7 CRJ 200 Flows and Checklist

8/10/2019 7 CRJ 200 Flows and Checklist

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This is a flow-patterned Challenge

and Response checklist.

Generators ________________________ ON

Bleeds/Packs __________________ SET/ON

Ignition __________________________ OFF

Anti-Ice ___________ *Checked/As Required

Probes ___________________________ ON

APR __________________ *Tested/ARMED

Electrics ______________________Checked

--------------------------------------------

Rudder __________________________ OFF

Nosewheel Steering _____________ ARMED

PLT

PLT

PLT

BOTH

PLT

PLT

PLT

----

PLT

PLT

AFTER START CHECK

Captains Flow


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1

Generators

O

GEN 1

O

GEN 1


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1

2

Ignition

ON


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2

3

APR

Primary Display


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Status Display


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4

Electrics Synoptic


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That completesthe Captains

AFTER START

FLOW


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COPILOTSAFTER START

FLOW


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1

Bleeds/Packs

OFF OFF


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2 1

2

Anti-ice

L

H

M

Y

Note the slight rise in ITT

Note the slight rise in ITT

andAmber arcs on N2gauge


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2

Anti-ice

2

OPEN


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2

Anti-ice

2

OPEN


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2 1

2

Anti-ice

L

H

M

Y


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3

Probes

L

H

M

Y


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When both flows are complete,

CAPT States:AFTER START CHECK


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At the line

Completion, First Officer

States:


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1

Rudder


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1

Rudder

2

Nosewheel

Steering


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TAXI CHECK


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This is a flow patterned Challenge

and Response Checklist.

When clear of congested areas thepilot calls for the flaps and taxi check.

Example: Flaps 20, Taxi Check.


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COPILOTS

TAXI FLOW


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1 Flaps


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1 Flaps

2 Flight Controls


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When 2 Item flow is complete,

CPLT Starts readingTAXI CHECK ALOUD

CPLT PLTFlaps 200Indicating

Flight Controls, Checked

Trims 3 Green, Indicating 6.4


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3


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4Thrust

Reversers

Status Page


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4

55

Flight

Instruments

Flight

Instruments


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5

6

FMS


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6

7

BTMS

Wh C l t


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When Complete,

First Officer States

Taxi Checklistcomplete


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BEFORE

TAKEOFF

CHECK


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This is a flow patterned

Challenge and Response

Checklist


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Once aircraft is number 1 or 2 fortakeoff, Captain calls:

Before Takeoff Check

This is the cue for the First Officer to begin their flow.


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PILOTS BEFORETAKEOFF FLOW


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1

Lights & StrobesOO

OO

OO


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That Completes the

PILOTS BEFORETAKEOFF FLOW


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COPILOTS

BEFORE

TAKEOFF FLOW

1


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Fuel Crossflow

MAN


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2

Ignition

?


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2

Anti-ice

L

H

M

Y

? ?


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3

2

Notify

Flight AttendantAAA

Cycling the NO SMOKING switch

creates two high-chimes.

Ding, Ding

NOTE


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4

Transponder/TCAS

NOTE

If the CPLT is the the PF, the ATC SEL

should be selected to 2


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4

4

AUT


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5

Radar

WX TILT + 00

When flow is complete


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When flow is complete,

CPLT starts reading the

checklist aloud.

CPLT PLTLights and Strobes All OnFuel Crossflow Man, Off

Ignition, Anti-ice Off and Off

Flight Attendant AdvisedTransponder, TCAS On, Auto

Radar, Terrain Weather

CAS, Checked Clear


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6

CAS

6

MSGSL REV ARMED

R REV ARMED

TO CONFIG OK

MAN XFLOW

L 10TH SOV CLOSED

R 10TH SOV CLOSED

10TH ISOL OPEN

APU LCV OPEN

MSGS

Normally, takeoff is

NOT attempted withWarnings or Cautions

unless something has

been MELd.

Wh CAS h b Ch k d d Cl d


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When CAS has been Checked and Cleared,

First Officer States

Before TakeoffChecklist complete


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CLIMB CHECK

At 1,000 AFE, Pilot Flying (PF) accelerates

to 200 KIAS by rotating the speed bug.

At V2+ 12 KtsPF calls F laps 80

At V2+ 20 KtsPF calls F laps up

When Flaps are up, PF sets CLIMB THRUST,

and calls Climb Check

When Flaps are up PF sets


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When Flaps are up, PF sets

CLIMB THRUST,

Setting CLB on PERF changes

N1 carrots on Primary Display.

PF calls Climb Checklist

90.3

CLB

90.3 90.3


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This is the cue for the PNF to

accomplish the the checklist.

It is a Read and Do Checklist

PF calls Climb Checkl ist

1


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Fuel Crossflow

MAN


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2

Bleeds & APU

MEMORY AID

When leaving out from an airport

Out-te, out-teIn-ni, in-ni

When returning into an airport

In-ni, in-ni - Out-te, out-te

The valves do not change immediately


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MEMORY AID




In-ni, in-ni - Out-te, out-te

CLOSED CLOSEDOPENOPEN

The valves do not change immediately

BE PATIENT


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2

Bleeds & APU

Select Out

12


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3

Lights & Passenger Signs

3

As Desired/Required

AA

As Desired/Required


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4Thrust

Reversers


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6

CAS

6

When CAS has been Checked and Cleared


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PNF States

Climb Checklistcomplete


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10,000 FeetCheck


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IN RANGECHECK

ARRIVAL PLANNING


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ARRIVAL PLANNING(Can be accomplished as early as possible)

A - ATIS

I - Install approach in FMS

R - Radios (Set frequencies and courses)

B - Set bugs (V2, VT, MDA)

B - Brief

I - IN RANGE CHECKG - Go Around Review


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This is a Challenge and Response

checklist

It should normally be initiated

after passing through FL 180

1


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Landing Elevation


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2

Fuel

89.7

CRZ

Ensure landing fuel + ZFW does NOT exceed 47K #

&

Fuel is sufficient to complete flight

(Hold?, Alternate)


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333

Altimeters


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4

TCAS

AUT


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5

Radar


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6

CAS

6


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7

7

Landing Data

V2GAand VT

Approach Briefing


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Accomplished by PF

Sample: Vol 2, Page 2-92

PF Transfers aircraft control, then briefs the approachXFER function on FCP is not necessary for

this example because the brief is normally shor t



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PNF States

In Range Checklistcomplete


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10,000 FeetCheck


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1

Select In


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Bleeds & APU

1

APU as required

NOTE:

In-flight, the APU PWR/FUEL and APUSTART/STOP switchlights must be pressed in rapid

succession when starting the APU.

21

1

If you decided to turnon the APU;


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Bleeds & APU


on the APU;

MEMORY AID


In-ni, in-ni- Out-te, out-te





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2

Lights & Passenger Signs

2

As Desired/Required

AA

As Desired/Required

Wh C l t d PNF St t


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When Completed PNF States;

10K Foot Checkcomplete


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BEFORE

LANDING

CHECK

This is a flow-patterned Challenge


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and Response checklist completed

by the PNF.

Normally accomplished after

passing the FAF.

PFFlaps 45, Before Landing Check.


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PNFS BEFORELANDING FLOW


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Notify Flight Attendant

+ Passenger SignsAAA

Cycling the NO SMOKING switch

creates two high-chimes.

Ding, Ding


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3Thrust

Reversers

When flow is complete,


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PNF starts reading the

checklist aloud.

PNF PFFlight Attendant Advised

Passenger Signs On

Thrust Reversers ArmedLanding Gear Down, Indicating 3-Green


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4

Landing Gear

30

When Complete to the Line PNF States;


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When Complete to the Line, PNF States;

At the Line

If Flaps have been set to 45 PF states;


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If Flaps have been set to 45, PF states;

Below the Line


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4

Flaps

445

When completed PNF states;


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When completed PNF states;

Before LandingChecklist complete


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This is a Read and Do ChecklistAccomplished by the CPLT

Remember Captain must taxi


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2


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4

Lights & Strobes

O

O

O

O

O

O

O

O

5


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5

Probes

L

H

M

Y

6


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Bleeds



MEMORY AID


In-ni, in-ni- Out-te, out-te



Once complete, CPLT states;


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Once complete, CPLT states;

After LandingCheck complete


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SHUTDOWNCHECK


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This is a flow-patternedChallenge and Response

checklist with one first flight ofthe day item.


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CAPTAINS SHUTDOWNFLOW


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2

Prior to shutting down Generators, theremust be another source of AC power

AVAIL


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Electrics/GEN 1 & 2

must be another source of AC powerPrior to shutting down

Generators, there

must be another

source of AC power

31. Shutdown the Left Engine2. Observe L/R BOOST PUMPs ON

and EICAS messages.3. Select L/R BOOST PUMPs out


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* Fuel Check Valve

4. Observe L/R BOOST PUMPs INOP

and EICAS messages.

ON ON

INOP INOP

ON ON


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4

Thrust Levers


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5

Seat Belts

1/2

Notify Flight Attendant

+ Passenger SignsAA

BLTS

6


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Anti-ice

L

H

M

Y

7

ON


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Fuel Pumps

INOP INOP

ON ON

Ensure these are selected OUT

8


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8

Hydraulic Pump 3A

3A

9


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BeaconOO

O

O

O

O

O

O

O

O


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10

Nosewheel Steering


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When the flow is complete,

the Captain calls:

SHUTDOWN CHECK

The CPLT then reads the

Challenge items


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TERMINATINGCHECK


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1

Chocks & Brakes


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2

IRS


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3

Thrust Reversers

ARMED ARMED


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4

STBY Attitude Indicator

Pull & Rotate

Gent ly


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5

Emergency Lights

AA

OFF

6


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Windshield Heat

L

H

M

Y

F SET FF SET

L

HI


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8 Packs


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8 Packs9Bleeds


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9Bleeds

10 Hydraulic Pumps


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11External Lights10 Hydraulic Pumps


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11External Lights

11External Lights

12 APU Generator


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External Lights

13 APU START

12 APU Generator


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14 APU PWR/FUEL


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14 APU PWR/FUEL

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DC Service


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Battery Master


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16

Battery Master

17 Dome Lights


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17 Dome Lights


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18 Boarding Lights


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