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    This document provides preliminary preflight and post-flight procedures for a flight crew. It outlines the start up sequence for engines, including calls from the first officer on engine parameters like fuel flow, exhaust gas temperature and RPM. It also summarizes the after start checklist items and the memo sequence for configuring aircraft controls and systems after landing and for shutting down the engines.

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    This document provides preliminary preflight and post-flight procedures for a flight crew. It outlines the start up sequence for engines, including calls from the first officer on engine parameters like fuel flow, exhaust gas temperature and RPM. It also summarizes the after start checklist items and the memo sequence for configuring aircraft controls and systems after landing and for shutting down the engines.

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    Preliminary Preflight Procedure: Captain

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    This document provides preliminary preflight and post-flight procedures for a flight crew. It outlines the start up sequence for engines, including calls from the first officer on engine parameters like fuel flow, exhaust gas temperature and RPM. It also summarizes the after start checklist items and the memo sequence for configuring aircraft controls and systems after landing and for shutting down the engines.

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    1

    2 PRELIMINARY
    3 PREFLIGHT
    PROCEDURE

    6 5 4
    7 3
    2

    CAPTAIN
    FIRST OFFICER
    1
    START
    (RIGHT)
    ENGINE
    1

    Flight Deck Windows

    Aborted Engine Start if:


    1. No EGT within 30 seconds of 3
    initiating the start.
    2. The engine does not continue
    to accelerate through 18% - 28%
    RPM.
    3. The EGT approaches 770 °C
    CAUTION: Before starting
    engines, ensure C.A.P. DOOR and
    POD DOOR captions are not
    illuminated

    CAPTAIN
    FIRST OFFICER
    START SEQUENCE

    F/O STARS RIGHT ENGINE


    1
    1. F/O PUTS HIS LEFT HAND IN THE SELECT PUSH BUTTON (PB)
    (ASK CAPTAIN CONFIRM?)
    2 2. PUSH – SELECT . START –LEAVE FINGER IN STOP (PB)
    (The switch should light up red and stays latched in)
    (If an air start is being executed the switch will not illuminate)
    3. F/O ADVISES “CHECK TIME”

    Observe C.A.P. STARTER caption (amber) on.


    CHECK TIME
    NP: 10% F/O CALL FUEL FLOW & EGT COMING UP
    18% F/O CALL CRITICAL IN
    28% F/O CALL CRITICAL OUT
    40% F/O CALL BETA LIGHT ON
    50% F/O CALL OIL CAP OFF
    3 60% F/O CALL STARTER LIGHT OUT
    ( check START and SELECT switches release and lights go out).

    F/O OPEN THE AIR FLOW

    NOTES:
    The engine will normally reach 10% in 5 -10 seconds and the EGT
    will start to rise 1-2 seconds later. The initial acceleration depends
    upon electrical supplies, ambient and engine oil temperature.
    The time to reach10 % RPM could increase significantly under cold
    conditions.
    If the start is abandoned because of no light up, a
    MANUAL START (SRL OFF) should be used
    AFTER
    START
    ENGINES

    2 3

    CAPTAIN
    FIRST OFFICER
    AFTER START ENGINES

    F/O MEMO SEQUENCE

    1. SECOND AIR FLOW ………………………………………….OPEN


    2. W/S STALL VANE ………………………………………………ON
    3. FAN/FREON………………………………………………………ON(IF REQUIRED)
    4. TCAS…………………………………………………………………STBY
    5. RADAR……………………………………………………………..STBY
    6. GPS………………………………………………………………….ON

    THEN, THE CAPTAIN REQUEST AFTER START ENGINE CHECKLIST


    AFTER LANDING
    PROCEDURE

    CAPTAIN 1
    FIRST OFFICER
    AFTER LANDING PROCEDURE

    F/O MEMO SEQUENCE AFTER LEAVING THE ACTIVE RUNWAY

    After leaving the active runway the First officer at Captain Discretion will
    proceed with the after landing cabin flow sequence:

    1. Trims…………………………………………….…..Neutral
    2. Flaps…………………………………………….……Up
    3. APR ………………………………………………… Deactivated
    4. RPM Levers…………………………….…………Taxi
    5. Gust lock ………………………………….……….Engaged
    6. Air flows…………………………………………...On
    7. WS/ Pitot/ Ice protection………………....Off
    8. TCAS………………………………………………….STBY
    9. Radar………………………………………………..STBY
    10. Transponder……………………………………..STBY
    11. Oil Cooler flaps…………………………………OPEN
    12. TTL……………………………………………………OFF
    13. SRL……………………………………………………OFF
    14. AIR /GROUND SW………………………..…..Ground
    15. Boost Pumps…………………………………….OFF
    16. Stall protection…………………………………Off
    17. Ignition……………………………………………..Normal
    18. LDG/ Strobe Lights…............................Off
    2

    SHUTDOWN
    PROCEDURE

    CAPTAIN
    FIRST OFFICER
    SHUTDOWN PROCEDURE

    When signal man is in sight FO will turn off the TAXI Lt.
    When parked Captain will request "ENGINES SHUTDOWN" and the FO will:

    1 1. Flows , Fan and Freon…………………………………….OFF


    2 2. Avionics Master.…………………………………………….OFF
    3. Generators.……………………………………………………OFF
    4. Stop buttons…………………………………………………. Press at least 5 sec.
    (To ensure complete purging of fuel from the nozzles).

    Operation of the purging system gives the characteristic brief RPM


    increase as the STOP switches are pressed.

    NOTA: As the RPM falls to 50% FO will announce it, CAPT,


    will move the power levers to the REVERSE position.
    BRIEFING STANDARD PASSENGER BRIEFING
    Fallas antes del V1 Damas y caballeros buenos días (tardes)
    Fallas antes del V1 quien vea la falla dice “ABORT”, mi nombre es CAMILO RESTREPO,
    “ABORT”. acompaño en la cabina de mando al
    Capitán capitán____________________; a
    El capitán ejecuta la maniobra nombre de ADA queremos brindarle una
    Power levers……Ground idle
    cordial bienvenida a bordo de nuestro
    vuelo _______ con destino al aeropuerto
    Brakes……………..Como requerido (MAX) _______, de la ciudad (municipio)
    Considera el uso de reversos si lo requiere de____________.
    Para su información están a bordo de un
    Yo F/O avión Jetstream 32 de fabricación Inglesa
    Informo por radio a la torre del despegue abortado. Y que cuenta con 3 salidas de emergencia: 2
    evaluamos si se requiere evacuar y si necesitamos ventanas en las Alas y 1 puertas en la
    asistencia o si podemos salir por nuestros propios parte trasera por la cual ingresaron, las
    medios. Informando número de pasajeros a bordo. cuales serán usadas bajo órdenes de esta
    tripulación. Volaremos por espacio de
    Fallas posterior del V1 _____ minutos, durante los cuales
    Falla posterior del V1 el avión debe ser llevado al aire, solicitamos hacer uso del cinturón de
    no efectuamos acciones correctivas por debajo de seguridad y no fumar.
    400ft. Con rata de ascenso positiva confirmada tren Ascenderemos a una altitud de
    arriba, _______ft, a una velocidad promedio de
    Por encima de los 400ft. PNF verifica funcionamiento 380 km/hora; las condiciones
    del APR, y activa Flight-Director. No hacemos acciones meteorológicas son buenas.
    correctivas hasta los 400ft. Solo cancelamos el Firebell _____________ la presión de la cabina
    si hay fuego y APR override si este fallo en entrar. está controlada y en caso de algún
    Efectuamos “Memory-Items”, el After takeoff checklist. problema en esta, las máscaras de
    Y el DRILL correspondiente. oxígeno caerán automáticamente del
    techo.
    Se recuerda que está prohibido fumar. No
    está permitido el uso de teléfonos
    celulares y equipos electrónicos, estos
    afectan las comunicaciones y la
    navegación de la aeronave.
    Para ADA y está tripulación es un placer
    tenerlos a bordo. En ADA estamos
    comprometidos con usted.
    Cualquier información adicional con gusto
    será atendida

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