KV Skywest 2023 Questions and Answers

KV Skywest 2023 Questions and Answers 1 - CRJ 200 hot start, interrupted start, N2 stagnation memory item: HOT START, INTERRUPTED START, N2 STAGNATION Affected Thrust Lever......................SHUTOFF IGNITION...........................................OFF Dry Motor.......................................UNTIL ITT reduced below 120°C, respecting starter time limit Affected Engine...................................STOP 2 - CRJ 200 no light off memory item: NO LIGHT OFF Affected Thrust lever ......................SHUTOFF IGNITION...........................................OFF Dry Motor until starter time limit Affected Engine..................................STOP Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:02 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More CRJ 200 double engine failure memory item: DOUBLE ENGINE FAILURE IGNITION, CONT.................................ON Airspeed.....................Not less than 240 KIAS CRJ 200 stabilizer trim runaway memory item: STABILIZER TRIM RUNAWAY Control Wheel....................................ASSUME manual control and OVERRIDE runaway Both STAB TRIM DISC.........................PRESS, HOLD, and RELEASE Airplane Control.................................TRANSFER to pilot (LH) side STAB CH 1 and CH 2 HSTCU Circuit Breakers (2F5 and 4A1)....................................OPEN Excessive asymmetry or loss of braking memory item: DURING LANDING - EXCESSIVE ASYMMETRY OR LOSS OF BRAKING Wheel Brakes...............RELEASE momentarily ANTI-SKID........................................OFF Wheel Brakes................RE-APPLY, as required What is the Starter time limit? 60 seconds what indications would be seen during no light off? ITT will not increase How are those indications different from a N2 stagnation? During N2 stagnation, N2 will increase slowly and eventually stagnate Why do you motor to the starter time limit during a No Light Off? To ensure that fuel has been motored out of the engine Where is the STAB TRIM DISC? On the back of the control wheel Why are the controls transferred to the Pilot (LH) side? Because both of the circuit breakers are on the right hand side Where is the ANTI-SKID switch? On the upper center pedestal, left side What would occur if the brakes are re-applied heavily? The brakes would lock up What is the maximum takeoff weight for the CRJ 200? 53,000 lbs What is the maximum takeoff weight for the CRJ 200? 53,000lbs What is the maximum zero fuel weight for the CRJ 200? 44,000lbs What is the maximum landing weight for the CRJ 200? 47,000lbs Where can the max aft cargo weight be located? On the release What is the maximum altitude allowed for the CRJ 200? FL370 What is VMO for the CRJ 200? 335 KIAS What is MMO for the CRJ 200? .85 M What is the CRJ 200 minimum spoiler speed? Approach speed + 20 knots What is the maximum wiper speed in the CRJ 200? 220 KIAS What are VFO flaps 8 in the CRJ 200? 200 KIAS What is the maximum runway contamination depth for dry snow on landing in the CRJ 200? 3.75 inches What is the maximum altitude allowed during single pack operations in the CRJ 200? FL250 What is the CRJ 200 APU maximum altitude for bleed air use? 15,000 feet What is the fuel capacity in the CRJ 200? Pressure: 14,518lbs Gravity: 13,906lbs What limitations apply to departing with fuel in the center tank? a. Takeoff with fuel in excess of 500 pounds in the center tank is not permitted unless: I. Each main wing tank is above 4400 pounds: or II. Each main wing tank is above 2000 pounds and: _____1. The allowable zero fuel weight is reduced by the weight of the fuel in the center tank in excess of 500 pounds: and _____2. - The allowable CG in the configuration is verified to be within the allowable CG envelope. b. Alternate fuel loading procedure: when there is fuel in the center tank and the two main tanks are not full, the allowable fuel load must be calculated using Fliteview What is the minimum N1 for reduced thrust takeoffs in the CRJ 200 with 3B1 motors? 83.5% N1 What is the maximum runway contamination depth for dry snow on takeoff in the CRJ 200? 3 inches What is the CRJ 200 APU maximum door open speed with the APU not operating? 300 KIAS - What is the CRJ 200 APU minimum required temperature for starting? -40°C What is the max fuel imbalance for takeoff in the CRJ 200? 800 pounds What is the minimum fuel required for a go-around in the CRJ 200? a. 500 pounds per wing b. Fuel burn is 500 pounds c. Assumes 10° nose up pitch attitude - What is the definition of icing conditions on the ground? OAT is 10°C or less and visible moisture is present What is the definition of icing conditions in flight? TAT 10° or less and visible moisture is present When does cowl/wing anti-ice need to be on for taxi in the CRJ 200? a. Cowl: I. OAT is 10°C or less and visible moisture is present, or visibility less than 1SM, or operating on surfaces where ice, snow, slush, or standing water is present b. Wings: I. OAT is 5°C or less, always at least 2 minutes before takeoff, if anti-iced do not turn on until just prior to takeoff When do the cowls need to be on for takeoff? OAT is 10°C or less, and visible moisture is present, or visibility is less than 1SM, and/or the runway is contaminated When do the wings need to be on for takeoff? OAT is 5°C or less, and visible moisture is present, and/or the runway is contaminated, and/or clouds less than 400 feet AGL If the temperature is 5°C and the ATIS reports few at 400 do the wings and cowls need to be on for takeoff? No, neither needs to be on. If the temperature is 6°C and the ATIS reports few at 400 do the wings and cowls need to be on for takeoff? No, neither needs to be on. At high altitudes what pitch attitude should be maintained until out of a stall or low speed condition? Nose down 5° to 10° Could increased nose down pitch be required? If yes, when? Yes, in extreme conditions What airspeed should you accelerate to when recovering from a high altitude stall? 250 KIAS or .70 M When is it appropriate to don the oxygen mask? a. Emergency Descent b. Cabin ALT warning message c. Smoke/Fumes What is the procedure for rejected takeoff? a. Thrust levers idle b. Wheel brakes MAX c. Thrust reversers MAX During a rejected takeoff, what are the captain's actions? a. Assess situation b. Appropriate PA announcement, "This is the captain, remain seated with seatbelts fastened" c. Evacuate if necessary During a rejected takeoff, what are the first officer's actions? a. Advise ATC b. Run evacuation QRC if necessary During an emergency evacuation, if possible, where do you direct the passengers as they evacuate the aircraft? At least 500 feet upwind During an emergency evacuation, what emergency equipment does the FO remove from the flight deck, as they evacuate the aircraft? Applicable emergency equipment When conducting an evaluation to determine whether a return to gate, or emergency evacuation is required, what PA announcement is made after the aircraft has come to a complete stop? "This is the captain, remain seated" After clear communication with the flight attendant and the aircraft conditions are understood, what options does the PIC have? Evacuation or no evacuation Based on information gathered you decided no evacuation is necessary, what actions are now required? Clearly communicate with the FAs "No evacuation necessary" What are the differences between a precautionary landing vs. an emergency landing? a. Precautionary landings are non routine but will not cause injury to passengers or damage to aircraft. b. Emergency landings may cause injuries to passengers or damage to aircraft. When conducting an emergency and directed by the QRC evacuation procedure (ANNOUNCE) what verbal command is given by the PIC? "Evacuate, Evacuate, Evacuate" What are some factors that must be considered by the PIC if there is a need to evacuate passengers and crew? a. Secure the flight deck b. Verify passengers are off the aircraft c. Remove applicable emergency equipment d. Ensure passengers remain in the gathering areas e. Do not allow passengers to return to the aircraft Where can an expedited deplaning take place? Only at the gate with the MCD open and the pax loading bridge connected or the air stairs installed. What is the clean wing concept? An aircraft must not takeoff with frozen contaminants adhering to the wings, control surfaces, engine inlets, or other critical surfaces What are the critical surfaces on the CRJ? I. Wing leading edge, Forward and rear upper surfaces II. Horizontal stabilizer leading edge, forward and rear upper surfaces and flight controls III. Vertical stabilizer and flight controls IV. Engine inlets V. Air data sensors/probes VI. AOA vanes VII. Antennas VIII. Fuel drains and NACA vent scoops IX. APU intake and exhaust X. Landing gear XI. Flight deck windshield and windows Under what conditions is a cold weather preflight required? a. OAT 5°C or less b. Wing fuel temp 0°C or less c. Atmospheric conditions conductive to ice exist d. Remained over night and may have been exposed to ice e. Residual ice from inbound flight f. Cold soak ice is suspected in the fuel tank area