoff?

<p>To cool the landing gear components. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

During a touch-and-go landing, what are the appropriate settings for the autobrake and speedbrake?

<p>Autobrake OFF, Speedbrake ARMED/DOWN (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

When is the 'Takeoff data' verified as part of the pre-flight checklist, and what key elements are confirmed?

<p>As the final item, confirming runway and data validity. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

During the Landing Checklist, which crew member is responsible for confirming the 'Cabin' item is 'Ready'?

<p>Pilot Monitoring (PM) (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the recommended flap setting for ditching the aircraft, according to the checklist?

<p>Flaps 30 (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In a ditching scenario, what transponder code should be set?

<p>7700 (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of jettisoning fuel during a ditching scenario?

<p>To reduce VREF speeds. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

During a ditching, after setting the transponder code, what is the next action regarding communication, according to the checklist?

<p>Transmit a MAYDAY call. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to the ditching checklist, what action should be taken concerning the ELT?

<p>Ensure it is switched ON. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What role can Supernumerary Flight Crew play in a ditching situation, assuming they are not needed on the flight deck?

<p>Augment and assist in evacuation procedures. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

During the Landing checklist, who is responsible for arming the speedbrake?

<p>Pilot Flying (PF) (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

During a hijacking, why is setting the transponder to A7500 a crucial first step?

<p>It discreetly informs air traffic control of the situation without alarming the hijackers. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary reason for advising ATC and sending an ACARS discreet message during a hijacking?

<p>To provide ground support with essential information for effective assistance. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is it important to keep hijackers off the flight deck, according to the non-normal checklist?

<p>To limit their ability to control the aircraft and endanger the flight. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In an overweight landing situation, what is the most critical factor the flight crew needs to consider when planning the landing?

<p>The increased risk of structural damage to the aircraft. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

During a hijacking, enabling the ADS (Automatic Dependent Surveillance) is armed. What is the main purpose of this action?

<p>To provide precise tracking data to authorities without alerting the hijackers. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why does the hijacking checklist emphasize attempting to classify the hijacker?

<p>To understand their motives and potential behavior for better decision-making. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the significance of turning off the speakers and turning on headsets during a hijacking?

<p>To prevent the hijackers from using the public address system and ensure clear internal communication. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In an overweight landing scenario, what adjustments might the flight crew make to the approach and landing technique, compared to a normal landing?

<p>Increase the approach speed and use a shallower descent angle. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Trim

Adjustments made to control the aircraft's attitude for level flight.

Speedbrake

A device used to slow down the aircraft during descent or landing.

Autobrake

A system that automatically applies brakes at landing or during RTO.

Flight controls

Instruments and controls that manage the aircraft's flight path.

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Briefing

A pre-flight discussion to ensure all crew members have the necessary information.

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Landing gear

The wheels or skids used for takeoff and landing.

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Flaps

Movable panels on wings that increase lift during takeoff and landing.

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Landing data

Information about approach speed and minimum requirements for landing.

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EICAS

Engine Indication and Crew Alerting System, displays flight data.

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Anti-Ice Eng

Systems to prevent ice buildup on engine components, crucial for safety.

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APU Limit

Maximum operational limitations for the Auxiliary Power Unit on the aircraft.

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Autothrottle

Automatically adjusts engine power for optimal performance.

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Bleed Leak

Loss of compressed air from the aircraft's systems, affecting performance.

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Cabin Altitude

The altitude inside the aircraft cabin compared to sea level.

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Engine Fail

Loss of engine power, requiring immediate crew response.

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Fire Detection

System to identify and alert crew to fire in cargo or engine areas.

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Hydraulic Pressure

Pressure levels in hydraulic systems affecting control and movement.

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Stabilizer

Horizontal control surface of the aircraft aiding in stability.

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Throttle Control

Device to adjust the amount of power produced by engines.

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Transponder

Device that allows aircraft to communicate position to air traffic control.

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Window Heat

System to prevent window icing and ensure visibility.

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Emergency Lights

Lights that activate during emergencies to ensure safety and visibility.

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Fuel Imbalance

Unequal distribution of fuel across tanks, affecting aircraft balance.

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Ditching Procedure

Steps to follow when landing the aircraft on water.

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ELT

Emergency Locator Transmitter; activates during ditching.

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MAYDAY CALL

A distress call for emergencies requiring immediate assistance.

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Fuel Jettisoning

Releasing fuel to lower aircraft weight before ditching.

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Flaps Configuration for Ditching

Set flaps to 30 degrees and gear up for ditching.

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Transponder Setting

Set to 7700 during emergency situations.

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Duties of Supernumerary Crew

Extra crew assigned to assist in evacuation during ditching.

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VREF Speed

Reference speed for safe landings based on weight.

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Hijacking Procedures

Steps to follow when an aircraft is hijacked.

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Speakers Off

Mute cabin speakers during hijacking.

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Headsets On

Use headsets for clear communication during hijacking.

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ACARS Message

Send a discreet message via ACARS during hijacking.

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Enable ADS

Arm the Aircraft Distress System during hijacking.

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Seat Belt Signs

Turn on seat belt signs for passenger safety during hijacking.

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Overweight Landing

Landing when the aircraft exceeds maximum weight limit.

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VREF (landing speed)

Reference speed for landing, varies as VREF 20 or VREF 25.

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Approach Checklist

A list used to confirm aircraft readiness before landing.

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Landing Checklist

A series of confirmations to prepare for landing.

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Cabin Ready

Confirmation that the cabin is prepared and secured for landing.

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Speedbrake Armed

Indicates that the speedbrake is ready for deployment to reduce speed.

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Pilot Incapacitation Procedure

Steps to follow if a pilot is unable to fly the aircraft.

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Declare Emergency to ATC

Informing Air Traffic Control of an emergency situation on board.

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Request Assistance on Flight Deck

Calling for help from available crew or personnel during an emergency.

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Fuel Jettison

The process of intentionally releasing fuel from an aircraft.

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Ice Crystal Icing

Icing that occurs when supercooled water droplets freeze on impact with surfaces.

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Jammed Flight Controls

A failure where control surfaces of an aircraft cannot move as commanded.

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Pilot Incapacitation

A situation where the pilot is unable to perform duties due to medical or other reasons.

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Abort Engine Start

Procedure to stop the engine starting process due to anomalies.

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Ditching

An emergency landing on water.

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Bomb Warning in Flight

Alert indicating a possible bomb threat on board during flight.

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Autopilot

A system that controls the aircraft's flight path automatically.

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Emergency Landing

A landing performed under emergency conditions.

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Smoke, Fire or Fumes

A checklist item emphasizing any indication of smoke, fire, or toxic gas.

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Eng Shut Down

The procedure to stop an aircraft engine's operation.

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Window Damage

Any impairment or brokenness of the aircraft windows.

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Study Notes

  • Quick reference handbook for 777 flight crew operations
  • Quick action index:
    • Aborted engine start L, R (page 7.1)
    • Airspeed unreliable (page 10.1)
    • Cabin altitude (page 2.1)
    • Dual eng fail/stall (page 7.2)
    • ENG AUTOSTART L, R (page 7.4)
    • Eng Lim/Surge/Stall L, R (page 7.5)
    • Eng Svr Damage/Sep L, R (page 7.10)
    • Engine Response (page 7.13)
    • Evacuation (page 7.13 on back cover)
    • FIRE APU (page 8.1)
    • FIRE ENG L, R (page 8.2)
    • Fire Eng on Ground L, R (Back Cover.2)
    • Fire Eng Tailpipe L, R (page 8.7)
    • Smoke, Fire or Fumes (page 8.8)
    • STABILIZER (page 9.1)
  • EICAS messages (page 3)
  • Non-normal checklists (pages 3-7)
  • Non-normal checklists of unannunciated checklists (page 13,14)
  • Table of Contents for miscellaneous checklists (page 33)
  • Non-normal checklists for airplane general, emer. equip. doors. windows (page 51)
  • Automatic Unlock (page 53)
  • Door Aft Cargo (page 54)
  • Door Bulk Cargo (page 55)
  • Door E/E Access (page 55)
  • Door Entry (page 56)
  • Door FWD Access (page 56)
  • Door FWD Cargo (page 57)
  • Door Wing Slide L, R (page 57)
  • Doors (page 57)
  • Dual Eng Fail/Stall (page 13)
  • EFIS Control PNL L, R (page 56)
  • Elec AC Bus (page 186) etc.

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