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Airbus A321 Manual (630 pages)

Brand: Airbus | Category: Aircrafts | Size: 13 MB

General Information

171
- Table of Contents
  171
- Airbus Copyright
  173
- FCTM Purpose
  173
- FCTM Content
  173
- Introduction to the Preventing Identified Risks
  174
- Questions and Suggestions
  175
- Abbreviations
  175
Aop-10 Design Philosophy

199
- Design Philosophy
  201
- Introduction
  201
- Objective
  203
- Arrangement of Panels
  205
- Alerts
  206
- Color Coding
  207
- Dark Cockpit Concept for Overhead Panel
  207
- Cockpit Controls - Best Practices
  208
- Less Paper Cockpit
  208
- Need to See Concept
  208
- Flight Control Protections
  211
- Fly-By-Wire
  211
- Sidestick
  211
- Thrust/Autothrust
  212
- Flying in Reconfiguration Laws
  213
- Use of Sidestick
  213
- General Design and Utilization Principles
  215
- What for
  215
- Normal Procedures - Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)
  216
- Normal Procedures - Supplementary Procedures
  216
- Abnormal and Emergency Procedures
  217
- General
  219
- Tasksharing Rules and Communication
  219
- FCU/AFS and EFIS Control Panels
  220
- FMS Entries Via MCDU
  221
- How to Conduct Briefings
  221
- Continued on the Following Page
  224
- Introduction
  229
- Management of Abnormal Operations
  229
- One Procedure at a Time
  229
- Sequence of Procedure
  229
- Use of Autopilot
  229
- General
  230
- LAND ASAP Definition
  230
- Tasksharing Rules for Cockpit Controls Operation
  231
- Tasksharing Rules for Thrust Levers Operation
  231
- Handling Overhead Panel Control
  232
- General
  233
- Tasksharing Rules
  233
- Handling of ECAM
  234
- ECAM/QRH/OEB Actions Completed
  237
- General
  237
- Handling of QRH
  237
- Tasksharing Rules
  239
- Spurious Caution
  241
- Use of Summaries
  243
- Golden Rules for Pilots
  247
As-Bird Bird

253
- Introduction
  257
- Practical Use of the Bird
  257
- AS-FG Flight Guidance
  261
- AS-FG-10-1 Auto Flight
  261
- Managed and Selected Modes
  261
- Objective
  261
- AP/FD Monitoring
  262
- Main Interfaces with the AP/FD
  262
- Recommended Practice for Autopilot (AP) Engagement
  263
- Use of the FD Without the AP
  263
- Normal Operations
  265
- Operations with One Engine Inoperative
  266
- To Set Autothrust to off
  267
- Alpha Floor
  269
- Autothrust Use - Summary
  270
- AS-FM Flight Management
  273
- AS-FM-10 Use of FMS
  273
- Navigation Accuracy
  273
- General
  276
- ZFW - ZFWCG Entry Errors
  276
- Operational Recommendations
  282
- Intruder Classification
  287
- Operating Techniques
  290
- General
  295
- Weather Detection
  296
- Analysis of Weather Radar Data
  302
- Operations in Convective Weather
  308
- Ice Crystals
  310
Procedures

317
- Communication
  327
- General
  327
- PR-NP Normal Procedures
  327
- Clean Cockpit
  328
- Secured and Transit Stop
  331
- Objectives
  333
- Oxygen
  333
- Preliminary Cockpit Preparation
  333
- Use of APU Bleed
  333
- Preliminary Takeoff Performance Computation
  334
- Exterior Walkaround
  335
- ADIRS Operations
  337
- FMGS Preparation
  338
- Seating Position and Adjustment of Rudder Pedals
  343
- Takeoff Data
  343
- Brakes
  345
- Flight Controls
  347
- Taxi Roll and Steering
  347
- 180 Degrees Turn on Runway
  350
- Departure Briefing Confirmation
  353
- Last Data Changes before Takeoff
  353
- ADIRS Alignment
  354
- Packs
  355
- Takeoff Roll
  357
- Thrust Setting
  357
- Rotation
  358
- Tail Strike Avoidance
  359
- Acceleration Altitude
  361
- Slats/Flaps Retraction at Heavy Weight
  361
- Low Altitude Level off
  362
- Noise Abatement Takeoff
  362
- Overspeed Warning During Slats/Flaps Transition
  362
- Climb Modes
  365
- Small Altitude Changes
  366
- Speed Considerations
  366
- Lateral Navigation
  367
- Undue Activation of Go-Around Phase
  367
- Vertical Performance Predictions
  367
- FMS Use
  369
- Cost Index
  372
- Speed Considerations
  372
- Speed Decay During Cruise
  373
- Altitude Considerations
  374
- Step Climb
  375
- Fuel Temperature
  376
- Landing Performance
  379
- Brakes Oxidation
  386
- Content of a Landing Performance Data Crosscheck
  386
- Approach Preparation
  387
- Computation Principles
  389
- Guidance and Monitoring
  390
- Holding Speed and Configuration
  395
- In the Holding Pattern
  395
- Introduction
  397
- Discontinued Approach
  398
- Initial Approach
  399
- Intermediate Approach
  401
- Final Approach
  402
- Approach Using LOC G/S Guidance
  405
- Approach Using LOC G/S for CATII CATIII
  406
- Approach Using FINAL APP Guidance
  412
- Approach Using FPA Guidance
  419
- Circling Approach
  424
- Visual Approach
  428
- Ils Raw Data
  431
- Approach and Landing Techniques
  433
- Flare and Touchdown
  433
- Transition to Visual References
  433
- Deceleration
  436
- Rollout
  436
- Tail Strike Avoidance
  441
- Considerations about Go-Around
  443
- General
  443
- AP/FD Go-Around Phase Activation
  444
- Go-Around Phase
  446
- Engines Acceleration
  447
- Leaving the Go-Around Phase
  448
- Use of Brake Fans
  449
- Use of APU Bleed
  451
- Cockpit Preparation
  453
- General
  453
- Before Start
  454
- After Start
  455
- Taxi
  455
- Departure Change
  456
- Line-Up
  456
- Approach
  457
- After Landing
  458
- Landing
  458
- Parking
  458
- Securing the Aircraft
  459
- Cockpit Preparation
  461
- Exterior Inspection
  461
- General
  461
- Aircraft Deicing/Anti-Icing on Ground
  462
- Taxi-Out
  462
- Takeoff
  463
- In Flight
  464
- Landing
  466
- Taxi-In
  468
- General
  469
- Operational Recommendations
  473
- Takeoff
  473
- In Flight
  477
- Landing
  479
- Wake Turbulence
  481
- Before Takeoff
  487
- Climb
  487
- Cruise
  487
- Descent Preparation
  488
- Approach
  489
- Descent
  489
- Holding
  489
- After Landing
  490
- Radius to Fix (RF) Legs
  491
- Touch and Go
  495
- Stop and Go
  499
- Introduction
  501
- FMGC Failure
  503
- Loss of Braking
  505
- General Guidelines
  507
- Introduction to Emergency Electrical Configuration
  507
- Technical Background
  507
- Remaining Systems
  508
- All Engines Failure
  509
- Engine Abnormal Response
  509
- Pr-Aep-Eng Eng
  509
- Engine Failure - General
  520
- Engine Failure at Low Speed (on Ground)
  520
- Engine Failure after V1
  521
- Engine Failure During Cruise
  525
- Engine Failure During Initial Climb
  525
- Engine Stall
  528
- Engine Tailpipe Fire
  530
- Engine Vibrations
  531
- One Engine Inoperative - Circling
  532
- One Engine Inoperative - Go-Around
  532
- One Engine Inoperative - Landing
  533
- Thrust Levers Management in the Case of Inoperative Reverser(S)
  533
- Abnormal Flaps/Slats Configuration
  535
- Fuel Leak
  537
- Fuel Overread
  538
- Dual Hydraulic Failures
  539
- Hydraulic Generation Particularities
  539
- Pr-Aep-Hyd Hyd
  539
- Remaining Systems
  541
- Landing with Abnormal L/G
  545
- Pr-Aep-Lg L/G
  545
- Nose Wheel Steering Fault
  546
- Taxi with Deflated or Damaged Tires
  546
- Wheel Tire Damage Suspected
  547
- Cockpit Windshield/Window Cracked
  551
- Emer Descent
  553
- Emer Evac
  556
- Emer Landing
  558
- Flight Crew Incapacitation
  560
- Handling the Aircraft in the Case of Severe Damage
  561
- Low Energy
  563
- Overspeed
  563
- Overweight Landing
  567
- Rejected Takeoff
  568
- Stall Recovery
  573
- Volcanic Ash Encounter
  578
- Upset Prevention and Recovery
  579
- Adr/Irs Fault
  585
- Pr-Aep-Nav Nav
  585
- Unreliable Airspeed Indications
  586
- Unreliable Speed Indication" QRH Procedure
  589
- Dual Radio Altimeter Failure
  605
- Introduction
  607
- Smoke / Fumes Detection and Procedure Application
  607
- Coordination with Cabin Crew
  608
- Smoke / Fumes / AVNCS Smoke QRH Procedure
  609
- Lithium Battery Fire in the Cockpit
  614
- Cargo Smoke
  615

Airbus A321 Instructor Support (208 pages)

Brand: Airbus | Category: Aircrafts | Size: 5 MB

Table of Contents
5
Aircraft Documentation
11
Cockpit Preparation and some Cg Considerations
13
Take off Briefing
21
Engine Start
22
Taxi and Braking
24
Take off
28
Climb
32
Cruise Management
35
Cruise - Descent and Approach Preparation - Approach Briefing
41
Descent
43
Approaches
49
11/1 - General Approach Briefing
50
11/2 - Ils Approach
55
11/3 - Non Precision Approaches (Npa)
59
11/4 - Circling Approach
64
11/5 - Visual Approach
66
Precision Approaches - Cat II - Cat III
67
Vapp Determination
74
Landing, Flare, Rollout and Braking
78
Go Around
88
Etops
90
Rvsm
98
Performance Considerations
100
Use of Flying References - Attitude or Bird (Fpv)
116
Use of Ap/Fd
118
Use of Athr
121
Flight Director / Autopilot / Athr - Mode Changes and Reversions
126
Fms Navigation Accuracy - Crosscheck, Position Update, Gps
130
Flight Controls - Highlights on Handling Characteristics
137
Flight Controls - Highlights on the Protections
144
Predictive and Reactive Windshear
148
Egpws and Gpws
155
Tcas II
160
Use of Radar
165
Adverse Weather Operations
171
Ferry Flight with Landing Gear down
177
Wet and Contaminated Runways
178
B - Abnormal Operation
181
Ecam Philosophy
183
Rejected Take-Off (Refer Fcom 3-02-01)
189
Engine Failure/Fire after V1
191
Failure of some Engine Components
193
Emergency Electrical Configuration
195
Double Hydraulic Failure
198
Abnormal Slats/Flaps
200
Zfw Entry Error (Pilot's Entry)
202
Double Radio Altimeter Failure
205
Unreliable Speed/Altitude Indication
207

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