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    This checklist provides information for pilots experiencing an emergency, including expecting a high stress level, taking the shortest route to the nearest suitable airport, and potentially having poor radio communication or oxygen masks. It also details actions such as being prepared to provide information on dangerous goods and passenger numbers, informing the landing airport, offering an out of wind landing if quicker, clearing the runway, and keeping the safety strip clear. The checklist concludes with noting pilots should be informed of the miles to touchdown at the next airport, low visibility approach procedures, airport details, and current weather at the landing airport.

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    This checklist provides information for pilots experiencing an emergency, including expecting a high stress level, taking the shortest route to the nearest suitable airport, and potentially having poor radio communication or oxygen masks. It also details actions such as being prepared to provide information on dangerous goods and passenger numbers, informing the landing airport, offering an out of wind landing if quicker, clearing the runway, and keeping the safety strip clear. The checklist concludes with noting pilots should be informed of the miles to touchdown at the next airport, low visibility approach procedures, airport details, and current weather at the landing airport.

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    Smoke Fire Cockpit Checklist 5547799 PDF

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    This checklist provides information for pilots experiencing an emergency, including expecting a high stress level, taking the shortest route to the nearest suitable airport, and potentially having poor radio communication or oxygen masks. It also details actions such as being prepared to provide information on dangerous goods and passenger numbers, informing the landing airport, offering an out of wind landing if quicker, clearing the runway, and keeping the safety strip clear. The checklist concludes with noting pilots should be informed of the miles to touchdown at the next airport, low visibility approach procedures, airport details, and current weather at the landing airport.

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    Expect
    High stress level in cockpit
    Shortest high-speed vector to land - nearest suitable aerodrome
    Poor RTF (oxygen mask) or loss of RTF
    Passenger evacuation
    RWY blocked

    Provide
    Be prepared to:
    Ask if there are dangerous goods on board
    Ask for number of Persons On Board (POB)
    Inform landing aerodrome
    Offer out of wind landing if more expeditious
    Clear RWY according to local instructions
    Keep safety strip clear
    APP/RWY lighting system 100%

    If necessary, inform the pilot about:


    Track miles to touchdown of next suitable aerodrome
    Availability of automatic approach low visibility procedure
    Aerodrome details as soon as possible
    WX information of landing aerodrome

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