B738 simultaneous eng fire and failure afrer TO

[ogorek]

Hey, do you know any manuals based course of action in this case? (ENG1 fire + ENG2 failure after V1)

[Icelanta]

Yes,
Fire that idiot of a TRE.

The only thing you can do is to immediately start your circuit, keep the flaps, DO NOT TOUCH the engine that is on fire. PM tries to start failed engine if it is just a seizure.
Forget the checklists And QRH items. Fly the aircraft.

Very unrealistic scenario. Why not add some windshear and airspeed unreliable 🙄

[Ex Cargo Clown]

Too easy, add in a meteorite strike as well to add a bit of realism

[Pugilistic Animus]

To a circling NDB approach

[ogorek]

As long as he is still there you need to deal with this kind of sessions. I just wanted to be sure that there is no procedure/advisory information etc on that

[macdo]

If you really want to wow your over enthusiastic TRE, do a a rapid teardrop turn and land back on the reciprocal runway! Do check your tailwind limits to avoid a debrief item!

To be fair, if they are doing this as a Black Swan event, fair enough, as it does make you think outside the SOP box. But, judging by the OP's question, they sound as though this might be initial training, where it would be less helpful.

[flyboyike]

Originally Posted by Pugilistic Animus

To a circling NDB approach

Using 2 NDBs and a DME from a remote navaid.

[Capot]

Using 2 NDBs and a DME from a remote navaid.

Pah! Easy. Make it a VDF approach.

I've still got my AirtourVDF Instructor Mk 1, a little circular protractor with two reciprocal scales and a rotating centre which plotted the outbound and inbound courses, after you passed the overhead.

[Max Angle]

Its quite a good failure to use on the Airbus to demonstrate the limitations of the ECAM which prioritises the fire over the failure, if you dive straight in and follow the checklist you end up shutting down the only engine producing thrust and it all gets a bit quiet.