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Engine Failure Call Outs

by K.Haroon: Last Update on 26th February 2006
Call Outs in an F27 Engine Failure

Following are the Call Outs required for better co-ordination between the Pilot Flying (PF) and Pilot Not Flying (PNF), in various scenarios of an F27 engine failure / fire after V1.

1. 16 Wet Take-Off

PNF - Positive Climb
PF - Gears UP
PNF - Acceleration
PNF - VFR
PF - Trim Up 25%
PF - Flaps UP
PNF - Flaps UP (when flaps are indicated up)
PF - Water Off
PF - Reset MCP
PNF - VFC
PF - Manual Feathering Memory Items
PF - Manual Feathering Checklist
PF - After Feathering Checklist
PF - After Take-Off Checklist
PF - Single Engine Briefing


2. 0 Wet Take-Off

PNF - Positive Climb
PF - Gears UP
PNF - Acceleration
PF - Trim Up 25%
PF - Water Off
PF - Reset MCP
PNF - VFC
PF - Manual Feathering Memory Items
PF - Manual Feathering Checklist
PF - After Feathering Checklist
PF - After Take-Off Checklist
PF - Single Engine Briefing


3. 16 Dry Take-Off

PNF - Positive Climb
PF - Gears UP
PF - Trim Up MCP
PNF - Acceleration
PNF - VFR
PF - Flaps UP
PNF - Flaps UP (when flaps are indicated up)
PNF - VFC
PF - Manual Feathering Memory Items
PF - Manual Feathering Checklist
PF - After Feathering Checklist
PF - After Take-Off Checklist
PF - Single Engine Briefing


4. 0 Dry Take-Off

PNF - Positive Climb
PF - Gears UP
PF - Trim Up MCP
PNF - Acceleration
PNF - VFC
PF - Manual Feathering Memory Items
PF - Manual Feathering Checklist
PF - After Feathering Checklist
PF - After Take-Off Checklist
PF - Single Engine Briefing


5. Engine Fire After V1

PNF - Positive Climb
PF - Gears UP
PNF - Acceleration
PF - Engine Fire In Flight Memory Items
PF & PNF - Cleanup Calls relevant to the type of Take-Off
(as mentioned above) in the interval between the two fire shots
PNF - VFC
PF - Engine Fire In Flight Checklist
PF - After Feathering Checklist
PF - After Take-Off Checklist
PF - Single Engine Briefing


6. Single Engine Briefing

Inform ATC and check latest weather of landing aerodrome
1. Water Methanol after ensuring RPM Below 14000
2. Rudder Trim Neutral at 500 Feet AGL
3. Landing Flaps 26 (unless restricted by RWY length)
    to be selected when sure of landing (calculate TTS for Flaps 26)
4. After landing anticipate a swing towards the live engine


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Disclaimer: "Call Outs in an F27 Engine Failure" are personal notes of the author that do not sanction any pilot to violate his Company's Standard Operating Procedures, Aircraft Manuals or Manufacturer's Recommendations.


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