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Engine Failure After Take-Off Multi Engine


HDG


A/S / Vs

Heading +/- 10*


A/S / Vspd +10 / -5 knots

Engine Failure After Take-Off


HDG

HDG +/- 10*

Enroute Climb and Cruise


HDG/TRK/BRG


ALT

HDG/TRK/BRG +/- 10*


ALT +/- 100 feet

Steep Turns


ALT


A/S


Bank Angle


Roll Out at Reversal HDG

ALT +/- 100 feet


A/S / Vspd +/- 10 knots


Bank Angle of 45* within +/- 10*


Roll Out at Reversal HDG and HDG Entry +/- 10*

Holding


A/S / Vspd


ALT


HDG/TRK/CRS

A/S / Vspd +/- 10 knots


ALT +/- 100 feet


HDG/TRK/CRS +/- 10* or 1/2 scale deflection

Descent


A/S / Vspd


HDG


ALT



A/S / Vspd +/- 10 knots, not less than Vref


HDG +/- 10*


ALT +/- 100 feet


Accurately track Radials, Courses, and Bearings

Approaches


Prior to Final Approach Course ALT


HDG


TRK and G/S


TRK (NDB)


A/S / Vspd

ALT +/- 100 feet


Respecting Minimum Altitudes


Minimum Attitudes on Course (+ as rqd/-0 feet)


HDG +/- 10*


TRK and G/S 1/2 scale deflection


TRK +/- 10* (NDB)


A/S / Vspd +10/-5 knots

Circling


Angle of Bank


ALT


HDG/TRK


A/S / Vspd

Angle of Bank should not exceed 30*


ALT -0 / +100 feet


HDG/TRK +/- 10*


A/S / Vspd +10/-5 knots

Go-Around


A/S / Vspd


HDG/TRK


ALT

A/S / Vspd +10/-5 knots


HDG/TRK +/- 10*


ALT +/- 100 feet



Rejected Landing


A/S / Vspd

A/S / Vspd +10/-5 knots

Landing


A/S / Vspd

Stabilized Approach


A/S / Vspd +10/-5

Engine Failure - Multi Engine Aeroplane


ALT


A/S / Vspd


HDG

ALT +/- 100 feet


A/S / Vspd +/- 10 knots


HDG +/- 10*

C-A-L Method

CRM


tie CRM techniques to operational issues


Analysis and Evaluation


What went well and why, what could be improved and how?


Line Operations - Applying Lessons Learned