What do you answer to "MINIMUM" in descent checklist when you are flying visual?
Hi.
I am new to A350 and I am wondering what should I answer to "MINIMUM" in descent checklist when I am flying visual. I was instructed to answer "Visual Circuite" when I was training visual traffic pattern in my transition training, so I am using it even if I am not in traffic pattern but I feel strange. Any ideas please. Thanks! |
Check your FCOM for the correct callout. Circuit training normally has little to do with line operations. "Set" or "xxx checked" would make much more sense.
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Why would you call minimums if you've already declared visual?
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Originally Posted by rudestuff
(Post 11374542)
Why would you call minimums if you've already declared visual?
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Ok, I'm not flying 350 but I fly 380 which is supposed to be the same. We do not have a descent checklist, only an approach checklist?
The reply to minimums in the approach checklist is an PFD callout. Just say whatever you see in the minimums spot on the FMA. We set 500ft in the FMS when doing a visual approach. |
Originally Posted by 737pilotguy
(Post 11374547)
Aside from that, how can you declare "visual" for the descent checklist which is completed before descent?
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What is a Descent checklist ? Either youi talk about Approach CL maybe ?
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Originally Posted by TheEdge
(Post 11374885)
What is a Descent checklist ? Either youi talk about Approach CL maybe ?
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Originally Posted by Vessbot
(Post 11375157)
A checklist done earlier, with more general type items, which reduces the workload later.
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POINT OF ORDER! There is no minimum on a visual approach (OK - 'zero' for the pedants)
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Wait... Airbus doesn't have a descent checklist?? Well you learn something new every day.
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Thanks
Thanks guys taking time for my niche question. I surprised that some doesn't know about Descent Checklist. Maybe my company's tailored?
Does anybody(anycompany) who has something like "answer rules" when you encounter an item not applicable? Ex) We have "Cabin Ready - Received" in Approach Checklist, and I wonder what to answer if I am flying cargo(NO PAX, NO CA). |
Originally Posted by cdp53190
(Post 11377282)
Thanks guys taking time for my niche question. I surprised that some doesn't know about Descent Checklist. Maybe my company's tailored?
Does anybody(anycompany) who has something like "answer rules" when you encounter an item not applicable? Ex) We have "Cabin Ready - Received" in Approach Checklist, and I wonder what to answer if I am flying cargo(NO PAX, NO CA). ”Not Applicable” I think you may be overthinking it all - it shouldn’t be that complicated. |
read the MANUAL!
FCTM PRO NOR NOR CHECKLIST APPROACH close the thread |
ECAM MEMO ? Landing No Blue
Cabin ? Ready. This is the landing CL for Airbus320, not the Approach, but maybe your Company fine tuned it for some reason or maybe on the A350 is completely different. |
From Airbus FCTM:
There are no ‘Paper Checklists’ when the aircraft is airborne. There are flows and briefings and ECAM memos though. If your airline has them, your answer at TOD would presumably be whatever altitude/height value you have set for landing. Unless they mean MSA? At actual minima, i.e. on final approach near the threshold, you would answer "land" or "visual" or "continue", (depending what your airline specifies), or "go-around - flap" as applicable. . |
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