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Exterior Safety Inspection

  • SURFACES AND CHOCKS ON (Visually check that all moveable surfaces are clear and the chocks are in place.)

  • MAINTENANCE STATUS CHECKED

Cockpit Acceptance Check

  • BATTERY SWITCH ON

  • ELECTRICAL HYDRAULIC PUMP SWITCHES OFF

  • LANDING GEAR LEVER DOWN

  • GROUND POWER (If Available) ON

  • LEFT/RIGHT TRANSFER BUS ‘SOURCE’ LIGHTS OFF

  • OVERHEAT/FIRE PROTECTION (Center Pedestal)

  • OVERHEAT DETECTOR SWITCHES NORMAL

  • TEST SWITCH HOLD TO FAUL/INOP

  • FIRE/OVERHEAT WARNING CHECK

  • EXTINGUISHER TEST SWITCH CHECK

  • APU START IF NECESSARY

  • APU START SELECT SWITCH START

  • APU GENERATOR SWITCHES ON

  • APU PNEUMATIC BLEED VALVE ON

  • FLAP POSITION INDICATOR AND FLAP LEVER AGREE

  • EVACUATION ACTIVATION SWITCH OFF

  • REVERSER LIGHTS EXTINGUISHED

  • PASSENGER OXYGEN switch NORMAL / LIGHT OFF

  • SERVICE INTERPHONE SWITCH AS REQUIRED

  • IRS MODE SELECTORS NAV

Exterior Pre-Flight Inspection

  • ELECTRICAL HYDRAULIC PUMP switches ON (System A and B pressure should equal 2800PSI approximately)

  • PARKING BRAKE SET

  • EXTERIOR LIGHTSON/FUNCTIONAL

  • General Airplane Condition Check

  • Probes, sensors, ports, vents and drains Unobstructed/undamaged

  • Doors latches and access panels Closed/Secure

  • Tires, brakes and wheels Check

  • Gear struts and doors Removed

  • Gear Pins As Required

  • Nose gear steering lockout pin Check

  • Oxygen Pressure Relief Disc Check

  • Cargo compartments Check

  • Ram Air deflector door As Required

  • Flight Control Surfaces Unobstructed/Free of fluid leaks

  • Fuel Measuring Sticks Stowed

  • Wing Surfaces Check

  • A and B hydraulic reservoir quantity indicators RF or higher

  • APU fire control handle UP

  • Outflow valve Open

  • Tail Skid (800/900) Check

  • ELECTRICAL HYDRAULIC PUMP switches OFF

  • External Lights As Required

Cockpit Preparation

  • FLIGHT CONTROL PANEL (OHD) CHECK

  • ALL 5 switch guards Down

  • ALTERNATE FLAPS position switch Off

  • YAW DAMPER switch ON

  • FUEL SYSTEM (OHD) CHECK

  • ENGINE VALVE CLOSED lights Illuminated Dim

  • SPAR VALVE CLOSED lights Illuminated Dim

  • FILTER BYPASS lights OFF

  • CROSSFEED selector CLOSED

  • CROSSFEED VALVE OPEN light OFF

  • FUEL QUANTITY CHECK

  • FUEL PUMP switches (for tanks containing fuel) ON

  • LOW PRESSURE lights OFF

  • CABIN/UTIL power switch ON

  • IFE/PASS seat power switch ON

  • ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Check

  • STANDBY POWER switch AUTO (Guard DOWN)

  • Generator Drive DISCONNECT switches Guards DOWN

  • BUS TRANSFER switch AUTO (Guard DOWN)

  • EQUIPMENT COOLING switches NORMAL

  • OFF lights .Extinguished

  • EMERGENCY EXIT lights switch ARMED (Guard DOWN)

  • PASSENGER SIGNS ON

  • WINDSHIELD WIPER SELECTORS PARK/OFF

  • WINDOW HEAT switches ON

  • PROBE HEAT switches OFF

  • WING and ENGINE ANTI ICE switches OFF

  • VALVE OPEN lights Extinguished

  • HYDRAULICS CHECK

  • System A HYDRAULIC PUMP ON

  • System B HYDRAULIC PUMP ON

  • Electric Pump LOW PRESSURE lights EXTINGUISHED

  • SYSTEM PRESSURE 2800 psi

  • PRESSURIZATION CHECK

  • CABIN DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE ZERO

  • CABIN ALTITUDE Field Elevation

  • CABIN RATE OF CLIMB ZERO

  • FLIGHT ALTITUDE indicator Set to Cruise Altitude

  • LANDING ALTITUDE Set to landing field elevation

  • PRESSURIZATION MODE SELECTOR AUTO

  • EXTERIOR LIGHT switches AS REQUIRED

  • IGNITION SELECT switch IGN L or R

  • ENGINE START SWITCHES OFF

  • RAM DOOR FULL OPEN lights ILLUMINATED

  • RECIRCULATION FAN switch AUTO

  • AIR CONDITIONING PACK switches AUTO

  • ISOLATIONVALVE switch OPEN

  • ENGINE BLEED AIR switches ON

  • APU BLEED AIR switch As Required

  • EFIS control panel CHECK

  • MINIMUMS reference selector As Desired

  • FLIGHT PATH VECTOR switch As Desired

  • BAROMETRIC reference selector SET Local Altimeter

  • VOR/ADF switches As Desired

  • MODE Selector MAP

  • CENTER switch As Desired

  • RANGE Selector As Desired

  • TRAFFIC Switch As Desired

  • MAP Switches As Desired

  • MODE CONTROL PANEL CHECK

  • COURSE SET/VERIFY

  • FLIGHT DIRECTOR switches ON

  • AUTOTHROTTLE switch OFF

  • HEADING Set to Runway Heading

  • BANK ANGLE LIMIT switch Set as Desired

  • ALTITUDE Set to Takeoff Climb Clearance

  • AUTOPILOTS Disengaged

  • EFIS Verify No Flags Showing on PFD/ND

  • AUTOBRAKE switch RTO

  • AUTOBRAKE DISARM light Extinguished

  • ANTISKID INOP light Extinguished

  • ENGINE INSTRUMENTS CHECK

  • SPEED BRAKE LEVER DOWN

  • THRUST LEVERS IDLE

  • START SWITCHES CUTOFF

  • PARKING BRAKE SET

  • STABILIZER TRIM GREEN RANGE

  • RADIOS TUNED As Required

  • TRANSPONDER Code Entered

  • FMC/CDU SET

  • IDENT page (Verify airplane and engine MODEL and NAV DATA ACTIVE dates are correct.) CHECK

  • POS INIT page (Verify GMT is correct.) SET

  • RTE page (Enter route by company route load function or by origin/destination entry.) SET

  • DEPARTURES page (Select the active runway and departure/transition procedures if know.) SET

  • RTE page (Verify selected departure and route. Correct discontinuities.) SET<br> ACTIVATE and EXECUTE

  • PERF INIT page SET<br>Verify total fuel quantity is displayed on the CDU.<br>Validate Weight Figures, Cost Index and Cruise Altitude.<br>EXECUTE.

  • N1 LIMIT page SET<br>Enter OAT<br>Select Desired Takeoff and Climb thrust modes

  • TAKEOFF REF page SET<br>Verify Preflight is complete<br>Enter takeoff flaps and V-speeds (click on 1R, 2R, 3R to populate…)

Pushback and Engine Start

  • ENGINE START CLEARANCE OBTAIN

  • Captain calls for “BEFORE START CHECKLIST TO THE LINE First Officer Accomplishes BEFORE START CHECKLIST to the line using The IN-FLIGHT-USE-CHECKLIST.

  • CLEARED FOR START

  • DOORS CLOSED

  • AIR CONDITIONING PACK switches OFF

  • ANTI-COLLISION light switch ON

  • Captain calls for “BEFORE START CHECKLIST BELOW THE LINE” First Officer completes the BEFORE START checklist

After Start

  • ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SET

  • BOTH GENERATOR switches ON

  • GEN OFF BUS lights Extinguished

  • SOURCE OFF lights Extinguished

  • PROBE HEAT switches ON

  • All Probe Heat lights Extinguished

  • ANTI-ICE As Required

  • AIR CONDITIONING SET

  • PACK switches AUTO

  • APU BLEED AIR switch OFF

  • ISOLATION VALVE switch AUTO

  • HYDRAULIC PUMP switches ON

  • Captain calls for AFTER START CHECKLIST First Officer accomplishes the AFTER START CHECKLIST.

Before Takeoff

  • RECALL SWITCH CHECK

  • FLIGHT CONTROLS CHECK/FREE

  • FLAPS SET

  • STABILIZER TRIM SET

  • TAKEOFF BRIEFING Review

  • Captain calls for “BEFORE TAKEOFF CHECKLIST TO THE LINE” First Officer accomplishes BEFORE TAKEOFF checklist to the line.

  • CLEARED FOR TAKEOFF

  • ENGINE START SWITCHES CONT

  • LANDING LIGHTS ON

  • STROBE LIGHTS ON

  • AUTOTHROTTLE ARM

  • TRANSPONDER ON

  • Captain calls for “BEFORE TAKEOFF CHECKLIST BELOW THE LINE” First Officer completes BEFORE TAKEOFF checklist

  • Takeoff Procedure Explained:

    Advance thrust levers to approximately 40% N1.
    Observe engine instruments stabilized and normal.
    Push TO/GA switch to advance the thrust levers to takeoff N1.
    Verify mode annunciation.
    Note: After takeoff thrust is set, the captain’s hand must be on the thrust levers until V1.
    Hold light forward pressure on the control column, maintain directional control.
    Monitor engine instruments. Verify oil pressure is not in the amber band.
    Verify 80 knots.
    Monitor airspeed, noting V1, and rotate smoothly.
    When positive rate of climb is indicated, call “GEAR UP” and position landing gear lever UP.
    Continue rotation to takeoff pitch.
    Check flight instrument indications.

  • After Takeoff Procedure Explained:

    Maintain a minimum of V2 + 15 knots during initial climb. At light gross weight a higher speed (up to V2 + 25) may be selected.
    Above 400 feet, select appropriate roll mode, if required. Verify proper mode annunciation.
    Above 1,000 feet, set flaps up maneuvering speed. Verify climb thrust is set and proper mode is annunciated.
    When above minimum altitude for autopilot engagement, engage A/P. Verify flight mode annunciation.
    Retract flaps on takeoff flap retraction speed schedule and monitor flaps and slats retraction.
    Position landing gear lever OFF, APU and engine start switches as required. Verify air conditioning and pressurization operating normally.
    Perform AFTER TAKEOFF CHECKLIST when flaps are up.
    Above 3,000 feet AGL, engage VNAV or select normal climb speed and verify annunciation.

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Climb and Cruise

  • CLIMBING THROUGH 10,000 SET<br>Alert Cabin crew<br>Turn off non-essential external lighting

  • TRANSITION ALTITUDE Set Altimeters to STANDARD

  • FUEL MANAGEMENT MONITOR

  • When Center Fuel Tank LOW PRESSURE lights illuminate<br>Ensure Fuel Balance during cruise flight CENTER PUMPS OFF

  • PRIOR TO REACHING Top of Descent Set MCP altitude selector for descent

  • At Top of Descent Verify descent initiated

  • Climb and Cruise Procedure Explained:

    Position landing lights OFF passing through 10,000 feet.
    Set altimeters to standard at transition altitude.
    Approaching selected FMC cruise altitude, verify level off and proper mode/N1 limit annunciation.
    Position center tank fuel pump switches OFF when both pump LOW PRESSURE lights illuminate.
    During the last hour of cruise on all extended range (ETOPS) flights, perform Fuel
    Crossfeed Valve check.
    Prior to top of descent, select and verify the planned arrival procedure on the FMC.
    Set MCP altitude selector for descent.
    At top of descent point observe descent initiated and verify proper mode annunciation.

Descent and Approach

  • FMC/CDU (DEP/ARR page to set procedures and VREF speeds) SET

  • ANTI-ICE As Required As Required

  • PRESSURIZATION Verify Cabin Descent

  • AUTOBRAKE As Desired

  • TRASITION ALTITUDE Set Altimeters to local altimeter setting

  • FINAL APPROACH COURSE Set COURSE as needed

  • MINIMUMS Set DA as required

  • VHF NAV RADIOS Set as required for final approach

  • DESCENDING THROUGH 10,000 EXTERNAL LIGHTS ON<br>Pilot Flying calls for “Descent Approach Checklist”<br>Pilot Not Flying accomplishes Descent Approach Checklist

  • Descent and Approach Procedure Explained:

    Position center tank fuel pump switches OFF when both pump LOW PRESSURE lights illuminate.
    Check and set VREF and approach speeds as required.
    Set anti-ice as required.
    Verify pressurization set for destination airport elevation and system operating normally.
    Set AUTO BRAKE select switch to desired brake setting.
    Set and crosscheck altimeters at transition level.
    Set and crosscheck course selection and RADIO/BARO minimums as required for approach.
    Set and verify ADF and VHF NAV radios for approach.
    Position fixed landing lights passing through 10,000 feet.
    Accomplish the DESCENT-APPROACH checklist.
    Call “FLAPS___” according to flap speed schedule and position FLAP lever. Monitor flap and slat extension.
    Approaching selected FMC altitude verify level off and mode annunciation.

  • Approach Procedure Explained:|
    Using flaps as speed brakes is not recommended.

    The following procedures are used for flap extensions:
    • Select flaps 1 when decelerating through the flaps-up maneuvering speed, displayed on the airspeed display as “UP”.
    • Set airspeed cursor to the flap maneuvering speed displayed as “1”.
    • When appropriate, select the next flap position and then set the airspeed cursor to that flap maneuver speed.

  • Landing Procedure Explained:

    When on localizer intercept heading, verify ILS tuned and identified, LOC and G/S pointer displayed, arm APP mode and engage second autopilot.
    Verify mode annunciation.
    At localizer capture verify proper mode annunciation and set appropriate heading.
    At glide slope “alive”, position landing gear lever DN, FLAP lever to 15 and arm speedbrakes.
    Perform LANDING CHECKLIST down to FLAPS.
    At glide slope capture, verify proper mode annunciation, check N1 reference bug at the go-around limit and set missed approach altitude.
    Call “FLAPS ____” as required for landing and position FLAP lever accordingly. Set MCP speed selector at VREF + knots.
    At final approach fix, OM, verify crossing altitude.
    Complete the LANDING CHECKLIST.
    Monitor approach progress and guard the controls.
    At 500 feet AGL, verify FLARE is armed.
    At approximately 50 feet AGL, verify FLARE is engaged.
    Ensure the autothrottle retards the thrust levers to idle by touchdown.

  • Go-Around Procedure Explained:

    Push TO/GA button switch.
    Call “FLAPS 15” and position FLAP lever to 15.
    Confirm rotation to go-around attitude and monitor autopilot.
    When positive rate of climb is indicated, position landing gear lever UP.
    Check flight instruments indications.
    Above 400 feet, select appropriate roll mode and verify proper mode annunciation.
    Retract flaps on speed schedule.
    Verify airplane levels off at selected altitude and maintain flaps maneuvering speed.
    Accomplish AFTER TAKEOFF checklist.

  • Landing Roll Procedure Explained:

    Ensure thrust levers at idle.
    Disengage autopilot and control airplane manually. Verify autothrottle disengages automatically.
    Verify SPEED BRAKE lever – UP.
    Verify proper autobrake operation.
    Without delay, apply reverse thrust as required.
    At 60 knots, reduce reverse thrust to be at IDLE reverse when reaching taxi speed.
    Verify REV indication extinguished.
    Prior to taxi speed, disarm, the autobrake and continue manual braking as required.

Taxi-In

  • SPEED BRAKE lever DOWN

  • FLAP lever UP

  • APU (if desired) START

  • PROBE HEAT switches OFF

  • ENGINE START switches OFF

  • LANDING lights OFF

  • TAXI Lights As Desired

  • STROBE lights OFF

  • FLIGHT DIRECTOR switches OFF

  • TRANSPONDER OFF

  • APU GENERATOR switches (if APU operating) ON

  • APU GEN OFF BUS lights OFF

Shutdown Procedures

  • PARKING BRAKE SET

  • ELECTRICAL SET AS DESIRED

  • FUEL CONTROL LEVERS CUTOFF

  • FASTEN SEATBELTS switch OFF

  • ANTI COLLISION light switch OFF

  • FUEL PUMP switches OFF

  • CAB/UTIL power switch As Required

  • IFE/PASS seat power switch As Required

  • WINDOW HEAT switchers OFF

  • WING and ENGINE ANTI-ICE switches OFF

  • ELECTRIC HYDRAULIC PUMP switches OFF

  • RECIRCULATION FAN switch As Desired

  • AIR CONDITIONING PACK switches AUTO

  • ISOLATION VALVE switch OPEN

  • ENGINE BLEED AIR switches OFF

  • APU BLEED AIR SWITCH As Required

  • EXTERIOR LIGHTS As Required

  • AUTO BRAKE switch OFF

  • SPEED BRAKE lever DOWN

  • PARKING BRAKE As Required

  • SHUTDOWN CHECKLIST ACCOMPLISH

Secure Procedure

  • EMERGENCY EXIT LIGHTS switch OFF

  • AIR CONDITIONING PACK SWITCHES OFF

  • APU SHUT DOWN

  • BATTERY SWITCH OFF

  • SECURE CHECKLIST ACCOMPLISH

INFLIGHT USE CHECKLISTS EXPLAINED

  • The following pages comprise a two page In-Flight Use Checklist that should be printed and kept handy in the cockpit for use during flight.

    The procedures listed above in this chapter are designed to be studied and to serve as a useful guide for setting up the cockpit and flight process. The In-Flight Use Checklist below is designed to assist crews in checking their work and validating that proper procedures have been accomplished prior to any critical phase of flight.

    When following the Expanded Normal Procedures above you will notice that the process occasionally calls for the conduct of a checklist. For example:

    Captain calls for “BEFORE START CHECKLIST TO THE LINE First Officer Accomplishes BEFORE START CHECKLIST to the line using The IN-FLIGHT-USE-CHECKLIST.

    In such a situation, the BEFORE START CHECKLIST that is being referenced is the In-FlightUse Checklist as described on pages 17/18 of this chapter.

    It is recommended that the following two pages be printed and stapled back to back for ease of use!

  • ENGINE START CLEARANCE OBTAIN

BEFORE START

  • FLIGHT DECK PREPERATION COMPLETED

  • YAW DAMPER ON

  • FUEL

  • LBS/KGS PLANNED

  • BOARDED, PUMPS ON

  • CAB/UTIL & IFE PASS SEAT POWER ON

  • EMERGENCY EXIT LIGHTS ARMED

  • CABIN SIGNS ON

  • WINDOW HEAT ON

  • HYDRAULICS NORMAL

  • AIR CONDITIONING & PRESSURIZATION PACKS, BLEEDS ON, SET

  • AUTOPILOT DISENGAGED

  • INSTRUMENTS CROSS CHECKED

  • AUTOBRAKE RTO

  • SPEED BRAKE DOWN

  • PARKING BRAKE SET

  • STABILIZER TRIM SET

  • FMC, RADIOS, TRANSPONDER SET

  • TRIM SET

  • FMC/CDU SET

  • N1 & IAS BUGS SET

  • THE LINE

  • DOORS/WINDOWS CLOSED

BEFORE TAKEOFF

  • RECALL CHECKED/CLEARED

  • FLIGHT CONTROLS FREE

  • FLAPS SET

  • TRIM SET

  • TAKEOFF BRIEFING REVIEWED

  • THE LINE

  • ENGINE START SWITCHES ON

AFTER TAKEOFF

  • AIR CONDITIONING & PRESSURIZATION SET

  • ENGINE START SWITCHES OFF

  • LANDING GEAR UP and OFF

  • FLAPS UP

DESCENT APPROACH

  • ANTI-ICE AS REQUIRED

  • AIR CONDITIONING & PRESSURIZATION SET

  • ALTIMETER & INSTRUMENTS SET / CROSS-CHECKED

  • N1 & IAS BUGS CHECKED / SET

LANDING

  • ENGINE START SWITCHES ON

  • RECALL CHECKED / CLEARED

  • SPEED BRAKE ARMED, GREEN LIGHT

  • LANDING GEAR DOWN 3 GREEN

  • FLAPS SET

SHUTDOWN

  • FUEL PUMPS OFF

  • CAB/UTIL & IFE/PASS SEAT POWER SWITCHES AS REQUIRED

  • ELECTRICAL SOURCE

  • FASTEN SEATBELTS SIGN OFF

  • WINDOW HEAT OFF

  • PROBE HEAT OFF

  • ANTI-ICE OFF

  • ELECTRIC HYDRAULIC PUMPS OFF

  • AIR CONDITIONING AS REQUIRED

  • ENGINE START SWITCHES OFF

  • AUTOBRAKE SWITCH OFF

  • SPEED BRAKE DOWN

  • FLAPS UP

  • PARKING BRAKE AS REQUIRED

  • FUEL SHUTOFF LEVERS CUTOFF

  • TRANSPONDER OFF

SECURE CHECK

  • EMERGENCY EXIT LIGHTS OFF

  • AIR CONDITIONING PACKS OFF

  • APU / GROUND POWER OFF

  • BATTERY OFF

SIGN OFF

  • Name and Signature

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