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This gouge is a compilation of information that is NOT endorsed nor authorized by CAL or the FAA. The material may be out of date or incorrect. If there is any discrepancy, the Flight Manual and Flight Operations Manual ALWAYS take precedence over any information here. The gouge is free as a service to my fellow Continental 737 pilots! You can find the latest at: www.brucesprague.com/qrc This gouge is an updated continuation of Bruce Spragues (now retired) classic QRC. Please email any comments, questions, or inputs to: gleisner@satx.rr.com I also recommend Bill Bulfers excellent 737 Cockpit Companion (and other guides). These are available at: http://www.cockpitcompanion.com Safe flight and soft landings, Doug Gleisner, FO 737 IAH
PREFLIGHT
FLIGHT KIT CONTENTS (FOM Sec 1.30.1)
CA: JEPPS Airway Manuals, Flight Operations Manual (FOM), Flashlight FO: JEPPS Man, FM Ch. 1-5, Pilot Wt Manifest Wrksht, ATIS Form(s), Flashlight IRO: JEPPS Manuals, Pilot Weight Manifest Worksheet, ATIS Form, Flashlight
ALTERNATES (See FOM Quick Reference Guide) FUEL REQUIREMENTS (See FOM Quick Reference Guide) CHECKS / INSPECTIONS (FM Ch. 3) F A V O
1st flight of the day checks (3-75): O 2 mask (and after crew change), Fire tests, ACARS GMT, Cockpit Voice Recorder
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For rwy chg (original) Accuload V speeds are valid for new rwy ONLY if: - Same flap setting is used, AND - V speeds are not based on improved climb, AND - Rwy analysis for new rwy perf limited weight > GTOW line 7, AND - Line 9 RMKS has no non-normals (i.e. PMC inop, wet rwy, etc.), AND - Rwy analysis assumed temp (from line 7 GTOW) line 9 assumed temp If ALL the above conditions cannot be met, new V speeds must be obtained from Load Planning, the Flt. Manual or the QRH prior to takeoff. If original Accuload is based on assumed temp greater than 53C a new Accuload must be obtained for the new rwy, OR weights and speeds must be recalculated based on using full power or an assumed temp within limits of runway analysis.
TAXI
Ready to taxi = flash taxi light once (FOM 3.30.28) Engine warm-up = 2 mins if flown within 5 hrs; otherwise 5 mins 45% N1 = max power
TAKEOFF
LOW VIS TAKEOFFS and T/O ALTERNATE (see FOM QRG) TAKEOFF (FM 3-133)
Max TW = 10 kts (conditionally 15 kts); recommended max CW = 33 kts Increase tail clnc in strong XW by increasing V ROT IAW windshear procs (3-367) Delay turns to 400 AGL (50 min for obstruction, noise or adverse conditions)
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Below 100 kts (fire, smoke, equip. failures, config, windshear, etc) After 100 kts only for Power Loss OR Unsafe for Flight Capt calls CONTINUE OR REJECT and accomplishes: - Throttles idle, A/T off, max T/Rs, SBs, RTO (or manual brakes) Stay on rwy, hold brakes (unless evac, then set brakes), checklists F/O: confirm idle, speedbrakes, T/Rs, then note abort speed, call ATC and make PA to remain seated CA call Rejected Takeoff Checklist, RTO cause (other checks), evacuation (see signals), brake cooling; fill out irregularity report
Maintain track and maintain speed between V2 and V2 + 20 (~13) With speed < V2 + 15 limit bank to 15 400 AGL: HDG SEL, maintain heading, radio call, ask for 5 units of rudder trim towards good engine; (step on the low hand) 800 AGL or local flap retract altitude: decrease pitch to accelerate (dont descend), Set Top Bug, (on sched) Flaps Up, Set MCT, call for Eng Fail/Fire/Shutdown Checklist (if fire, run after top bug) Declare emergency, sqk 7700, fuel balance, give FA TEST, call ops, get WX, call for 1 Eng Inop/Appr & Ldg checklist, consider restart Failure in turn: yoke first, then rudder; go to 800 or OCA
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INTERMITTENT WARNING HORN IN FLIGHT CABIN ALTITUDE OR RAPID DECOMPRESSION / EMER DESCENT
IF Emergency Descent (structural damage? smooth air?) Descent (PA, FLT, Spin, Spin, Pull, Pull) - ignition FLT, spin MCP to 10M or MEA, V/S spin, pull throttles, pull S/Bs, LVL CHG at barber pole
TRANSPONDER
Hijack = 7500 (do NOT use 7700) Lost Comm = 7600 (stay VFR & land, or fly last clearance) Emergency = 7700
APPROACH
LANDING BUGS (5) (FM 3-196) W B B B B I
Weather, Build, Bug, Brakes, Brief, In Range 80 kts, set bug (-500 only) for 80 kt call out on landing roll VREF [R] bug for landing flaps (from INIT REF page OR QRH) - Normally flaps 30 or 40; single engine is flaps 15 Target = VREF + wind + gust (total wind additive should not exceed VREF + 20 knots or landing flap placard speed - 5 knots, whichever is lower.) - With A/T on for autoland approach and landing add only 5kts - NG (ICE Procs) VREF ICE = VREF 15 + 10; Target = VREF ICE + wind additive (max 10 knots) -- This is go around speed for single engine - do not use A/T
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VREF + 15k [white bug] (for flaps 30 or 40) - This is the go around speed with both engines operating -- This is also engine failure in landing configuration speed Brakes select appropriate brake setting for deceleration and check landing distance Brief use the briefing card; In Range checklist VM Flaps 0 [UP] (top bug: 210, 220, or UP (NG)) Maneuvering Speeds Flap GW < 117 < GW F0 210 220 F1 190 200 F5 180 190 F 10 170 180 F 15 150 160 F 25 140 150
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2400 > RVR 1800 = CAT I but brief approach with lowest mins (crew or a/c) - Requires Monitored Approach Brief (N/A for single engine) - Coupled monitored approach should be used (max crosswind = 15 kts) - DA = 200 (Baro controlling); DA is MAP - TDZ RVR is controlling 1800 > RVR 1000 = CAT II (Autoland required) - Flaps 40 should be used if practical - DA = 100 (RA controlling); DA is MAP 1800 > RVR 1600 TDZ RVR must be at least 1600 (mid and rollout NR) 1600 > RVR 1000 in order to start app the RVR must be 1000 AND either mid or rollout RVR must be reported (zero is ok) 600 RVR < 1200 = CAT IIIA (Autoland required) - TDZ RVR AND Mid RVR are controlling, Roll-out RVR is required - DA = 50 (RA is controlling) RVR < 600 (175m) = Low Visibility; SMGCS or ICAO equivalent reqd
ILS CAT I may be flown with RVR > 1800, but RVR < 2400 requires MAP brief
- Single Engine: at 1 dot below GS: Gear Down, Flaps 15, Target, Ldg Check; Target = VREF 15 + additive (wind and/or configuration) ILS PRM: Precision Runway Monitor (use QRH briefing matrix) - Brief Jepp pg, MEL (All must work: ILS, Transponder, 2 VHFs) - #2 VHF on Monitor; transmit on #1 VHF (Tower), set volume - TCAS on TA/RA (unless contrary to Jepp 11-0) - Hand fly Breakouts, do NOT push TOGA, A/P OFF, A/T ON, de-config after new hdg, FDs off, reset MCP (Hdg, Alt), FDs on, LVL CHG, HDG SEL
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- 300 FPM from planned vertical speed - Sustained vertical speed greater than 1200 FPM Note: If planned plus maneuvering vertical speeds will exceed 1000 fpm, the approach briefing must include the min and max descent rates. At or below 500 feet AGL/RA: (Momentary deviations are ok) the PM will direct a go-around if any of the planned parameters are not met by announcing Go-around followed by the out-of-tolerance parameter LANDING: To continue below DH, DA, DDA, or MDA (FM 3-219) - CAT I / NPA: sufficient visual reference to the intended runway (visual reference = one of ten items: lights, markings, etc) - CAT II/IIIA: sufficient visual references exist to ensure autoflight system will safely deliver a/c to touchdown zone AND RVR requirements are met
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LANDING
LANDING INFORMATION
VASI (3 bar) - use near 2 (far 2 VASI for wide body) For Land and hold short, you must have special LAHSO Jepp plate Braking action: poor = no room for error! NIL = do not land! Check QRH for actual landing distance Use caution on runways > 200 wide. Tendency to flare high
SUPPLEMENTARY
CFIT RECOVERY (FM 3-347)
Max Power, Stow Speedbrake, A/T / A/P off, roll level, 20 pitch, no configuration change, PM call out radar altimeter and Sink Rate
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Information / changes: Updated the increasingly frequent Flight Manual and FOM changes NOTE: FOM change 15 included numerous changes to Ch 6 which conflict with the Flight Manual. As noted in PB I-12-044 the FM takes precedence Target speed calculation updated Reformatted the Approach section regarding weather criteria Stabilized Approach parameters updated Current for: Flight Operations Manual Rev 15 dated 03/02/12 737 Aircraft Flight Manual Vol 1 Rev 54 dated 01/01/12 Temp Revision (Incorporated in chg 54) Training Bulletin (TB) 737-12-02 (01/26/12) Vol 2 Rev 2 dated 10/15/10 Abbreviations may be non-standard and are used generally only as necessary to make text fit. Some page references are listed. Blue font is gouge (i.e. hints / techniques / common practices). Red Comic Sans MS font is emergency/single engine information. Printing instructions: The half page format is designed to fit in the trip (Jepp) book. Any standard printer should support the formatting. Print pp. 1 and 3 on the first sheet of paper. (Two pages per sheet.)
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Feed that sheet back in the printer and print pp. 4 and 2 (in that order) so that page 2 prints on the back of page 1, and page 4 on the back of page 3.
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Continue this for the all pages. (This is why last 2 pp. are blank) Otherwise print each page separately then cut to fit. CPO office has 7-hole punch.
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