the takeoff call'continue'
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the takeoff call'continue'
Some operators incorporate the call'continue' other than 'reject/abort' in the Takeoff briefing.I can see where this can apply,in the event of tyre failure,amber light etc,way prior to the V1 call.At one time British Airways made reference to Tyre failure on takeoff,is this still the case??.
Who else utilizes this call and why?(philosophy etc)
Who else utilizes this call and why?(philosophy etc)
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m&v in the airline i work for, the two words the Captain will use prior to V1 for a malfunction will be "STOPPING" or "CONTINUE"....
Prior to 80 knots, the Captain should call "STOPPING" if an event occurs that would be undesirable for continued takeoff roll or flight - such as Master Cautions/Warnings, unusual vibrations or tyre failure.
Above 80 knots, the takeoff should only be rejected for engine fire/failure, unsafe configuration or other condition severely affecting the safety of flight.
If prior to V1 the Captain elects to continue the takeoff with a malfunction other than an engine fire/failure, unsafe configuration or a condition that would severely affect the safety of flight he shall announce "CONTINUE".
[This message has been edited by VH_KAM (edited 02 December 2000).]
Prior to 80 knots, the Captain should call "STOPPING" if an event occurs that would be undesirable for continued takeoff roll or flight - such as Master Cautions/Warnings, unusual vibrations or tyre failure.
Above 80 knots, the takeoff should only be rejected for engine fire/failure, unsafe configuration or other condition severely affecting the safety of flight.
If prior to V1 the Captain elects to continue the takeoff with a malfunction other than an engine fire/failure, unsafe configuration or a condition that would severely affect the safety of flight he shall announce "CONTINUE".
[This message has been edited by VH_KAM (edited 02 December 2000).]
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In our company the continue call is used to indicate that a) the Commander is aware of the problem and wishes to continue take-off, and b) to indicate that he has not become incapacitated...which might be the conclusion if he sits in silence while engines explode around him, etc! 
