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What does HOLD mode mean?

The autothrottle system does not reposition thrust levers while in HOLD mode

What are the active modes of the autothrottle?

IDLE


HOLD


THR


THR REF


SPD

When both F/D's are turned OFF what mode does the A/T revert to?

SPD mode. It will maintain speed set in the MCT window

When will the A/T disconnect automatically? (4)

A fault in the active mode is detected



When either reverse thrust lever is raised to reverse idle



If thrust levers are overridden in a manual landing after the autothrottle has began to retard thrust levers to idle



When both engines are shut down

What does THR REF mode indicate?

Thrust levers are advanced to the reference thrust limit

What does the THR mode do?

Applies thrust to maintain the climb/descent rate required by the pitch mode (will not be at thrust reference limit as displayed on N1 engine indications)

When is TO/GA armed in flight?

Flaps out of up OR glideslope is captured

When does FLARE and ROLLOUT display?

During Autoland (LAND3/LAND2) and Below 1500' RA

Is LAND 3 a fail operational or fail passive condition?

Fail Operational


System redundancy is such that a single fault can not prevent the autopilot from making an automatic landing

Is LAND 2 a fail operational or fail passive condition?

Fail Passive


Redundancy is such that single fault can not cause a significant deviation from the flight path

At what altitude are changes in Autoland status inhibited with the exception of NO AUTOLAND?

200'

LNAV is armed prior to takeoff when will it become the active mode?

At 50' RA and within 2.5 miles of first waypoint

When does VNAV become the active mode after take off?

400'

During Autoland when does FLARE activate?

40-60 RA

During a manual landing at what altitude does the autothrottle go to IDLE?

25' RA

With autothrottle in HOLD mode, is stall protection provided?

No

If TO/GA is not selected by _____ KIAS then autothrottles can't be activated until ____'

50 KIAS


400'

In flight, with F/D switches off, pushing TO/GA will do what?

Displays F/D bars

Are TO/GA switches inhibited on the ground?

Yes, TO/GA switches are enabled again once airborne.

Pushing TO/GA once activates what A/T mode and rate of climb?

THR


2000 FPM

Pushing TO/GA twice activates what Autothrottle mode?

THR REF


Full go-around thrust

When a new mode becomes active on the FMA how long is the green box around the mode?

10 seconds

During an autoland (LAND 3/2) when does ROLLOUT become active and when will it disconnect?

Active at 2’ RA and will remain active until the autopilot is disconnected

How is control feedback delivered to flight controls with Autopilot on?

The AFDS sends signals to backdrive actuators to manipulate the controls (control wheel, column, rudder pedals)

How does autothrottle provide stall protection?

If autothrottle is ARMED but not active it will wake-up to provide stall protection to top of amber band in SPD mode

If you push down the autopilot disengage bar what protection mode do you lose?

Bank angle protection

In APP mode below 1500' RA with LAND3/2 displayed will pushing the APP switch again cancel the mode?

No, only if above 1500'

Below 1500' with APP armed how can you change modes?

Deselect A/P, both F/D. Then F/D on and A/P on, select new mode.


OR


TO/GA

Will the autothrottles remain engaged when EEC switches to Alternate mode?

Yes, regardless if it is soft or hard mode

Can the rudder pedals disconnect the autopilot?

Yes, only in an autoland with LAND 2/3 annunciated

Is VNAV available if a dual FMC failure occurs?

No

How many minutes does the FLCH try and reach altitude if able with available thrust?

2 minutes

What are two ways you can get continuous thrust or climb power using the MCP?

CLB CON or FLCH if there is a higher altitude in the MCP window

What will occur on the FMA when a flight mode fault occurs?

An amber line through the mode on the FMA

VNAV PTH is the active pitch mode in descent. What A/T modes could you see?

IDLE, HOLD or SPD

VNAV PTH is the active pitch mode in climb. What A/T modes could you see?

THR REF, SPD

At 100 knots on the takeoff roll what does the system automatically do and why?

At 100 knots the FMC take a baro snapshot. That altitude is used to activate VNAV