carnival30
11th May 2018, 12:52
Hello
I know this has been discussed earlier but the right answer still not found. I have seen people saying refer to MEL/FPPM but I could not find any there except minimum dispatch pressure which can be checked against bottle temperature for the day. My questions:
1) Pax get 12 mins generally (or 22mins). What about flight crew at 100% selection? QRH says set the regulators to 100% O2. So from the moment of donning/wearing how much time we are left with the flow of O2 (76 cubic feet cylinders)?
2) Is there a regulation that by how much time we have to come down to 14,000 or 10000 ft? If we cant descend to 10000 ft due terrain then how long can we stay up to 14,000?
I know this has been discussed earlier but the right answer still not found. I have seen people saying refer to MEL/FPPM but I could not find any there except minimum dispatch pressure which can be checked against bottle temperature for the day. My questions:
1) Pax get 12 mins generally (or 22mins). What about flight crew at 100% selection? QRH says set the regulators to 100% O2. So from the moment of donning/wearing how much time we are left with the flow of O2 (76 cubic feet cylinders)?
2) Is there a regulation that by how much time we have to come down to 14,000 or 10000 ft? If we cant descend to 10000 ft due terrain then how long can we stay up to 14,000?