BA 747 Normal Procedures

BRITISH 747 FLYING MANUAL NORMAL PROCEDDURES
AIRWAYS TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 4
TABLE OF CONTENTS 04.00.01
PREFACE 04.00.02
NORMAL CHECK LIST 04.10.01
E/O'S PRE-FLIGHT CHECK - EXTERIOR INSPECTION 04.21.01
E/O'S TRANSIT CHECKS WITHOUT MAINTENANCE COVER 04.21.03
E/O'S PRE-FLIGHT CHECK - INTERNAL 04.21.11
PILOTS PRE-FLIGHT CHECK 04.21.31
FMS/INS SYSTEM - CHECK AND SET ■ 04.21.38
AMPLIFIED ENGINE START CHECK LIST 04.22.01
AMPLIFIED BEFORE TAKE-OFF CHECK LIST 04.23.01
AMPLIFIED AFTER TAKE-OFF CHECK LIST 04.23.11
AMPLIFIED E/O'S LEAVING PANEL CHECK LIST 04.23.12
AUTOLAND CHECK 04.26.01
AMPLIFIED BEFORE DESCENT CHECK LIST 04.26.02
AMPLIFIED APPROACH CHECK LIST 04.26.11
AMPLIFIED LANDING CHECK LIST 04.27.01
AMPLIFIED AFTER LANDING CHECK LIST 04.27.11
AMPLIFIED LEAVING AIRCRAFT CHECK LIST 04.28.01
TRAINING CHECK LIST 04.30.01
CLIP BOARD DATA 04.40.01
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NORMAL CHECKLIST - PILOTS & E/O's PRE-FLIGHT CHECK 04.00.02A
E/O'S PRE FLIGHT CHECK INTERNAL CHECKLIST DIFFERENCES 04.21.11A/

11B/
PILOTS' PRE FLIGHT CHECK - CHECKLIST DIFFERENCES 04.21.03A
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NORMAL CHECK LISTS
Pilot's and Engineers' Pre flight checks are produced in amplified form only and
should be performed by a standardised "scan" of the cockpit panels and equijsnent.
This enables flight crew to use the actual equipment, instruments, selectors and
switches as a physical check list, thus ensuring all necessary actions have been
taken. The pre flight safety checks which are not in a logic scan pattern are
produced as a unilateral (silent) check list, and this check must be carried out
using the check-list as a reference.
The Co-pilot will read "Before Starting Check List" all other check lists will be
read by the Engineer Officer. These check lists are normal challenge and response
type.
The Check Lists use abbreviations to indicate the crew member who is required to
carry out the appropriate sections.
C Pilot in charge. A Flight Attendants

P Co-Pilot G Ground (Ramp)
E Engineer Officer ALL C.P.E.
TRANSIT CHECKS
At Transit stations the full Pilots and Engineer Officers pre-flight "scan" check
must be carried out. At transit stops or short turn-arounds a full scan preflight
check must always be carried out but there is obviously no need to test those pieces
of equipment known to be serviceable on arrival. ^CD
CHECK OXYGEN
MASKS ETC.
THEN CCMMENCE
SCAN AS SHOWN,
STARTING IN THE
LEFT HAND SEAT.
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1. OVERHEAD PANEL
2. LIGHTSHIELD
CO-PILOT CHANGES
3. & 4. INSTRUMENT PANELS
TO RIGHT HAND SEAT
5. CENTRE INSTRUMENT PANEL AT THIS POINT
6. FWD ELECTRONIC PANEL
7. CONTROL STAND ®
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03/04 18 DEC.85
This manual complies with ANO (1980) Article 24, BOAR A6-7,
CAP 360 and Technical Services Procedure T-DON-02-05.
The inclusion of an uncertified revision will invalidate

this certification.
Signed
U!Cu, Head of Technical and
* Training Flight Crew
on behalf of
Chief Engineer (Technical
Services)
CAA Approval No.
DAI/8566/78.
Revised Pages Dated — 4 JUN.86
Incorporated By Signed
Prepared by Technical Information Services,

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INTERNAL SAFETY CHECK '
This inspection is to be performed before establishing electrical .
and/or pneumatic power to the airplane to ascertain that they may '
be applied safely.
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Windshield Wiper Switches Off j
Alternate Flap Switches Off |
Landing Gear Lever Down & In j
Transponder Mode Switch Stby |
Flap Lever Check i
Flap lever position must agree with flap position I
as noted on External Check. j
Radar Off |
Galley Power Bus Switches Off
Electric & Air Driven Hydraulic Pump

Switches Off
Fuel Jettison Panel Check

Check jettison pump switches OFF
Jettison valve and jettison nozzle valve
Switches CLOSE.
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Pre-Flight Check Completed ALL
Circuit Breakers Set E
INS/FMS Nav Mode. Loading checked. ALL
Mix.
Oxygen Mask and Pres. Checked ALL
Window Heat On P
Probe Heat Pitotsonly (-7); ON (-524) P/E
Emergency Lights Guard closed. Light Out C
Fit. Cont. Switches Guards closed. Lights Out C
Radios Set/VORS manual ALL
Pressure Altimeters ON H set and cross-checked ALL
Fuel on Board ...Kg C/E
FMS Updated ALL

Take-off Data Checked,indexed & bugged ALL
-7/-524/COMBI
Max. Airspeed Warning Set ALL
Switches (-524)
Stabiliser Green Band Set, Lights out C
Select S/W (-524)
Start Clearance (ATC) Obtained P
Thrust & Start Levers Closed and cut-off C

Seats & Safety Harness Locked & Secure ALL
Doors Status E
Beacon On P
Galley Power Off E
Boost Pumps On E
Ovrd/Jett Pumps As required E
(-524/COMBI)
Pack Valves All Off E
Clear to Start Obtained P/G
Flight Recorder On E
Brake Pressure Pump ON and Checked E
For Pushback only

No.1 ADP or No.4 ADP Auto E
Parking Brake & Press Set and Checked ALL

Start Pressure Checked E
Start Engines 4,1,2 and 3 E
Start Levers Idle C

Stabiliser Trim Checked & Set C/P
(-524 Lights Out)
Nacelle Anti-Ice As required C/E
APU Bleed Air Switch Closed E
Electrical Power Lights Out, ess normal E
Standby Power Normal E
Galley Power On E
Air Cond Set E
Bleed Valves Open C/E
Hydraulics Auto and Normal E
Aft Cargo Heat As required E
Doors Lights Out E
Anti-Skid Ground Mode Tested E
TD Prot Off & Low Tested E
Speed Bk Rel (If ftd)
Chocks & Grd. Equip Removed C
Dep. Time & U/C pins GMT, u/c Pins Removed &
Stowed C
A.I.D.S. Insert E
APU Stopped E
Brake Pressure Checked ALL
Engine Start Check Completed P
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BEFORE TAKE-OFF CHECKLIST 1
Flaps Selected 10° or 20° P

Speedbrake Down/Detent c i
Flight Controls Checked C/P 1 •
Fit. Insts. & Yaw Damper Checked. No flags C/P

Trim Set for take-off ALL 1
Annunciator Panels Checked E 1
Pressurisation Auto and set E
Flaps Set as req'd 10°/10° or ALL 1 -
20°/20° Green Lt. on

Eight Greens E 1
FMS Check/Update C/P ,
Briefing Stated. Trans. Alt C 1 9
C.S.O's Report Received, Doors Auto E
Boost Pumps Mains on. Lights out E 1

(-524/COMBI) Ovrd/Jett 1
As Required 1 •
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Fuel System Set for take-off E 1

Fuel Heat(-7 ONLY) Checked and off. Lts out E '
Hydraulics Checked E 1
Brake Temperatures Checked E ,
Cabin Crew T/0 Alert Complete E '
Transponder Set
Lights & Strobes As Required/on C/E '1
Pack Valves Off E 1
Ignition Fit. Start •
Body Gear Steering Guard Closed, Lights Out C/E '

Before Take-Off Check Complete E 1
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AFTER TAKE-OFF CHECKLIST •
Probe Heat On (-7) E/P 1

Lights Out (-524) E/P ,
Ignition As required E 1 0
Cabin Signs As required E 1

Landing Lights As required
Landing Gear Up and Off. Lts. out P/E '
Cargo Doors Lights out E 1
Pack Valves All on E
Air Cond. and Pres. Set E 1
Flaps Up, light out E 1
Fuel System Set E '
(-524/COMBI Only) 1
After Take-Off Check Complete E , 9
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E/O's LEAVING PANEL CHECKLIST 1
Systems Check Complete E 1 9
Fuel Heat (-7) Checked E 1 -—•
Fuel Feed Briefed C/E 1

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BEFORE DESCENT CHECXLiST
AUTOLAND
1
• I INS (CAT 3 only) Check Status ALL

1
Electrics (CAT.3 only) Split E/C
1
Radio Altimeters Tested C/P
1 ILS DEV Tested C/P
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Flag Watcher Check Flags C/P
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Flight Mode Annunciators Tested C/P
Autopilot Waller Tested
1 C/P
Pressurisation Set, All Packs ON E

Humidifiers Off E
Landing Data Ckd. Indexed & bugged ALL
HSI's& VOR's Radio Mode & Manual C/P
Transfer Switches & Fit.
Dir. Comp. Sel Status... ALL
Seats & Safety Harness Locked & Secure ALL
Safety Height Checked ALL
Briefing Stated, Trans. Level C

Limits Set and cross checked ALL
Before Descent Check Complete E
APPROACH CHECKLIST
Annunciators Panels Checked E

Cabin signs and Exit
Lights On E
Boost Pumps Mains on, lights out E
Crossfeed Valves Set for Landing E
Fuel Heat (-7) Check and off E
Ignition Flight start E
Auto-Brakes As required. Light Out C
Q.N.H. Set and Cross Checked ALL
Flaps Set...°/...0 Green Lt. ON P/E
Eight Greens E
Approach Check Complete E
LANDING CHECKLIST
Gear Check Down. In. Green ALL

Speedbrake Armed C
Hydraulics Checked E
Landing Check Complete
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Body Gear Steering Arm E '

Auto Brakes Off E 1
Speedbrakes Down E ,
Flaps Up E '
Transponder/DME Standby E 1 0
Lights & Strobes As Required/off E .

Probe Heat Off E 1
Ignition Off E 1
Radar Standby E ,
APU Master Switch On E •
B.T.B. Open Lights Extinguished E 1

Pressurisation Depressurised E 1
APU Start E ,
Galley Power Off E '
Brake Pressure Checked E • •
P.A, Call Cabin Crew C/E 1

Doors Manual
After Landing Checklist Complete E 1
1
LEAVING AIRCRAFT CHECKLIST •
Parking Brake & Pressure Set and Checked ALL '

Wheel Chocks In Position C 1
INS INS Pres. Posn. P/C 1
Electrical Power APU/Ground E
APU Air Bleed Open E ' •
Bleed Air Valves Closed E 1

Air Driven Pumps All off E 1
Aft Cargo Heat Off E ,
Nacelle Anti-Ice Off E '
Start Levers Cut Off E 1 •
Wing Anti-Ice Off E ,

Fasten Seat Belts Off E
Beacon Off E 1
Landing Lights Off E 1
Boost Pumps Off E '
Reserve Tank Valves Closed E 1
All Start Levers at Cut off Check E/P 1
Thrust Levers Full & Free Movement E
INS STBY/ALIGN E '
Max IND Pointers Record or Reset E/P 1 #
Flight Recorder Off E 1
1
Window Heat Off E 1
INS Off E ,
Emergency Lights Off E 1 •
BETA/MSAS
Switches (-524/COMBI) Off E '
Radio Master Switches Off E 1
Radar Off E
Standby Power Off E 1 •
Pack Valves Off E ,

Outflow Valves Manual E '
APU Air Bleed Closed E ,
Ground Electrical Power Established E
APU Stop E 1 •
Battery Switch Off E

Crew Oxygen Control Valve Closed E
NOTE: Proceeds below broken line if stopover exceeds one hour.'

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airW3.yS category 3 briefing
Ensure Autopilot is placarded TRIPLE or DUAL.
Confirm crew CAT 3 qualified & Autoland Check
complete.
In CAT 3 conditions request a CAT 3 approach from ATC.
If any RUNWAY lighting deficiency reported, use
CAT3 DH and RVR 600m.
Discuss minima and reversionary minima:—
TRIPLE CAT 3 DUAL CAT 3

DH/RVR 20 ft/200m DH/RVR 50ft/300m
T/D MID END T/D MID END
200 150 ^ adv 300 150 * adv
Loss of one Autopilot:- Loss of second Autopilot
Above Alert Ht., revert Revert to ILSC1
to DUAL CAT 3
Below Alert Ht., continue

to TRIPLE CAT 3
• Go-around is mandatory if RVR falls below minima

after DH + 1000 ft. However, if already below DH
and visual you may continue the approach.
• Loss of Electrical Busses (1) or (2) or (3 -i- 4) requires
a Go-around.
• Familiarise yourselves with actions required following
autoland warning on the approach.
• Co-pilot must stay on instruments throughout and
call "Alert","100 Above","Decide".
For auto-go-around call "Go-around Green".
• Engineer to monitor N1 gauges and warning lights.
Keep Checklist open at Autoland Aide Memoire and
provide guidance.
• After nosewheel is on the ground, check A/P & A/T
disengaged.
• Familiarise yourselves with CAT 2/3 turnoffs. Do
not call clear of R/W until past CAT 2/3 protected
area.
• If, after a Go-around, no further CAT 3 approaches

are to be attempted, RESTORE ELECTRICS TO
NORMAL on completion of After Take-Off Checklist.
CATEGORY 2 BRIEFING
• Briefing is the same as CAT 3 Except:—

DH/RVR is as published on AOM page
T/D MID END
as pub 150* adv
• If ANY lighting or RVR measurement deficiency

reported, use CAT 2 DH and RVR 600m.
• Do not split the ELECTRICAL Busses.
(* NOTE: Midpoint RVR, when reported, must
not be below minimum.
See Perf. Man. for RVR in USA and
Canada).
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AUTOLAND Aide Memoire
WIND SPEED TOTAL CROSS TAIL

LIMITS 25 10 gusting 15 5
WARNINGS after Start of Approach (DH & 1000 ft)

ABOVE ALERT HEIGHtI
TRIPLE DUAL
STEADY AMBER Paddle out A/P

Revert to 50ft/300m
FLASHING AMBER Revert to 50ft/300m Revert to ILSC1
STEADY RED Paddle out A/P

Revert to ILSC1
FLASHING RED Cancel k Revert to ILSH

&WAILER Warning w
ILS DEVIATION Continue unless tracking poor

LIGHTS
ENGINE FAILURE Disconnect A/Ps k MANUAL

J GO-AROUND
If possible, re-engage A/Ps; but not below 1000 ft RA.
BELOW ALERT HEIGHT

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TRIPLE DUAL
STEADY AMBER Continue approach

do NOT alter
FLASHING AMBER minima A/P disconnects
at 150 ft RA
Amber lights are inhibited below 150 ft. RA.
STEADY RED Disconnect i

& WAILER A/P 1
FLASHING RED Cancel 1
& WAILER Warning 1
k MANUAL GO-AROUND *
ENGINE Disconnect 1
FAILURE A/Ps 1
C.I.W.S. Disconnect 1
RED LIGHT A/Ps f
ILS DEVIATION
LIGHTS
— 1\ AUTO GO-AROUND *
Manual landing is permitted only when the aircraft is
correctly aligned AND the visual reference specified in
the Manuals has been established.
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E/O'S PRE-FLIGHT CHECK
EXTERIOR INSPECTION
This inspection is performed on arrival at the aircraft and takes the form of a
visual inspection to check that the aircraft is in an acceptable condition for
flip;ht and to ascertain that it is safe to proceed with the flight deck pre-flight
checks. Adverse weather or at stations where maintenance cover is not available
will require additional items to be inspected.
Adverse weather procedures see Chapter 17 of this manual.
The Preflight check plus the additional items listed in the aircraft
Maintenance Log Maintenance Schedule sheets must be carried out. The transit
sheets in the documentation file need not be completed.
NOSE SECTION - CHECK
Probes, sensors undamaged and covers removed.

Airplane skin undamaged.
Windshield Wipers, above parking stop.
NOSE GEAR AND WHEEL WELL - CHECK
Tyres inflated and free from obvious damage, chocks in place.

Shock strut inner cylinder visible and no leakage.
Wheel well area free of fluid leaks, and doors closed.
Ground lock pin removed.
RIGHT FORWARD FUSELAGE
Static Ports uncovered.

Fuselage skin undamaged.
RIGHT WING AND ENGINE 3 AND 4 - CHECK
Inboard wing undersurfaces free of fluid leaks and

all panels closed.
Leading edge flap position noted.
No. 3 engine strut undamaged, access panels closed.
Blowout panels in place and free of fluid leaks.
Hot and cold exhaust sections in acceptable
condition and unobstructed.
Exhaust section in acceptable condition and
unobstructed.
fJT9D) Thrust reverser sleeves fully forward •
and latched.
(RB211) Check red thrust reverser lock indicating
pins Cone each side of each cowl) not protruding. 1
Engine cowling undamaged, access panels closed and
free of fluid accumulation under nacelle.
Inlet temperature sense probe undamaged.
Fire bottle discharge discs intact (-3A/-7 ONLY).
Inlet pressure sense probe undamaged.
Mid wing undersurface free of fluid leaks and all panels closed.
No.4 engine inspection same as No.3.
Outboard wing undersurface, free of fluid leaks and all panels closed.
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Outboard aileron undamaged, and clear.

Outboard flap - undamaged, position noted.
Inboard aileron - undamaged, and clear.
Inboard flaps - as outboard flaps.
RIGHT WING GEAR - CHECK
Tyres inflated and free from obvious damage.

Shock strut inner cylinder visible and no leakage.
Shock strut pressure gauges, check 1000, - 1500 P.S.I, and
that the pressure in all four main gears are within
400 P.S.I, of each other.
Wheel well area free of fluid leaks, and doors closed.
Ground lock pin removed.
RIGHT BODY GEAR - CHECK
Inspection same as wing gear.
RIGHT AFT FUSELAGE
Fuselage skin undamaged, free of fluid leaks.

A.P.U. Drain mast no fluid leak.
Spoilers on R.H. wing down.
EMPENNAGE AND CONTROL SURFACES - CHECK
Check all moveable control surfaces are clear, free of fluid leaks, and
undamaged.
A.P.U. exhaust area clear for running.
LEFT AFT FUSELAGE - CHECK
Fuselage skin undamaged, free of fluid leaks.

Spoilers on L.H. wing down.
LEFT BODY GEAR - CHECK
Inspection same as right body gear.

LEFT WING GEAR - CHECK
Inspection same as right wing gear.
LEFT WING AND ENGINES 1 AND 2 - CHECK
Inspection same as right wing and engines 3 and 4.

LEFT FORWARD FUSELAGE - CHECK
Inspection same as right forward fuselage.

Both cabin pressure relief valves closed.
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TRANSIT CHECKS WITHOUT MAINTENANCE COVER

The preflight check plus the additional items listed in the aircraft Maintenance
Log Maintenance Schedule sheets must be carried out. The transit sheets in the
documentation file need not be ccmpleted.
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INTERNAL
MAINTENANCE LOG
Check entries and notes to crew.
CREW OXYGEN CONTROL VALVE - OPEN
Valve open and pressure within green band.
SAFETY CHECK
Use check list.
CIRCUIT BREAKERS - ALL C/Bs CHECKED IN
Check all C/Bs are IN on P6 (three sections), P7, P12 and P126
NOTE; Those circuit breakers which are pulled by Maintenance and which have
flight/ground safety connotations are fitted with yellow plastic caps.
Since this form of marking somewhat reduces the exposed area of the circuit
breaker when tripped, it is essential that these C/Bs are physically
checked in prior to each departure.
AC METER SELECTOR - APU 1
INS BATT PARALLEL - GUARD CLOSED
STANDBY POWER SWITCH - OFF
ESSENTIAL POWER - NORMAL
BATTERY SWITCH - ON
ON and voltage checked. If Batt Power only available the aural warning system
will give false warnings until AC and DC power is established.
D.C. METER SELECTOR - APU BATT
D.C. ISOLATION SWITCHES - CLOSED, LIGHTS OUT.
APU BLEED AIR SWITCH - CLOSED Carry out items in shaded area
to start A.P.U.
APU FIRE WARNING AND SQUIB CHECK
Check A.P.U. fire switch in, position indicators out of view, and A.P.U. fire
bottle DISCHARGE light extinguished.
Hold the A.P.U. Squib test switch to SQUIB TEST; check that SQUIB O.K.
annunciator light illuminates.
Select A.P.U. fire detection system switch BOTH.

Hold the A.P.U. fire/fault test A switch to FIRE TEST; check that both master fire
warning lights, A.P.U. fire detection light, A.P.U. fire handle and A fault light
illuminate, and the fire warning bell sounds.
Repeat procedure with A.P.U. fire/fault test B switch to FIRE TEST noting B fault
light illuminates.
Repeat procedures placing test switches to FAULT TEST.

APU MASTER SWITCH - ON
Check annunciator lights and oil quantity (min. 1-9 imp qts.)
APU - START
Check starter cutout at 50% RPM, by noting rise in APU Batt Voltage.
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APU/EXTERNAL ELECTRICAL POWER - ESTABLISHED
Split System Breaker should be closed if only one ground electrical source is
being used. If two electrical sources are connected to the sync bus the SSB
will be OPEN and the light ON. Check bus tie breaker lights "OUT".
FMS EQUIPPED A/C
When changing power sources advise the pilots to prevent any CDU selections being
made at the time of changeover, this precaution will prevent any unwanted resyn-
chronising of the FMC's.
A.C. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM - CHECK FOR START
Check the following lights and switches.

Gen. breaker open lights "ON", Field OFF Lights "OUT", Gen. bearing failure lights
(-3A/-7) "OUT", C.S.D. low pressure warning lights "ON" and C.S.D. Disconnect
switches guarded and safetied.
ENGINE INSTRUMENTS - NORMAL
Check that power failure flags are not visible and maximum indication pointers
are at correct setting. Note: Power changes may cause the instruments to moment
arily peak full scale.
ENGINE LIMIT CONTROL (-524) - NORMAL
ENGINE VIBRATION INDICATORS (COMBI) - SELECT L.P. ROTOR POSITION
Indicators read zero.

Hold Test/Reset switch to test for 5 sees. Indicator lights flash.
Hold Test/Reset switch to reset. Indicator lights out.
ENGINE VIBRATION INDICATORS (-524) - TEST
Check all vibration indicators at zero and the rotor selector in NORMAL position.
Hold vibration alarm test switch to ALARM TEST; check all vibration alarm lights
and Eng Vib light on forward annunciator panel flash.
Place detector switch to other detector "A" or "B" and repeat the test.
Select System "A" outbound from London and System "B" inbound to LHR.
PANEL INDICATOR LIGHTS - TEST
Check that all indicator lights illuminate.

SERVICE INTERPHONE SWITCH - OFF
OXYGEN MASK AND REGULATOR (E/O's STATION) - CHECKED ON 100?

Headset "ON" - "INT" audio "ON" Select Boom/Mask switch to "MASK"
Mask stowed. 0^ supply lever "ON" Diluter lever "100?"
Push to Talk switch to "INT"
O2 Emergency lever to "TEST MASK" - O2 flow can be heard this confirms
serviceability of O2 system and mask mic.
Push to talk switch "OFF" Select Boom/Mask switch to "BOOM".
NOTE: In case of malfunction carry out full check as per 11.20.01.
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RADIO BUS MASTER SWITCHES - ON (PRE-MOD)
FMS/INS SYSTEM - LOAD AND ALIGN
NOTE: This portion of the pre-flight check may be done by one of the pilots
to expedite the alignment process.
The airplane must not be towed or taxied during INS alignment. Position
each INS Mode selector switch to Align.
Adjust dim switch on INS data selector switch to desired intensity; check
that INSERT switch is illuminated and FROM-TO indicates 01 on each module.
Test INS circuit status:
- Press TEST switch; check that all INS lamps (except keyboard and clear lamps)
illuminate, figure eight (8) appears in all digit positions of both data displays,
directional letters (NS) appear in the left display, directional letters (EW)
appear in the right display, and FROM-TO indicates 88. Also check that INS ready
navigate and battery li^ts on their respective INS mode selector modules
illuminate.
- Repeat test on each module (Facility not available on FMS CDU).

Check INS malfunctions:
- Red warn li^t on each control display module and red BATT li^t on each mode
selector module should be extinguished. Illumination of the amber BATT light on
the control display modules during align mode indicates that battery power is
operating normally.
FMS
Initialisation from power up.

IDENT is displayed automatically on power up.
If IDENT page is not displayed select IDENT line on INDEX page.
IDENT
- Check aircraft type and note engine marks for rating selection on THRUST
LIM SEL page.
- Check NAV. DATA and effective dates, amend if necessary.
- Check OP PROGRAM valid. (Notification of change will be by Flight Crew Notice).
- Key line 6R. POS INIT.
POSITION INITIALISATION
- Enter departure airfield identifier (4 figure character) under REF AIRPORT.

- Enter gate identifier.
- Enter SET INS POS by line selection (from GATE, or if not available REF AIRPORT)
- Check GMT
Leave POS. INIT. page displayed.
INS CDU(s) - Enter LAT/LONG as displayed at SET INS POS.
- Position data selector switch to POS.
- Press keyboard switch for north (N2) or south (8S) latitude as required.
- Press keyboard switches in sequence for present position latitude and observe
correct latitude in left data display.
- Press INSERT switch and observe loaded LAT ^0.1' in left data display.
- Press keyboard switch for east (6E) or west (W4) longitude as required.
- Press keyboard switches in sequence for present position longitude and observe
correct longitude in right data display.
- Press INSERT switch and observe insert li^t extinguish and new present position
data, latitude and longitude, jv 0.1' appear in left and right data displays.
Repeat for each INS module.
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STANDBY POWER SWITCH - MANUAL ON ^

Check green Standby Power On Light is ON and that warning
flags on N.^ and E.G.T. indicators are out of view. EX LONDON
STANDBY POWER SWITCH - OFF and Terminal ^
Check green light out and that warning flags on N-] and E.G.T. Stations only
indicators are in view.
STANDBY POWER SWITCH - NORMAL
Standby power switch to NORMAL; check green light out and that warning flags on
N1 and EGT indicators are out of view.
INS Battery Parallel Switch - NORMAL

D.C. POWER - CHECKED ^
Press D.C. meter switches one at a time, check voltage and amperage (25-32 volts
and Positive amps indication). Main battery voltage MIN 27.5v.
OXYGEN - CHECKED, GUARD CLOSED
Check crew and passenger oxygen pressure 1650 to 1850 PSI. Passenger oxygen
switch NORM (guarded) and ON light extinguished. First aid oxygen OFF.
GALLEY POWER BUS SWITCHES - ON Trip lights out.
AIR CONDITIONING AND PNEUMATIC SYSTEMS - CHECKED AND SET ^
(A) Ex London.
Check all pack control switches in AUTO.

Gasper fan "On".
Pack valves "Closed".
Recirculating fans as required.
Isolation valves "Closed".
Bleed air valve switches - "OPEN".
Check that "Pack Trip", "Overheat", "Press Relief (-3A/-7)", "Strut OVHT (-524)",
and "High Stage"*, lights are extinguished - "Valve Closed" light illuminated.
*NOTE: -524 engine "High Stage" Bleed lights are frequently found
illuminated during pre-flight scan checks. No action need be
taken unless positive evidence of a genuine malfunction exists.
Trim air valve closed.
Zone overheat lights extinguished.
Zone temperature selectors "AUTO"
APU Bleed air open. NOTE: No rise on L or R Pneu. duct press.
Open LH isolation valve. Note press rise.
Open RH isolation valve. Note press rise.
Press No. 1 pack selector switch and note no flow and Bypass Valve at least one
quarter out of full cool and Inlet and Exit doors in full cool position.
Open No. 1 pack valve.
NOTE: a Decrease in A.C.M. outlet temp.
b Increase in Comp discharge temp,
c Airflow in green range.
d Inlet and Exit door full cool. Bypass Valve modulates.
Repeat procedure for packs 2 and 3 - leave packs operating on completion of this
check. Operate any zone temp, selector to Manual Warn.
NOTE: a Associated trim air valve moves towards full heat,
b Duct temp as A.C.M. outlet.
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Trim air switch to open, check rise on selected duct temp.

Return zone temp, switch to AUTO.
(B) All Other Stations.

APU bleed air open.
Pack controls "Auto"
Pack Valves "Open"
Recirculating fans and Gasper fan as required.
Isolation valves OPEN.
Bleed air valve switches - "OPEN"
Trim air switch OPEN.
Zone temp, selectors "Auto".
STRUT OVERHEAT (MODIFIED A/C) - TESTED
Press Test switch. Check Four Strut Overheat lights illuminate. Release
test switch, lights extinguished.
CABIN ALTITUDE CONTROL - CHECKED AND SET
Set pressurisation rate selector to the index.
Set flight/cabin altitude indicator to 1000 ft. above cruise on FLT scale.
Set 29.92 on BARO SET indicator and cabin altimeter.
Place pressurisation mode selector to AUTO.
Press and hold rate limit test switch. Check that outflow valve indicators move
toward the closed position and the AUTO FAIL light illuminates.
Place pressurisation mode selector to MAN. Check that outflow valve movement
stops and AUTO FAIL light extinguishes.
Reposition pressurisation mode selector to AUTO, then release rate limit test
switch. Check that AUTO FAIL light illuminates and that outflow valve indicators
move toward the open position.
Reset system by positioning pressurisation mode selector to MAN. Check that AUTO
FAIL light extinguishes. Return mode selector to AUTO.
FUEL SYSTEM - CHECK AND SET
Check fuel temperature indications. Leave indicator selected to No. 1 Main.

Press fuel used reset switch until all fuel used indicators move to zero.
Place scavenge pump switch ON; check that scavenge pump low PRESS light
illuminates momentarily then extinguishes.
Place scavenge pump switch OFF.
Check fuel heat switches (-3A/-7) in CLOSE position, and heater lights
extinguished.
Check all Engine Fuel Shut-off Valve switches are OPEN (guarded) note ENG VALVE
lights illuminated dim-valve closed.
Place all FWD boost pump and left override/Jettison pump switches ON; check that
all FWD boost pump and left override/jettison pump low PRESS lights extinguish
and all AFT boost pump and right override/jettison pump low PRESS lights remain
illuminated.
NOTE: If APU is operating and No. 2 main AFT boost pump is OFF, its low PRESS
light will remain extinguish.
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Place all FWD boost pump and left override/Jettison pump switches OFF; check
that all boost pump and override/jettison pump low PRESS lights illuminate.
- Repeat procedure for all AFT boost pumps and right override/jettison pumps.
Position each reserve fuel transfer switch to open; check that RES VALVE light
illuminates in transit, then extinguishes (valve open).
Position each reserve fuel transfer switch to close; check that RES VALVE light
illuminates in transit, then extinguishes (valve closed).
Position each fuel cross-feed switch to the opposite position selected; check
that CROSS FEED VALVE light illuminate (in Transit) then extinguish (valve in
either open or closed position).
Position No. 2 and No.3 cross-feed switches to close and No.1 and U cross-feed
switches to open; check that CROSS FEED VALVE lights illuminate (in Transit),
then extinguish (valve in either open or closed position).
ENGINE FUEL CONDITION ACTUATOR (MODIFIED A/C) - CHECKED
Check all engine fuel condition actuator lights DIM.
T. A. T. - FLAG CLEAR (not fitted on FMS modified a/c)
CLOCK - SET
OIL PRESSURE/DIFF LIGHTS ILLUMINATE (524 A/C)

HYDRAULICS - CHECKED
Press the quantity test and hold until all low quantity lights illuminate. After
test, check for quantity within the green band and that all low quantity lights
have extinguished.
Check all engine driven pump switches NORMAL and all air driven pump switches ^
OFF.
Check all low pressure lights illuminated.

Check hydraulic temperature gauges are on scale.
BRAKE SYSTEM - CHECKED, GUARDS CLOSED
Check normal brake source select switch in PRIM SYS 4 (guarded) position,
SEC SYS 1 light extinguished, low pressure light ON.
ENGINE FIRE DETECTION - TESTED
Check all fire warning loop switches in BOTH.

Place nacelle fire/fault test A switch to FIRE TEST;-
Check that the FIRE/FAULT light on pilots annunciator and Fault light on
temperature indicator illuminate and A loop temperature indicators go to red
range.
Release test switch, check warning lights extinguish and indicators return to
the green band.
Place nacelle fire/fault test A switch to FAULT TEST:-

Check that FIRE/FAULT light on Pilots annunciator and Fault light on temperature
indicator illuminate and A loop temperature indicators go to 'F' band.
Release test switch check warning lights extinguish and indicators return to
the green band.
Repeat procedure with nacelle fire/fault test B switch observing B nacelle
temperature indicators.
Simultaneously place nacelle fire/fault test A and B switches to FIRE TEST,
check that all engine fire handles illuminate, master FIRE warning lights
illuminate and Fire warning bell sounds.
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Release test switches; check that all warning lights extinguish and
bell is silenced.
Repeat procedure simultaneously placing nacelle fire/fault test A & B

switches to FAULT TEST.
LOWER CARGO FIRE PROTECTION - TESTED (Earlier Airplanes)

Place squib test switch to FWD; check that SQUIB OK light illuminates
when squib test bottle switch is placed to BOTTLE 1 and BOTTLE 2
position.
- Repeat procedure with squib test switch in AFT position.

Press FWD 1 detector test switch; check that FWD and LWR cargo fire
warning lights and master FIRE warning lights illuminate.
- Repeat procedure with FWD 2 detector test switch.
Press AFT 3 detector test switch; check that AFT and LWR cargo fire
warning lights and master FIRE warning lights illuminate.
- Repeat procedure with AFT 4, 5 and 6 detector test switches.
Check compartment select switch OFF, and bottle 1 and 2 DISCH lights
extinguished.
LOWER CARGO FIRE PROTECTION (Later airplanes)

Check fire detector switches in BOTH, compartment select switch OFF,
bottle 1 and 2 DISCHARGE lights extinguished and discharge switch
guards down.
Press and hold detector test switch 'A', check that all DETECTOR A
(3) lights illuminate.
Press and hold detector test switch 'B', check that all DETECTOR A
lights extinguish and that FWD, AFT and BULK fire warning lights
illuminate, master FIRE and LWR CARGO fire warning lights illuminate.
Release detector test switch 'A', check that FWD, AFT and BULK fire
warning lights extinguish, all other fire warnings cease and that
all DETECTOR B lights illuminate.
Release detector test switch 'B', check that all DETECTOR B lights
extinguish.
Hold squib test switch to BTL 1; check FWD and AFT/BULK lights
illuminate.
- Repeat test with squib test switch in BTL 2 position.

EQUIPMENT COOLING SYSTEM - CHECKED AND NORMAL
Check blower switch NORMAL, the NO AIR FLOW light out, and the equipment
cooling valve switch NORMAL (guarded closed). Smoke test switch to
TEST, and check that the SMOKE light illuminates. (On GAWNO and later
aircraft the Flight Deck blower will stop and if test is prolonged
'NO AIRFLOW LIGHT' will illuminate. Reset may take in excess of 2
minutes).
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AFT CARGO HEAT - TESTED AND OFF
Cai^go heat switch to TEST; check that ON light illuminates and

OVERHEAT light is extinguished. When switch is released to OFF position
check that ON light extinguishes.
WING LEADING EDGE OVERHEAT SYSTEM - TESTED
EARLY AIRPLANES - Hold wing leading edge overheat switch to TEST A;
check that WING OVHT lights illuminate.
- Repeat procedure with switch in TEST B position.
LATER AIRPLANES - Check LEFT and RIGHT WING system selector switches
BOTH. Hold test switch to SYS 1; check both LEFT and RIGHT WING OVHT
lights illuminate.
- Repeat procedure with test switch to SYS 2.
TURBINE OVERHEAT WARNING SYSTEM (-524) - TEST
Check all turbine overheat detector switches in BOTH and FAULT light
extinguished.
Hold "A" detector test switch to TEST; check all detector FAULT lights
and pilots' FIRE FAULT light illuminate.
Release test switch; check all FAULT lights extinguished.
- Repeat test with "B" switch to TEST, check for proper indication for "B"
detectors.
Hold both "A" and "B" detector test switches to TEST; check that TURBINE
OVERHEAT warning light is illuminated and that the master FIRE warning
lights and engine fire switches illuminate and the fire warning bell
sounds.
Release test switches; check FIRE warning lights and bell cancels.
Press TURBINE OVERHEAT warning light to extinguish light.
ENGINE SQUIB CIRCUITS - TESTED AND OFF
Hold squib test to LEFT BOTTLE; check that all SQUIB OK lights
illuminate.
- Repeat procedure for RIGHT BOTTLE position.

GALLEY/LAV FAN - AUTO (POST MOD ON)
HUMIDIFIER AND POTABLE WATER - OFF AND CHECKED
Check all the switches are in the OFF position and sufficient quantity
of water available.
DOOR ANNUNCIATOR - CHECKED
Lights must correspond to systems status.
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ANTI-SKID GRD MODE - TEST
Hold anti-skid ground mode test switch to PRIM TEST

Check that GRD mode light illuminates.
- Repeat test with switch in ALT TEST.
TD PROT OFF & LOW SPEED BK REL (if fitted) - TEST
Hold the test switch in Prim & Alt.
If both lights on E/O's panel and LOW SPEED BK REL light on pilots
annunciator illuminate. Touchdown Protection and Anti-skid systems
are serviceable.
BRAKE TEMPERATURE MONITOR - TESTED
Press and hold brake overheat test switch and individually press each
wheel switch; check that brake OVERHEAT light and BRAKE OVHT annunciator
lights illuminate and all brake temperatures indicate overheat temperature;
release test switch; check that lights extinguish.
Press any two unlighted switches simultaneously to cancel selection.
Failure to cancel selections renders E/O's Overheat Light inoperative.
ANTI-SKID ANNUNCIATOR - SYS ON, LIGHTS OUT
LANDING GEAR ANNUNCIATOR - CHECKED
Press gear and tilt PRIM landing gear annunciator switches; check that
appropriate annunciator lights illuminate.
Press door PRIM landing gear annunciator switch; check that annunciator
lights agree with door positions noted during the exterior safety
inspection.
- Repeat procedure using ALT landing gear annunciator switches.
BODY GEAR STEERING - CHECKED
Check body gear steering PRESS Light and left and right body UNLOCKED
lights extinguished when selected to both PRIM and ALT systems.
LE FLAP ANNUNCIATOR - Lights must correspond to systems status.
JETTISON PANEL - CHECKED
^ FLIGHT RECORDER (later airplanes) - CHECK

Hold flight recorder switch in TEST; check that OFF light extinguishes.
Place flight recorder switch OFF; check that OFF light illuminates.
AIDS - CHECKED & LOADED
Earlier Airplanes (NA - NO)
A. Before Loading:
Check start/stop switch in STOP (guarded) position, L.T. REC FAIL light
extinguished and black disc in view in magnetic indicator.
Hold test on switch to TEST ON position; check that L.T. RED FAIL light
remains extinguished and magnetic indicator shows a white disc.
Release test on switch; check that L.T. REC FAIL light remains
extinguished and magnetic indicator shows a black disc.
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B. To Load
NOTE: Only DATE and WEIGHT need be loaded, but it is important to use the
specified thumbwheels.
AIRPLANES STILL FITTED WITH PV 740 (original) system:
1. On second row using the first three thumbwheels enter the RAMP weight (e.g.
321,600 kg = 322), when obtained from the loadsheet.
2. On second row using the last four thumbwheels enter the date (e.g. 1st July =
0107).
AIRPLANES FITTED WITH PVS 1910 (modified) system:
1. On second row using the first four thumbwheels enter the RAMP weight (e.g.
321,600 kg = 3216), when obtained from the loadsheet.
2. On third row using the first four thumbwheels enter the date (e.g. 1st July =
0107).
Later Airplanes (NP and subsequent a/c)
A. Before Loading
1. Observe FAULT light on, and Fault Ident Selector at SYS.
2. Hold POWER SWITCH to ON, check FAULT light extinguished and Flight Recorder
OFF light extinguished.
3. If FAULT light remains illuminated, hold test switch ON and rotate Fault
Ident Selector to each position in turn. When each unit is tested, the
FAULT light will be on if a fault is detected or off if the unit is
serviceable.
B. To Load
NOTE: Only the DATE and WEIGHT need be loaded
1. Press CLEAR MEM key. To check memory clear, key in code 2033- Press
DISPLAY key. DATA should show approx. 1.00.
2. Press CLEAR key.
3. Key in date code 1001
4. Key in date (e.g. 8th April = 0004). Check data display correct.
5. Press INSERT, display will go blank.
6. Key in weight code 1002.
7. Key in RAMP weight (e.g. 321,600 kg = 3126) when obtained

from loadsheet. Check data display correct.
8. Press INSERT, display will go blank.
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GENERATOR ANNUNCIATOR - CHECKED
Press READ switch. Check that all lights remain extinguished

DOCUMENTATION CHECK
Flight Planning and Performance Manual, Part 2.

PORTABLE CO2 (OR BCF) FIRE EXTINGUISHER - STOWED SEAL INTACT.
ASBESTOS GLOVES - STOWED
SMOKE GOGGLES - STOWED
Check goggles stowed at E/O's station.

ESCAPE REELS - ATTACHED AND STOWED
CREW EMERGENCY HATCH - CHECKED
SMOKE HOOD - STOWED
CREW BREATHING APPARATUS
Checked stowed, Indicator Pink, Duration in green range.

CRASH AXE - STOWED
FIRST AID KIT SEAL INTACT (PRE-MOD)
SMOKE PORT - CHECK CLOSED
UPPER DECK PASSENGER DOOR(S) - CHECKED
Check passenger door(s) closed.

AUTO-MANUAL SELECTORS - MANUAL
ESCAPE SLIDES
Check escape slide(s) in forward deployment position

and backboard release handles in locked position.
Safety pin removed from manual inflation handle.
NOTE: Due to weight of the pack assembly considerable force
is required in an aft direction when checking escape
slide assembly is locked correctly.
WINDSHIELD RAIN REPELLENT - CHECKED
Check that sight gauge level is above refill mark, pressure

indicator within green band, and shut off valve handle
in vertical position.
Check goggles stowed at Observers Stations.

WINDSHIELD WASHING FLUID - CHECKED
Check that sight gauge level is above refill.

LIFE JACKETS - FIVE STOWED
One stowed behind Capts, F/0 and E/O's seat. Two observers
lifejackets stowed on left hand flight deck side wall.
NOTE:- On aircraft with IPECO seats the F/O's life Jacket is stowed at floor
level at rear of E/O's panel support.
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AFTER REFUELLING IS COMPLETED
FUEL LOAD - CHECJCED
Press the fuel quantity test switch; check that all fuel quantity indicator
needles and digital indicators move toward zero.
Release test switch; check that all indicators return to original indications.
Check that fuel required on Flight Plan agrees with figure in Technical Log
and in tanks.
FUEL SYS ISOLATION VALVE - OPEN
Checked valve light extinguishes.
WHEN LOAD SHEET AVAILABLE
GROSS WEIGHT/TOTAL FUEL INDICATOR - SET
Set computed gross weight in weight indicator. Press "GAUGES PRESS TO TEST",
both Gross Wt and Total Fuel should decrease.
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UPPER DECK ENTRY DOOR AND SLIDE - CHECKED
Check door CLOSED.
Check escape slide locked in forward DEPLOYMENT position and packboard release
handle in LOCKED position.
SAFETY PIN removed from Manual Inflation Handle.
NOTE; On the 747F, when access to the flight deck is via the upper
deck entry door, the door should normally be opened and closed
from the inside by the Flight Crew.
LIFE RAFTS - SECURE
EMERGENCY BEACONS - STOWED
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PILOT'S PRE-FLIGHT CHECK
Electrical power must not be established on the aircraft to enable the Pilot's Pre-
Flight Check or FMS/INS loading to commence, until confirmation is received that
both the external check and the internal safety check are complete.
If electrical power has been established prior to the crew's arrival at the
aircraft, FMS/INS loading may be commenced.
Check goggles stowed at Captain's and F/O's station.

OXYGEN MASKS AND REGULATORS (CAPTAIN'S & F/O's) - CHECKED ON 100$
Headset "ON" - "INT" audio "ON". Select Boom/Mask switch to "MASK".
Mask stowed. O2 supply lever "ON". Diluter lever "100$".
Push to Talk switch to "INT".
O2 Emergency lever to "TEST MASK" - O2 flow can be heard this confirms

serviceability of O2 system and mask mike.
Push to talk switch "OFF". Select Boom/Mask switch to "BOOM".
NOTE; In case of malfunction carry out full check as per 11.20.01
STATIC SCURCE SELECTORS - NORMAL
OVERHEAD PANEL
RADIO MASTER BUS SWITCHES - CHECK ON

STALL WARNING SYSTEMS - TEST AND NORMAL
Place stall warning No.1 switch to TEST; check that PWR OFF light extinguishes,
test indicator disc rotates anticlockwise, stick shaker vibrates and stick nudger
applies airplane nose down force. Release switch; check that PWR OFF light
illuminates, indicator disc and stick shaker and stick nudger action stops.
- Repeat test for stall vaming No.2 test Indicator disc rotates clockwise.
NOTE: Flaps must be up for stick nudger to operate.
NACELLE ANTI-ICE (-7) - OFF
Check all switches are OFF and lights extinguished.
NACELLE ANTI-ICE (524)
Place each switch to OVHT TEST position; check COWL OVHT light illuminates;
place switch to OFF; check OVHT light extinguished.
WING ANTI-ICE - OFF
Check switch is OFF and lights extinguished.

PROBE HEAT (-7) - CHECK AND OFF
With switches to ON individually press aux pitots, temp probe and main pitots
switches and check for indication on both meters (Pitots 5 amps. Temp Probe
1 amp. approx.), then switch OFF
PROBE HEAT (-524) - CHECK & OFF
Check probe heat switch OFF and all MAIN PITOT, AUX PITOT AND TAT PROBE lights
illuminated.
Place both probe heat switches to TAT TEST; check that both TAT PROBE lights
extinguish. Place both probe heat switches to ON; check that all lights
extinguish.
Place both probe heat switches OFF.
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WINDOW HEAT - CHECKED AND ON
Switches ON
Press POWER LIGHTS switch; check that all window heat POWER lights illuminate. If
POWER lights LI and R1 do not illuminate, press the POWER TEST switch and check
that POWER TEST and LI and R1 power lights illuminate. (In high ambient
conditions the power lights will flicker momentarily and the window 1 OVHT
annunciator light on E/0 annunciator module will illuminate. This is a valid test
of the system).
In low or moderate ambient caiditions IF an automatic 0/Heat did not occur the
following test should be carried out:-
Power lights Switch 'ON'
Press and hold the Power Test and check LI and R1 lights on
Press OVHT TEST, check LI and R1 lights extinguish and WINDOW OVHT lights on
the Pilots and E/O's annunciators illuminate.
Window heat switches LI and R1 OFF then ON to reset overheat Test Circuit - check
OVHT lights extinguished. Power Light Switch OFF.
NOTE 1; In high ambient conditions power lights may not illuminate for 2 9c 3
wind ows.
NOTE 2: Where windshield heat has been switched OFF and OAT is -7°C or below,
switch windshield ON for 3 minutes, then OFF for 2 minutes before
leaving windshield heat ON.
No.2 H.F. RADIO - SET
EVACUATION SIGNAL - GUARD CLOSED
Ex London only, announce on P.A that an evacuation test signal is being actuated
and request C.S.O. to report when test complete using interphone selection P.P.
Place switch to ON; check horn (bleeper) sounds and light flashes; silence horn
(bleeper) by using horn shut-off button. Return switch to OFF position and close
guard. Receive C.S.O's report.
ALTERNATE FLAP SWITCHES - OFF
Check that switches are in OFF (MID) position and guards are closed.
No.2 INS MODE SWITCH - CHECKED ALIGN
No.2 COMPASS - SLAVED
Set switch to SLAVED. HDG knob neutral. Check annunciator and compass heading.
No.3 AND 4 IGNITION SWITCHES - OFF
No.3 AND 4 FIRE SWITCHES - IN

Check both switches are full IN, position indicators out of view and discharge
lights are out.
WHEEL WELL FIRE DETECTOR - TEST
Press test switch; check that WHEEL WELL fire detection light and master FIRE
warning lights illuminate.
STANDBY IGNITION - NORMAL (-7); OFF (-524)
MACH/AIRSPEED WARNING (-7) - TEST
Place switch to TEST; check that clacker sounds.
MACH/AIRSPEED WARNING (-524) - TEST
Place switch to NORMAL; check that clacker sounds.
Place switch to RES. FUEL; check that clacker sounds if Reserve tanks 2 or
3 contain fuel.
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OVER ROTATION WARNING - TEST
Place switch to TEST; check that stick shaker vibrates.

NOTE; INS No. 1 actual performance index must be 8 or below before the over
rotation system will test.
VOICE RECORDER - TEST
Press test switch; needle on indicator should deflect to GREEN BAND.

NOTE: A test tone can be heard if a headset is plugged into the headset jack on
the unit.
EMERGENCY LIGHTS - ARMED
NO.3 INS MODE SWITCH - CHECKED ALIGN

P.A. - CHECKED
Make P.A. test call. Purser will confirm reception on interphone.

CABIN SIGNS - ON
No Smoking, Fasten Seat Belt, and Exit lights ON.

WINDSHIELD WIPER SWITCHES - OFF
N0.1 H.F. RADIO - SET
SELCAL - SET
Select VHF 1 on both
MARKER BEACON - LO
ALTERNATE GEAR EXTENSION SWITCHES - GUARDS CLOSED
N0.1 INS MODE SWITCH - CHECKED ALIGN
N0.1 COMPASS - SLAVED
Set Switch to SLAVED, HDG knob neutral. Check annunciator and compass heading.
N0.1 AND 2 IGNITION SWITCHES - OFF
N0.1 AND 2 FIRE SWITCHES - IN
Check both switches are full IN, position indicators out of view and discharge
lights are out.
FLIGHT CONTROL SWITCHES - GUARDS CLOSED, LIGHTS OUT
YAW DAMPER - GUARDS CLOSED
BETA GUST RESPONSE SUPPRESSION SWITCH (-524, COMBI) - ON

Place Beta switch to ON.
If trailing edge flaps are retracted check Beta NOT ENGAGED light extinguished.
If trailing edge flaps are extended, check Beta NOT ENGAGED light illuminated.
MSAS GUST RESPONSE SUPPRESSION SWITCH (-524) - OFF
AUTO BRAKE SWITCH - OFF
ANTI SKID - GUARD CLOSED
Check ANTI-SKID annunciator li^t extinguished.

BODY GEAR STEERING - ARM GUARD OPEN
MACH/AIRSPEED WARNING (EARLY AIRPLANES) - TEST

Warning clacker should sound.
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OVER ROTATION SYSTEM (C0MBI/-236) - TEST

Stick shaker vibrates, and stick nudger operates.
NOTE 1. Stick nudger operation is a peculiarity of the test system and will not
operate on over-rotation.
2. INS No. 1 actual performance index must be 8 or below before the over
rotation system will test.
LIGHTS - AS REQUIRED
Wing illumination lights should be OFF if jetty positioned at 2L or 2R.

INDICATOR LIGHTS - TEST AND AS REQUIRED
LIGHT SHIELD
NO.2 RADIO/INS SWITCH - RADIO
Check No.2 HSI mode indicators VOR/ILS & MAG.
NO.2 DME - TEST AND NORMAL
DME switch to test, check indicator blank, then horizontal lines, then four
zeroes. DME switch to Normal.
NO.2 VHF NAV - CHECKED
Select AUTO/MNL switch to MNL, flag clear. Select VOR frequency. Operate VOR
test, check No.2 needles on both RMI's to 000. (If VOR signal received, with
Course Reference set to 000 the No.2.HSI beam bar will centre and the TO/FROM
pointer will indicate TO).
NO.2 FLIGHT DIRECTOR - CHECK
With mode selector to HDG, switch on F.D.; check F.D. bars on NO.2 ADI in view.
Adjust pitch and check indications normal.
GROUND PROXIMITY WARNING - TEST
Momentarily press and release 'PULL UP'/GPWS TEST lamp. After a 4 second delay
the red 'PULL UP' lamp should flash and the blue 'G/S Inhibit' lamp will
illuminate steadily, for the duration of the 'WHOOP-WHOOP-PULL UP-GLIDESLOPE'
aural warning from both pilots loudspeakers.
AUTO PILOT 'B' - Disengagement and Wailer checked. Engage A.P. 'B' in Command, Auto
Throttle switch ON - engaged light illuminated? disconnect using
Co-Pilots wheel button, check Wailer sounds, paddle drops. Auto
throttle switch returns to OFF and light out.
AUTO PILOT 'A' - 'C IF FITTED - As for A.P. 'B' - use Captain's wheel button for
disconnect.
AUTOLAND CHECK -236 A/C ONLY

Pre-flight Tests are to be carried out at all Terminal Stations.
The pre-flight test is to be conducted as follows:
1. Ensure that none of the A/P paddles are in the CMD position.
2. Select a dead LOC frequency on the Captains and F/O's VHF
NAV control panels.
3. Position the NAV/LAND switch on the A/P Mode select panel to LAND
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4. Momentarily hold the 'test' switch on both the Captains and F/O's
VHF NAV control panel and the No.3 test switch on F/O's panel
to the UP/LT position and verify that:-
All three A/P amber lights (J light only) illuminate at end of test.
5. Position the NAV/LAND switch away from LAND.
If any of the tests on the three A/P channels fail the A/P light will
illuminate red instead of amber.
If one of the tests fails the A/P is to be down-graded to DUAL until |

the defect is rectified. In the unlikely event that 2 or 3 of the tests
fail the A/P is down-graded to INOP in the autoland mode until the defect
is rectified.
Any channel which fails the test should not be used in the ILS or LAND
mode until the defect is rectified. j
APPROACH AUTO THROTTLE
a. Set A.T. speed index to 150 kts.

b. Select Approach Autothrottle switch ON - engage light illuminated.
c. Throttles advance automatically.
d. Check manual override of levers.
e. Disengage using palm switch; check light out and Approach Autothrottle switch
returns to OFF.
No.1 Flight Director

No.1 DME Repeat as for No. 2 - check against
No.1 VHF Nav. Captain's instruments.
No.1 Radio INS Switch
CAPTAIN'S INSTRUMENT PANEL
CENTRAL INSTRUMENT WARNING SYSTEM - TEST
Press and hold INST WARNING switch; check that Captain's and F/O's CIWS ATT,
MON, HDG annunciators illuminate steady and INSTRUMENT WARN annunciators flash
red. Continue to hold INST WARNING switch. Press Captain's or F/O's INSTRUMENT
WARN lights and check that both INSTRUMENT WARN lights extinguish and ATT, HDG
and MON lights dim. Release INST. WARNING switch and check that ATT, HDG and
MON lights extinguish.
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FLIGHT MODE ANNUNCIATOR - TEST
(FLIGHT DIRECTORS MUST BE ON)
Press Flight Director VNAV/ALT. Check that all three A/Ps (two for 136) and A/T
illuminate amber, VNAV/ALT, NAV, G/S, FLARE, DUAL, TRIPLE, GA arrows and FMS A/T
illuminate green.
Press Autopilot VNAV/ALT. Check that all three A/Ps (two for 136) and A/T
illuminate red and TEST illuminates blue.
Press individual A/P annunciator lights and check they flash red and waller
sounds.
Press A/T annunciator light and check it flashes red.
Aircraft fitted with modified FMA;-

Press Flight Director VNAV/ALT. Check that all three (two for 136) A/Ps and
A/T illuminate amber, VNAV/ALT, NAV, G/S, FLARE, DUAL, TRIPLE, GA, EPR, SPEED
and DESC illuminate green and DRMNT illuminate white.
Press autopilot VNAV/ALT. Check that all three A/P's (two for 136) and A/T
illuminate red.
Press individual A/P annunciator lights and check they flash red and waller
sounds.
Press A/T annunciator light and check it flashes red.

MARKER BEACON LIGHTS - PRESS TO TEST
CLOCK - CHECKED AND SET TO G.M.T. FROM A TIME CHECK
AIRSPEED INDICATOR - CHECK AND SET
Check warning flag out of view. If reserve tanks 2 and 3 are installed and
loaded, set max airspeed warning switch to RES. FUEL. Peripheral indices
bunched together.
ADI - TESTED, ATT FLAG CLEAR
Check that sphere indicates a 20° ^ 5° ri^t bank and a 10° ^ 5°
pitch up attitude. ATT flag will be in view.
RADIO ALTIMETER - TEST
Check warning flag retracted, altitude pointer zero, and the radio altimeter
indicator on ADI in contact with bottom of airplane symbol if LOC is valid.
Set DH bug to approximately 20 feet; check that DH light on ADI illuminates.
Press PUSH-TO-TEST switch; check that altitude pointer indicates approximately
30 feet. DH light extinguishes, warning flag appears. (If ILS frequency is
selected the ADI rising runway symbol drops to bottom of sphere). Release test
switch; check that all indicators return to pre-test position.
Set DH bug below zero to avoid warning.
PRESSURE ALTIMETER - SET AND FLAG CLEAR
Select altimeters to C.A.D.C. check STBY flag is cleared.

Set QNH and check that altitude corresponds to field elevation.
Set moveable pointer to field elevation.
NOTE: An acceptable maximum in-tolerance difference between the Captains and
Co-Pilots altimeters, with both in the CADC mode (or both in the standby
mode) is approximately as follows:-
ALTITUDE CADC MODE STANDBY MODE

Sea Level 50 Feet 50 Feet
5000 Feet 50 Feet 110 Feet
10,000 Feet 60 Feet 160 Feet
40,000 Feet 160 Feet 455 Feet
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RMI - SET AS REQUIRED
Set VOR/ADF switches for departure and check flag clear.

H.S.I. - SET
Set departure radial in COURSE window and take-off runway in HEADING window.
Confirm AP/FD digital read-out agrees with Pre-Set Course arrow and Pre-Set
Heading indicator on the H.S.I.
V.S.I. - ZERO
INSTRUMENT TRANSFER SWITCHES - GUARDS CLOSED
FLIGHT DIRECTOR COMPUTER SELECT SWITCH - VERTICAL
RESERVE BRAKE SWITCH - GUARD CLOSED
Check guard is closed and reserve brake valve OPEN light extinguished.
CENTRE INSTRUMENT PANEL
STANDBY HORIZON INDICATOR - CHECK
Check failure warning flag retracted, gyro erect.

FLAG WATCHER - CHECK
INS - 3 and LRRA - 3 Flags clear

G/S - 3 and LOG - 3 Flags will only be clear if a valid signal is being
received.
ANNUNCIATOR PANEL - CHECK
ALTITUDE ALERT TEST
Press test button and rotate altitude select 300' away from Pressure Altimeter
Q.N.H. height, both lights will flash and aural warning sounds for 2.5 sec.,
continue to rotate altitude select until 900' and li^ts will go out.
RUDDER RATIO - TEST
Press rudder ratio test switch; check that RUDDER RATIO annunciator li^t
illuminates.
ENGINE INSTRUMENTS - NORMAL
Check that power failure flags are not visible and maximum indication pointers
are at correct setting.
T.A.T/EPR INDICATOR - FLAGS CLEAR or
T.T.I. - Check correct engine rating displayed.

FLAP INDICATORS - CHECK
Check flap indicators in agreement with flap lever position.

T.A.S. INDICATOR - FLAG CLEAR
Check warning flag retracted and T.A.S. less than 200 kts.
LANDING GEAR LEVER - DOWN, IN, GREEN
CO-PILOT'S INSTRUMENT PANEL
Repeat relevant checks as for Captain's Instrument Panel.

S.A.T. INDICATOR - FLAG CLEAR.
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FMS/INS SYSTEM - CHECK AND SET
FMS - Initialisation from power up.

IDENT is displayed automatically on power up.
If IDENT page is not displayed select IDENT on INDEX page.
IDENT
- Check aircraft type and note engine marks for rating selection on THRUST LIM
SEL page.
- Check NAV. DATA and effective dates, amend if necessary.
I- Check OP PROGRAM valid. (Notification of change will be by Flight Crew Notice).
- Key line 6R. POS INIT.
POSITION INITIALISATION _
- Enter departure airfield identifier (4 figure character) under REF AIRPORT.

- Enter gate identifier. (PAX)
- Enter SET INS POS by line selection (from GATE, or if not applicable REF AIRPORT).
I- Enter SET INS POS into INS 3. ^
- Check GMT.
- Key line 6R ROUTE.
ROUTE LOADING: (RTE 1)
- Enter COMPANY ROUTE (if available).

- Enter ICAO ORIGIN and DEST identifiers (if required).
- Press DEP/ARR key.
DEPARTURE ^
1- Key line 1L appropriate DEPARTURE.

- Select departure runway.
- Select departure SID if available, select appropriate TRANSITION if available.
- Key line 6R ROUTE. ^
ROUTE
- Check COMPANY ROUTE. ^

- If no company route construct route using either:-
a) latitude and longitude co-ordinates
b) NAVAID identifiers
c) waypoint identifiers
d) and appropriate airway segments
use NEXT PAGE key if necessary.
- Repeat for ROUTE 2 if required - DO NOT ACTIVATE (Route 2 can be used for
diversion from destination to alternate).
- Press DEP/ARR Key.
ARRIVAL
- Key line 2R ARRIVAL

- Select forecast arrival runway
- Select forecast STAR, if available.
- Key line 6R ROUTE
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ROUTE
- Press PREV PAGE.

- Remove any ROUTE DISCONTINUITY from route.
- ACTIVATE RT 1. Press EXEC. Key and check EXEC, light extinguishes and 'ACT
RTE 1' displayed.
- Key line 6R PERF INIT.
PERFORMANCE INITIALISATION
- Enter ZERO FUEL WT. (use flight plan estimate).

- Enter TOTAL FUEL (fuel IN TANKS from flight plan).
- Cross check GROSS WT.
- Enter RESERVES, (from flight plan).
- Enter COST INDEX (0 = minimum fuel)
- Enter CRZ ALT.
- Enter CRZ WIND (T.O.C. wind from flight plan).
- Enter T/C OAT (T.O.C. OAT from flight plan).
- Enter TRANS ALT.
- Key line 6R THRUST LIM.
THRUST LIMIT SELECTIONS
- Enter runway OAT.

- Test T.T.I., (display indicates dots for 5 sees.).
- Select engine rating (D4, C2 or B2). Normally required rating is B2, if higher
performance required select C2 (D4 if all engines D4U standard)
- Select 'Derate' (graduated climb power) ON or OFF. On 136 aircraft select OFF
until above 10,000'.
- Check T.T.I, displays correct rating.
- Select T/0 DRY and record for take-off pro forma (GA displayed on TTI when
any other page is selected).
- Key line 6R PRE-FLIGHT STATUS.
PRE FLIGHT STATUS
- Page will be BLANK if date is complete.

- Enter any incomplete data on appropriate pages.
- Key line 6R SENSOR STATUS, (or via INDEX if on other than PRE FLIGHT STATUS
page).
INS STATUS
- Check INS STATUS CODE for alignment status and no Action/Malfunction codes
displayed.
- Select NEXT PAGE.
SENSOR STATUS
- Check sensors 'O.K.' (note that fuel flow will indicate 'FAIL' until engines
running).
NOTE: The loading of the FMS should be checked against the ATC flight plan
to ensure that it conforms with expected clearance
CHECK LEG DISTANCES
- select LEGS key, ACT RTE 1 LEGS displayed (or RTE 2 LEGS if active)
Cross-check the leg distances with the flight plan.
Select NEXT PAGE as necessary.
- Key line 6R ROUTE DATA
CRUISE WINDS
- Enter forecast cruise winds only if time available, otherwise complete after TOC.
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CONTROL PEDESTAL
INS - CHECK AND SET
Position each INS data selector to POS. Check correct present position latitude
and longitude data inserted.
Position each data selector switch to WAYPT. If remote loading of all units is
desired, press REMOTE switch on each control display unit; check that each
REMOTE switch light illuminates.
Position waypoint selector to 1 on each control display unit.
Press switch for north (N2) or south (8S) latitude as appropriate. Press
numbered switches in sequence for waypoint latitude. Check correct latitude in
left data display. Press INSERT switch; check that insert light
extinguishes.
Press switch for west (W4) or east (6E) longitude as appropriate. Press numbered
switches in sequence for waypoint longitude. Check correct longitude in right
data display. Press INSERT switch; check that insert light extinguishes.
Reposition waypoint selector for each successive waypoint (insert at least two
waypoints). Cross-check the IN leg distances with the Fli^t Log. If remote
loading has been used, press each REMOTE switch to extinguish REMOTE lights. If
more than nine waypoints are required, remaining waypoints will be loaded in
place of first waypoints, when the latter are no longer in use. For 31L
programme INS Sets: press WYPT CHG, press keyboard 0 then keyboard 1, press
insert button, check 01 appears from/to window.
Position each control display unit AUTO/MAN switch to AUTO to establish

automatic navigation leg switching.
NOTE: The loading of the FMS/INS should be checked against the ATC flight plan
to ensure that it conforms with the expected clearance.
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TRANSPONDER - SET
Position mode switch to STBY, check ALT RPTG switch ON and departure code set.
NOTE:- A period of up to 20 mins is required from power on A/C before the

equipment is fully operative.
NO. 3 V.H.F. RADIO (APPROPRIATE FREQUENCY) - SET
SPEED BRAKE LEVER - DOWN DETENT
STABILIZER TRIM GREEN BAND SELECT SWITCH
Move switch to either APL NOSE DOWN or APL NOSE-UP to ensure that the amber
disagreement lights on the control stand (Green Band) and Pilots' Centre Panel
(Stab Trim Green Band) illuminate.
TAKE-OFF WARNING HORN - CHECK
With flaps or stabilizer set out of take-off range, body gear not centred or
speed brake lever out of down detent; advance NO. 3 thrust lever until warning
horn sounds. Note; Back of thrust lever should be level or forward of decal.
RADIOS - AS REQUIRED
RADAR SYS 1 OR 2 AND S/BY
Select Sys 1 or 2 and S/BY. Position antenna tilt to zero. (Later airplanes)
Gain Control to AUTO.
RUDDER TRIM - ZERO
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AMPLIFIED ENGINE START CHECK LIST
NOTE; This checklist MUST be completed in its entirety before the aircraft is
taxied under its own power.
Pre-flight Check Completed ALL

The crew is assumed at this stage to have
completed all pre-flight checks and standing
by to proceed with the Engine Start Check.
Circuit Breakers Set
E/0 confirms that all flight deck C/Bs have
been checked in.
Fm/INS NAV mode. Loading Checked/Mix ALL

Check present position-
FMS
PCS INIT page - check SET INS PCS co-ordinates.
INS
Select PCS, check position co-ordinates.
Check NAV mode.
FMS
Press NEXT PAGE - PCS REF page displayed.
Check green light on INS mode select unit (P5) illuminated.
Select NAV and green light extinguished.
Check FMC PCS and INS POSs displayed.
INS
Check green light on INS mode select unit (P5) illuminated.
Select NAV and green light extinguished. With DSRTK/STS selected
press 4 and INSERT.
Check ROUTE and waypoints.
FMS
Select LEGS key and confirm initial routing against flight plan.
INS
Select WAYPT and check waypoint co-ordinates against flight plan.
Oxygen Mask and Pressure Checked ALL
All crew members should have switched the
oxygen supply ON and to 100%.
Window Heat On
Probe Heat
(-7) Select Pitots Only and check ammeters. Pitots Only P/E
(-524) Select switches ON and check all probe ON P
heat lights extinguished.
Emergency Lights Guard Closed, Light Out C
Flight Control Switches Guards Closed, Lights Out C
Radios Set ALL
Pressure Altimeters QNH Set & Cross Checked ALL

Fuel CXI Board Kgs C/E
Confirm that fuel load corresponds to fuel
flight plan requirements and fuel system
set for start.
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FMS Updated ALL

Check PERF. INIT page and amend ZERO FUEL WT,
FUEL ON BOARD. Check THRUST LIM SEL page and
check OAT, G.A. displayed on TTI indicator
Take-Off Data Checked, indexed ALL
Check AST settings correspond to data on and bugged -7/-524/
take-off card and correct performance COMBl
manual and take-off weight has been used.
Set F/D pitch bar to the calculated take
off setting. E/0 to cross check take-off
weight from loadsheet ZFW and fuel on board.
Set ambient temperature to T.O.D. on EPR
Computer, cross-refer with Chart in
-7/-524 CC Manual. Set resultant on EPR Bugs.
If graduated power is to be used, set revised
EPR on bugs and select GA on EPRL mode selector.
Max. Airspeed Warning Switches (-524) Set ALL

If reserve tanks 2 and 3 are loaded set
switches to RES.
Stabiliser Green Band Select S/W (-524) Set, Lights Out

Check amber "GREEN BAND" Lights on Pilots
Center Panel and Control Stand are extinguished.
Start Clearance (ATC) Obtained P
Thrust and Start Levers Closed and Cut Off C
Seats and Safety Harness Locked and Secure ALL

All crew members should ensure their safety
harnesses are fastened and checked for freedom
and that the Pilot's seats are securely locked
in the take-off'position.
Doors Status
Engineer checks all door warning lights for
Push Back.
Before push back is commenced all doors must
be closed and lights out.
For Engine Start.
The desired condition for engine starting is
with all doors and hatches closed and ground
equipment removed. However it is permissible
at the Captains discretion to;-
(1) Start all engines with air-bridges in
position at doors IL and/or IR.
(2) Start engines on one side provided the
doors and hatches on that side are
closed, and all ground equipment is
removed from that side.
Beacon ON P
Galley Power Off E
Boost Pumps ON E
Ovrd/Jet pumps (-524/C0MB1) As required E
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Pack Valves
NOTE: Close one pack valve switch and allow the All Off
APU EGT to stabilize before closing the
remaining pack valve switch(es).
Clear to Start Obtained P/G
Ground engineer will check chocks in position fire
equipment immediately available, engines clear,
gear locks and covers removed, beacon on. All
doors closed and will respond "Clear to Start".
If an engine start is made with a door open
its closure must be confirmed before releasing
the aircraft
Flight Recorder On
On later aircraft fitted with a separate flight

recorder switch, raise the guard and switch
recorder ON. Check fail light out.
Brake Pressure Pump On & Checked
Place the hydraulic system 4 electric pump
switch ON. Check hydraulic pressure 1800 psi
or higher on the system and brake pressure
indicators. If 1000 psi cannot be obtained
from the electric pump, place No.4 system
air driven hydraulic pump switch to AUTO.
If pushback is desired at this time and ground
clearance has been obtained:
When No.4 engine only to be started - No.1 ADP AUTO
When No.1 engine only to be started - No.4 ADP
NOTE: IF PUSHBACK IS REQUIRED DO NOT START MORE
THAN 2 ENGINES UNTIL PUSHBACK IS COMPLETE.
Parking Brake and Pressure Set and Checked ALL
Check PARK BRAKE and ANTI-SKID HYD lights
illuminated.
Start Pressure Checked

Min. 30 PSI required for start.
CAUTION: ENGINES MUST NOT BE STARTED UNLESS ALL AC
AND DC ELECTRICAL BUSES ARE FULLY POWERED.
Cont'd. ...
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ENGINE START DURING PUSHBACK
It is permissible to start the engines during pushback, at the Captains discre
tion, provided that:
(i) It is not specifically prohibited by the airport authority.

(ii) The Co-pilot is specially instructed to listen out for ATC messages,
and to time the engine start.
(iii) The Captain is responsible for listening out for ground crew calls.
Start Engines 4, 1, 2 & 3 3
(Ensuring that a brake
ENGINE START PROCEDURE - -7 ENGINE source is available at all
times)
NOTE: Cold Engine - EGT 0°C or below.
Warm Engine - EGT above 0°C to 100°C
If EGT is above 100°C, motor the engine to reduce EGT to Warm Engine range.
Max motoring is the maximum achievable N2.
CAPTAIN F/0 E/0
Obtain ATC and ground E/0 handles all I/C

clearance. with ground from here
Monitor start-up Call "Turning No. ."

Hold ignition switch
Handle R/T as to GRD START (SIS 1
necessary and SIS 2 to GND START
on later airplanes).
Check start VALVE OPEN
light illuminates and
minimum duct pressure
30 psi.* Check N2
rotation and increasing
engine oil pressure
indication. Call
"Max. motoring"
Place start lever to RICH for a Commence timing - -
Cold Engine or IDLE for a Warm 20 sees max. to
Engine at max. motoring**. light up.
Monitor fuel flow and EGT for normal
indications.
Confirm N-j turaing (ground call

and/or H-j gauge indication).
Continue to monitor fuel flow and Call "30?" N2 ***
EGT for normal indications
At starter cutout, if RICH start At 50? N2 release

was used, place start lever to IDLE. ignition switches
light extinguished and
call "Starter cutout".
Check CSD PRESS light
extinguished.
Check N1, EGT and fuel flow for Check oil pressure and
normal indications and ENG OIL temperature indica
PRESS light extinguished. tions normal. Check
hydraulic system 4
electric pump switch
OFF.
Repeat procedure to start remaining engines on Captain's command.
NOTE: If the N2 gauge is unserviceable, observe 3/5 N-] before placing Start Lever
to Idle/rich. Release ignition switch at ^6% N-].
» Less 1 psi per thousand feed of pressure altitude.
20/5 or higher N2 is desired. If unable to obtain 20% use maximum motoring
speed. ^5% N2 is the minimum acceptable speed for selecting the start lever
to the IDLE/RICH position.
If start of No.4 engine discontinued return hydraulic system 4 electric pump
switch ON.
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ENGINE START PROCEDURE - 524 ENGINE
NOTE Cold Engine - EGT 0°C or below.

Warm Engine - EGT above 0°C to 100°C.
If EGT is above 100°C, motor the engine to reduce EGT to 100°C or less,
Max motoring is .the maximum achievable N3.
CAPTAIN F/0 E/0
■ Obtain ATC and ground E/0 handles all I/C

clearance. with ground from here
Monitor Start-up Call "Tnrnlno- No.
Hold Sys 1 and Sys 2

Handle R/T as necessary ignition switch to GND
START. Check start VALVE
OPEN light illuminates
and minimum duct pressure
30 psi*. Check N3
rotation and call "max
motoring".
Place start lever to RICH Commence timing - -

for a Cold Engine or IDLE 30 sees max. to
for a Warm Engine at max light up.
motoring**.
Monitor fuel flow and EGT
for normal indications.
Continue to monitor fuel Call "30?" and "38? N3 ***

flow and EGT. Check N,| Check OIL PRESSURE
turning by 38? N3. rising.
At starter cutout, if RICH At 50? N3 release

start was used, place start ignition switches. Check
lever to IDLE. start VALVE OPEN light
extinguished and call
"Starter cutout". Check
CSD PRESS light
extinguished.
Check N1, N2, EGT and fuel Check oil pressure and
flow for normal indications temperature indications
and ENG OIL PRESS light normal. Check hydraulic
extinguished. system 4 electric pump
switch OFF.
Repeat procedure to start remaining engines on Captain's command.
NOTE: If Ng gauge is lonserviceable, place start lever to IDLE/RICH at N2.

Release ignition switch at 30% N2.
• Less 1 psi per thousand feet of pressure altitude.

*• 22% or higher N3 is desired. If unable to obtain 22% use maximum motoring
speed. Ensure an N2 of at least 10? before selecting start lever to the
IDLE/RICH position.
•** If start of No.4 engine discontinued return hydraulic system 4 electric pump
switch ON.
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ENGINE START DURING PUSHBACK
It is permissible to start the engines during pushback, at the Captains discretion,
provided that:
(i) It is not specifically prohibited by the airport authority.

(ii) The Co-pilot is specially instructed to listen out for ATC messages, and
to time the engine start.
(iii) The Captain is responsible for listening out for ground crew calls.
Start Engines 4, 1, 2 & 3
-7 source is available at all
times)
CAPTAIN F/0 E/0
Obtain ATC and ground E/0 handles all 1/C

clearance. Announces with ground from here
to ground 'Starting
4, 1, 2, 3/ Announce 'Starting 4'
Hold ignition switches
to GRD START, check
Start Valve Light ON
Monitor start-up and min 30 p.s.i. duct
pressure maintained.*
Handle R/T
necessary Check N2 rotation
Check EOT less than 150OC (-7/7A) or lOOOC (-3A) (See Check Eng. Oil Pressure
TRANSIT STARTING) rising.
Start Lever Operating Schedule. Announce '22? N2'.

If EOT ZERO to 1500c (15? if EOT and Ambient
Start lever to IDLE at 22% N2(=35tN1) Commence timing - - below ZERO).
If E.G.T. and Ambient Temperature 20 sees max. to
are below ZERO. light up. Check fuel flow normal.
Start Lever to RICH at 15? N2(=2?N1) -7 IDLE 270-350 Kgs/Hr.
RICH 320-395 Kgs/Hr.
Check normal fuel flow indication -3A IDLE 385-475 Kgs/Hr.
RICH 4R0-520 Kes/Hr.
Check EOT for normal-rise not to exceed 650Oc during start. Call 30? N2 (=7? N1)
Confirm N-] turning (ground call and/or N-j gauge indication).
Monitor EOT closely until after it has At 50? N2 release igni
peaked.** tion switches, check
Start Valve Light OUT
and announce 'Starter
Cut-Out'.
Check Oil Pressure Light OUT and Engine Check CSD Press
Instruments normal Light extinguished.
Check Start Lever Check all gauges and

Idle lights normal.
Repeat for Engines 1, 2 and 3

NOTE: If the N2 gauge is unserviceable, observe 3$ N-i before placing Start Lever to
Idle/rich. Release ignition switch at I65t N-].
* Less 1 p.s.i. per thousand feet of pressure altitude.
** If start of No.4 engine discontinued return hydraulic system 4 electric pump switch
ON.
TRANSIT STARTING
If E.G.T. is above 150°C (-7/7A) or IGQOC (-3A) Motor the engine until E.G.T. is less
than 150°C (-7/7A) or lOQOC (-3A) then place start lever to idle. Observe normal
starting procedures.
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Start Engines 4, 1, 2 & 3

source is available at
524
all times)
CAPTAIN F/0 E/0
Obtain ATC and ground E/0 handles all I/C

clearance. Announces to with ground from here
ground 'Starting 4, 1, 2,
3.' Call "Starting 4." Hold
ignition switches to
Monitor Start-up GND START.
Handle R/T as necessary light illuminates and
Check EGT less than 80OC (See TRANSIT STARTING) minimum duct pressure
30 psi*. Check N3
Start Lever Operating Schedule. Commence timing - - rotation.
If EGT ZERO to 8OOC. Start 30 sees max. to
Lever to IDLE at 22$ N3 light up. Announce '22$ N3'
(=7$ N2). If EGT and Ambient (15$ if EGT and Ambient
Temperature are below ZERO. below ZERO).
Start Lever to RICH at 15$ N3
(=3$ N2). Check fuel flow normal
IDLE 270-340 Kg/Hr.
Check normal fuel flow indications
Check EGT for normal-rise not to exceed 600°C during start. Call 30$ N3 (=13$ N2)
At 30$ N3 check N-j and N2 rotation. Check engine oil
See NOTE 1. pressure indicating.
Monitor EGT closely until after it has peaked.** Call 40$ N3. (=22$ N2)
At 50$ N3 release
ignition switch. Check
start VALVE OPEN light
extinguished and call
"Starter Cutout".
Check CSD PRESS light
Check N1, N2, EGT for normal indications and ENG OIL PRESS extinguished. Check
light extinguished. If RICH start was used, place start fuel flow, oil pressure
lever to IDLE. and temperature
indications normal.
Repeat for Engines 1, 2, 3.
NOTES: 1. The EGT/Ng relationship approximates 10 times N3.

This figure will vary dependant on OAT and initial EGT prior to start.
2. If N3 gauge is unserviceable, place start lever to IDLE at 7$ N2
(RICH at 3$ N2). Release ignition switch at 30^ N2»
* Less 1 psi per thousand feet of pressure altitude.
*• If start of No.4 engine discontinued return hydraulic system 4 electric pump
switch ON.
TRANSIT STARTING
Motor the engine until a minimum of 22$ N3 (=7$ N2) and a maximum E.G.T. of 80°C
is achieved, then place start lever to IDLE. Observe normal starting procedures.
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Start Levers Idle C
Stabilizer Trim
Hold stabilizer trim switches nose Check and Set (-7) C/P
down; observe stabilizer trim indicator Check and Set, Light
movement and BRAKE REL lights out (-524)
illuminate.
Stabilizer trim cut out switches OFF;

Check that BRAKE REL lights extinguish
and stabilizer movement stops.
Stabilizer trim cut out switches ON;

check that stabilizer resumes operation
and BRAKE REL lights illuminate.
Release stabilizer trim switches check

that stabilizer movement stops.
Check stabilizer manual control levers

in both directions. Trim to take-off
setting (-7).
Trim stabilizer to take-off setting
(-524) and check stab green band amber
warning lights out.
Nacelle Anti-Ice As Required C/E

If icing conditions are anticipated
or exist, switch nacelle anti-ice ON;
check that VALVE OPEN lights illuminate.
APU Bleed Air Switch Closed

Note decrease in E.G.T. (20° minimum)
Electrical Power
Press GEN 4 AC meter switch; check for Lights Out, Ess Normal
proper voltage and frequency.
Close No. 4 generator breaker; check

that No. 2 aux power source (APU or
external switch) returns to OFF and
No. 4 GEN OPEN light extinguishes.
Close No.3 generator breaker; check
that GEN OPEN light extinguishes.

that No.1 aux power source (APU or ex
ternal) switch returns to OFF and No.2
GEN OPEN light extinguishes.

that GEN OPEN light extinguishes.
Close the SPLIT SYSTEM BREAKER.
Check KW meters for equal load, not to

exceed 51 KW per generator.
Check Essential power selected to normal.
Standby Power Normal E
Galley Power On E
Air conditioning Set E

Place all pack valve switches open.
Check pack temperatures and airflow
normal.
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Bleed Valves Open C/E

Check all bleed air valve switches in
the open position and all VALVE
CLOSED lights extinguished. Check
all high stage (GREEN) lights
illuminated.
NOTE: Bleed air VALVE CLOSED lights

may illuminate at random due
to normal action of the reverse
flow checking function of the
bleed air valve
Hydraulics Auto & Normal

Hydraulics system 4 electrical pump
OFF (Guarded Closed).
Check each system hydraulic pressure
indicator within green band.
Switch all air driven hydraulic pumps

to AUTO. Check all low PRESS lights
extinguished.
Check that LOW QTY lights are

extinguished and all hydraulic
quantity indicators are within the
green band.
Aft Cargo Heat Normal

Check that OVERHEAT light is
extinguished and ON light cycles.
Doors Lights Out E
ANTI SKID GRD MODE Tested E
Hold anti-skid ground mode test switch

to PRIM TEST.
Check that GRD MODE light illuminates.

- Repeat test with switch in ALT TEST.
TD PROT. OFF & LOW SPEED BK REL - if fitted Tested
Hold the test switch in Prim & Alt.

If both lights on E/O's panel and LOW
SPEED BK REL light on pilot's
annunciator illuminate, Touchdown
Protection and Anti-skid systems
are serviceable.
Chocks and Ground Equipment Removed

Ground should advise when all ground
equipment has been removed.
Departure Time and u/c Pins ....GMT, u/c Pins Removed
& Stowed
The Capt. will advise ground of
"CHOCKS AWAY" time, and ascertain
that all u/c pins are removed and
stowed.
A.I.D.'s (EARLY AIRPLANES) Insert

Operate INSERT DATA/TEST switch to
INSERT DATA for at least 2 seconds.
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airways
A.P.U. Stopped E
STOP when EGT below 350°C.
NOTE: Sequencing of annunciator li^ts.
All li^ts must be out before Take
off.
Brake Pressure Checked ALL

Check brake pressure is satisfactory,
and brake source li^t extinguished.
Engine Start Check Complete P
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AMPLIFIED BEFORE TAKE-OFF CHECKLIST
Flaps
Check leading edge flap amber light illumi- Selected 10° or 20° P
nates and trailing edge flaps start to extend.
Speedbrake Down/Detent C
Flight Controls Checked C/P
The Non-Handling Pilot will;
- Check "0" position of aileron trim indi
cator on control wheel is aligned with
the pointer on the control column.
- Rotate the control wheel full left; check

that control position indicator shows left
outboard aileron full up, left spoilers
extended, right spoilers retracted and
right outboard aileron full down
- Reverse control wheel; check that indica
tions are reversed.
- Pull control column full aft; check that

control position indicator shows outboard
elevators full up.
- Push control column full forward, check
that control position indicator shows out
board elevators full down.
- Handling Pilot slowly and smoothly pushes

left rudder pedal checking that control posi
tion indicator shows both rudders move full
left. The Handling Pilot then slowly and
smoothly pushes right rudder checking that
control position indicator shows both rudders
move full right.
- Check rudder ratio light remains extinguished
during test.
Flight Instruments and Yaw Damper Checked, No flags C/P
Compare indication of all attitude indicators,
HSI's and RMI's.
During a turn, the non-handling pilot will

check that the rudder indices move in the
opposite direction to the turn and then
return to neutral. When the turn is complete
the rudder indices should again move in the
opposite direction. The turn indicator should
give correct turn indications at all times.
Trim Set for Take-off ALL
Check T/0 stabilizer trim is set with rudder
and aileron trim zero.
Annunciator Panels Checked E

Check annunciator lights extingished on
pilot's centre panel annunciator module.
Check all F/E's door annunciator lights
extinguished except GRD SAF RELAY ON
light.
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Pressurisatlon Auto and Set

Check that outflow valve indicators
show open.
Flaps Set as req'd ALL
Check flap position indicators agree with flap 10°/10° or 20O/20°
lever position, and T/0 Proforma green leading Green Lt. ON
edge flap light illiminated, and amber light Eight Greens
extinguished. Check 8 green lights and no
amber lights on LE annunciator.
FMS Check/Update C/P

Select LEGS page. Check ACT RTE ( ) LEGS
page displayed with Tracks, Distances, Speeds
and Heights still displayed. This confirms
that no data has been lost prior to T/0.
Update departure runway, SID & transition in

accordance with ATC instructions if necessary.
Briefing Stated, Trans. Alt.
Captain ensures crew fully briefed on require
ments for take-off and confirms the Transition
Altitude.
CSO's Report Received, Doors Auto

C.S.O. Reports, Cabin Secure for Takeoff and
Confirms that all Pax Doors are in Automatic.
Boost Pumps Mains ON, Lights Out

(-7) Mains on, lights out (-524/COMBI) OVRD/JETT As
(-524/ LESS THAN 4536 kg. in CWT Mains on, Required
COMBI) lights out. MORE THAN 4536 kg. in
CWT Mains on, OVRD/JETT (CWT) on
lights out.
Fuel System Set for Take-Off

Check No. 1 and No. 4 fuel crossfeed valve
switches open, Nos. 2 and 3 crossfeed valve
switches closed and all crossfeed valve lights
extinguished. Reserve tank valves closed.
Check Fuel distribution satisfactorily.
Fuel Heat (-7 ONLY) Chkd and OFF, Its Out
Fuel heat ON. Check that engine temperatures
rise and heater lights illuminate, switch OFF.
Check that engine fuel temperatures return to
approx previous readings and heater lights
extinguish. The fuel heat must be ON for
1 min. prior to take-off whenever an engine
fuel temperature is +5 or below, after 1 min.
(2 mins if engine fuel temp is below -15°C)
switch OFF. Fuel heater operation must be
completed and heaters switched OFF prior to
take-off.
Hydraulics Checked
Check all air driven hydraulic pump switches
AUTO, all engine driven hydraulic pump switches
NORMAL, low PRESS lights, extinguished and
pressure and quantities within green band.
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Brake Temperatures Checked
Press each wheel switch in turn, and

check each wheel brake temperature.
If an individual wheel indicates an
excessive temperature compared with
the average of the wheels on the
same gear, do not continue taxying
until the wheels have been inspected,
unless accompanied by a fire truck.
Cabin Crew T/0 Alert Complete

Flash the SEAT BELT sign three
times.
Transponder Set P
Lights & Strobes As Required/On C/E

Switch on landing lights as required.
Switch on Anti-collision strobe
lights, (if fitted).
Pack Valves Off

Select ALL packs OFF and observe drop
in pack airflow.
Ignition Flight Start E
Body Gear Steering Guard Closed, Lights OUT C/E
When a/c lined up and Body Gear

Unlocked light OUT, disarm Body Gear
Steering.
Before Take-off Check Complete
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AIRWAYS
AMPLIFIED AFTER TAKE-OFF CHECKLIST
Probe Heat On (-7) E/P

Li^ts Out (-524) E/P
Ignition As Required E
V Cabin Sigjns As Required E

Flight conditions permitting, press
No-Smoking, Fasten Seat Belt, and
Exit lights switches; check that
ON lights extinguish.
Landing Lights As Required C/E
Landing Gear Up and Off, Lights Out P/E

Position gear lever OFF after gear
and door lights extinguished.
Cargo Doors Lights Out

Check cargo door lights are out
before commencing pressurisation.
Pack Valves All On

Place ONE pack valve switch to the open
position at not less than 400 ft. above
field elevation and prior to reaching
2000 ft. If engine failure occurs, do
not open pack valve until obstacle clear
ance height has been reached.
When cabin rate-of-climb stabilizes, place

second pack valve switch to open position.
Use same procedure for third pack.
Air Conditioning and Pressurization Set

Check that all air conditioning lights
, are extinguished, ACM outlet tempera
ture in normal range and compressor
discharge temperature does not exceed
220OC.
Check cabin altitude moving in proper

direction, cabin vertical speed indicat
ing rate set on the rate selector, out
flow valves in correct operating range,
and cabin differential pressure increasing.
Place appropriate recirculation fans

ON if left OFF on preflight.
Flaps Up, Light Out

Check flaps fully retracted. Lever
in zero detent LE flap light out.
Fuel System (-524/C0MBI ONLY) Set E
After Take-Off Check Complete E
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AMPLIFIED E/O's LEAVING PANEL CHECKLIST
Before leaving the flight deck for any purpose

the E/0 should complete the following checks:
Systems Check Complete E

Carry out complete Systems
Check on P4 Panel & report
any abnormality to Captain
Fuel Heat (-7) Checked E

If necessary apply fuel heat for
requisite period
Fuel Feed Briefed C/E

Brief the Captain of the fuel
system status and fuel feed
procedure in use.
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AIRWAYS
AUTOLAND CHECK
INS (CAT 3 only) Check Status ALL

For TRIPLE CAT 3 , all INS should be serviceable in NAV.
However, two may be serviceable in NAV and one serviceable
in ATT.
For DUAL CAT 3, the INS associated with respective A/P's

should be both serviceable in NAV. However, one may be
serviceable in NAV and one in ATT.
Electrics (CAT 3 only) Split E/C

If serviceability of the Electrical system is such that
they cannot be split as required below, OPERATE TO CAT 2
LIMITS.
If serviceable, prior to CAT 3 Autoland, check that the

Essential Power switch is in NORMAL. Then, split the AC and DC Electrical
systems as follows:
Bus Tie Breaker No. 1 Trip
Bus Tie Breaker No. 2 Trip
D.C. Bus Isolation Relay No. 1 Open
D.C. Bus Isolation Relay No. 2 Open
Radio Altimeters Tested C/P
Set D.H. bug to 60 ft.
Press TEST button and RESET button simultaneously, check
altitude pointer indicates 30 ft. approx. D.H. light ON
and warning flag appear. (Hold TEST button). Rotate D.H.
bug to 20 ft. Check D.H. light extinguishes.
ILS DEV Tested C/P
Nav. Mode in INS or HDG
Course transfer switch multi.
Auto-Pilot may be left engaged in either manual or

command mode.
No.1 VHF Nav. receiver selected to ILS frequency
No.1 VHF Nav. test switch to Up/Left, check Captain's
, HSI i scale Up/Left and ILS deviation lights on both
sides flash red, and expanded localiser deviation
indicator (Rising runway symbol) full scale left.
No.1 VHF Nav. test switch to Down/Right, check Captain's
HSI i scale Down/Right, RWY, G/S flags in view on ADI,
G/S, NAV flags in view on HSI, and ILS deviation lights on
both sides flash red.
No.3 VHF Nav. test switch to Up/Left

ILS deviation lights on both sides flash red
No.3 VHF Nav. test switch to Down/Right ILS deviation
lights on both sides flash red.
No.2 VHF Nav. receiver selected to ILS frequency
No.2 VHF Nav. test switch to Up/Left, check Co-Pilot's
HSI \ scale Up/Left, and ILS deviation lights on both
sides flash red, and expanded localiser deviation
indicator (Rising runway symbol) full scale left.
No.2 VHF Nav. test switch to Down/Right, check Co-Pilot's
HSI \ scale Down/Right, RWY, G/S flags in view on ADI,
G/S, NAV flags in view on HSI, and ILS deviation
lights on both sides flash red.
Cont
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AUTOLAND CHECK (cont)
Flag Watcher Check Flags C/P
Check INS-3 and LRRA-3 flags clear

G/S-3 and LOC-3 flags will only be clear if
a valid signal is being received.
Flight Mode Annunciators Tested C/P
Flight Directors must be on for test.

Press Flight Director VNAV/ALT. Check that all three
(two for -136) A/P'S and A/T illiominate amber,VNAV/ALT, NAV,
G/S, FLARE, DUAL, TRIPLE, GA and FMS A/T illuminate green.
On the latest modified FMA additional EPR, SPEED and DESC
will illuminate green and DRMNT illuminate white.
Press Autopilot VNAV/ALT. Check that all three
(two for -136) A/P's and A/T illuminate red.
Autopilot Wailer Tested C/P
Disengage and engage autopilot to check wailer.
AMPLIFIED BEFORE DESCENT CHECKLIST
Pressurlzation Set, All Packs E

ON
(1) Re-establish switched off pack
(a) Pack Control Switch AUTO

(b) Check pre-positions are normal
(c) Pack Valve Switch OPEN
(2) Position flight/cabin altitude selector to
destination field elevation. Check that cabin
altitude is moving in proper direction, cabin
vertical speed indicates rate set on rate
selector and cabin differential pressure is
, decreasing. Set QNH on barometric setting
selector.
Humidifiers Off E
Landing Data Ckd. Indexed ALL

& Bugged
Utilizing landing flap setting, airplane gross
weight, destination temperature and elevation,
determine reference speed and go-around EPR
settings. Cross check settings.
HSI's/VOR's Radio Mode C/P
Check indicators show VOR/ILS and MAG. and Manual
Select No.1 and No.2 VHP NAV controllers to MNL
Transfer Switches and Flight Director Computer Status. ALL

Selectors
Abnormal selections must be covered by
briefing.
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AIR¥AYS
Seats and Safety Harness Locked and ALL

All crew members should ensure their safety secure
harnesses are fastened and checked for freedom.
Safety Heights Checked ALL

All crew members to check safety heights
for each leg of the descent and ensure that
adequate terrain clearance is maintained at
all times.
Briefing Stated, Trans, Level

Review with crew, briefing sheets,
procedures and drills relating to
the approach and landing, inhibition
of GPWS "GLIDESLOPE" warning where
applicable and confirm transition
level.
Limits
Set moveable pointers on the pressure Set and Cross Checked ALL
altimeters to DH QNH and cross check
setting. Set RA moveable pointer to
DH, RA
Before Descent Check Complete
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AIRWAYS
AMPLIFIED APPROACH CHECKLIST
Annunciator Panels Checked E

Check all warning lights
extinguished on pilot's and
engineer's annunciator panels.
Cabin Signs and Exit Lights On E

Check that ON lights illuminate.
Boost Pumps Mains On, Lights Out E
Crossfeed Valves Set for Landing E

Check No. 1 and No. 4 crossfeed switches
Open, No. 2 and No. 3 crossfeed switches
Closed and all crossfeed valve lights
extinguished.
Fuel Heat (-7 only) Check and Off E

Switch ON, check temperature rise,
then switch OFF. If engine temp is
+5°C or below operate the system for
one minute (2 mins if below -15°C,
3 mins if reverting to straight
feed) then switch OFF.
Ignition Flight Start E
Auto Brake As required. Light Out C

Place auto brake switch to desired
position: check that the switch holds
in the desired position and that
AUTO BRAKE light is out.
Recommended Settings:
MAX - Use only when a minimum

distance stop is mandatory
MED - Use on wet or slippery runways

or vrtien the landing distance
is at all limiting.
MIN - Use on all other occasions

provided runway length permits.
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AIRWAYS
AMPLIFIED APPROACH CHECKLIST
CONTINUED
Datum Threshold Speed 120 kts
Stopping Distance 5000' (from touchdown)
Increase Distance By;-
100' per knot above datum threshold speed

100' per knot tailwind
200' per 1000' altitude.
NOTE: AUTO BRAKE light will illuminate

momentarily when switch is
rotated through DISARM position.
QNH Set and Cross-Checked ALL
Flaps Set ...o/ ...OQreen Lt. ON P/E

As flaps are extended on schedule check Eight Greens E
that amber L/E flap light extinguishes,
green L/E flap light illuminates for
Flaps 1 and Flaps 5, and that trailing
edge flap position indicators agree
with flap lever position.
E/0 to check that four green L/E flap

lights are illuminated at Flaps 1,
eight green L/E flap lights are
illuminated at Flaps 5, and all amber
lights extinguished.
Approach Check Complete
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AMPLIFIED LANDING CHECKLIST
Gear Check Down, In, Green ALL
Speedbrake Armed C
Check all ADP's in AUTO, HYD pressure,
quantity, and temperature normal, LOW
PRESS and LOW QTY lights extinguished.
Landing Check Complete
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AMPLIFIED AFTER LAMDING CHECKLIST
Body Gear Steering ARM

Switch to ARM at a slow
speed before turning off runway.
Auto-Brake Off E
Speedbrakes Down E
Flaps Up E
Transponder/DME Standby E
Lights & Strobes As Required/Off E

Landing lights as required.
Switch off Anti-collision strobe
lights (if fitted).
Probe Heat Off E
Ignition Off E
Check Ignition light off
Radar Standby E
APU Master Switch On E

Check annunciator lights
and oil quantity
Bus Tie Breaker Open Lights Extinguished
Check all BUS TIE OPEN lights
extinguished. Close BTB's as
necessary.
Pressurisation Depressurised
Check Cabin outflow valves open and
cabin diff. press, zero
APU Start
Confirm starter cut out at 50/J

by noting rise in APU Batt. voltage
Galley Power Off E
Brake Press Checked E
Monitor and report brake pressure when

taxying in congested areas and especially
when approaching parking location
P.A. Call Cabin Crew C/E
Doors Manual
E/0 will obtain Captains permission
to make a P.A. call.
"Will cabin crew set doors to manual

now".
(This item should be carried out

immediately prior to reaching parking
gate).
After Landing Checklist Complete
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AIRWAYS
AMPLIFIED LEAVING AIRCRAFT CHECK LIST
Parking Brake and Pressure Set and checked ALL

Check that Park Brake and Anti-Skid Hyd. lights are
illuminated, and pressure normal (approx. 3,000 psi).
Wheel chocks In position C
Ensure that brake pressure does not dissipate (after
A.D.P's switched off, and engines shut down) until
Ground confirms that wheel chocks are in position.
INS Post Fit. Info. P
Post Fit. Info (Non FMS A/C only)
Mode Selector must remain in NAV.
Enter ramp co-ordinates as a waypoint. Select DSRTK/STS.
Press key N0.I and INSERT. Note Mode Index changes from
4 to 1. ("Flush up-date"). Select Test Auto Man. switch
to Man. to prevent auto sequencing beyond waypoint.
Select Waypoint change. Press 0 and the waypoint number
of the ramp co-ordinates. Press Insert button. Select
Dist/Time. The distance is the terminal error of the
INS and is used with the block time to extract the drift
rate from the chart. Select DSTRK/STS; this will give
the direction of the drift. Press test button to obtain
any current malfunction code.
Select STBY on the three mode selectors.
Electrical Power
Check voltage and frequency A.P.U./GRD E
For COMBl requirement see Chapter 10.
Where one power source only is used, N0.I APU gen. or N0.I
Ext power must be established and SSB closed to power
complete electrical system.
A.P.U. Air Bleed Open E
Bleed Air Valves Closed E

This will ensure High Stage valves
are "Powered" closed.
Air' Driven Pumps All Off E

Check Run lights extinguished.
Low press lights illuminated.
Aft Cargo Heat Off E

Check On light extinguishes.
Nacelle Anti-Ice Off E
Check that Nacelle Valve Open and
Stator valve Open lights
(-7 only) are extinguished.
Start Levers Cut Off E
Check N2* , EGT and fuel flow for immediate
indication of engine shutdown.
*N3 on RB211 engine.

CAUTION: IF IMMEDIATE SHUTDOWN INDICATIONS ARE NOT OBSERVED,
MAINTENANCE ACTION IS REQUIRED. ENGINE OVER-
TEMPERATURE/TORCHING MAY OCCUR ON THE NEXT START.
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AIRWAYS
Wing Anti-Ice Off

Check valve lights are extinguished.
Fasten Seat Belts Off E
Beacon Off E
Landing Lights Off E
Boost Pumps Off E
Reserve Tank Valves Closed E

Check that Resv. Valve lights
illuminate (in transit) then
extinguish (valve closed).
All Start Levers at Cut off Check E/P
Check that ALL the Start
Levers are at cut off before
checking full movement of the
thrust levers.
Thrust Levers Full & Free Movement E

Check that the thrust levers
can be freely advanced to the
forward stop and closed again.
INS ALIGN
Cycle all 3 INS sets through
STBY and select ALIGN
Max Indication Pointers Record/Reset E/P

Check max indication pointers in
N-j E.G.T., N2 Indicators (and N3
indicator (-524). If a pointer
reads above max limit for that
parameter and it is assured that
limits were not exceeded reset
the pointers. If max limits were
exceeded record details of
exceedance in Maintenance Log
Defect Report.
Flight Recorder Off
Switch flight recorder Off and
close guard.
Window Heat Off E
INS Off E
Position the three mode selectors to Off.
Emergency Lights Off E
BETA/MSAS Switches (-524/COMBI) Off E
Radio Master Switches Off E
Radar Off E
Standby Power Off E
Pack Valves Off E
Note decrease in EOT (SQoc minimum).
Outflow Valves Manual E
APU Air Bleed Closed E
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AIRWAYS
Ground Electrical Power Established E

Power should be available
to the aircraft from either
a GPU or the APU until
a) Passengers have disembarked
b) Baggage has been off-loaded
APU Stop E
Batt. Switch Off E
Crew Oxygen Control Valve Closed E
NOTE; Proceed below broken line if stopover exceeds one hour.
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AIRWAYS
TRAINING CHECK LIST
The training check list may be used on Training Flights only, when carrying out
repetitive circuits and landings.
The normal checks should be read for the first take-off and for the last approach
and landing.
APPROACH CHECK
BEFORE TAKE-OFF CHECK
Limits set and cross
Take-off data. Checked, indexed checked ALL
and bugged ALL
Landing data checked indexed
Speedbrake Down/Detent C and bugged ALL
Trim. Checked and set for
Briefing C
take-off ALL
Auto brakes as required P
Annunciator Panels. Checked E
Q.N.H. Set ALL
Flaps. Set 10°/10° Green Lt. ON ALL
Eight Greens E Fuel feed as required E
Briefing. Approach check complete E
Booster Pumps. Mains ON, Lts LANDING CHECK

OUT
Gear Check Down, In, Green ALL
Packs. ALL OFF E
Speed brakes as required P
Ignition. Flight Start E
Body Gear Steering. Guard Closed Landing check complete E
Lts. OUT C/E
AFTER LANDING CHECK
Before take-off check. Complete E
Body Gear Steering Arm C/E
AFTER TAKE-OFF CHECK
Speedbrake. Down C
Probe heat. ON (-7)
(Lights Out (-524)) E/P Flaps. As required P
Landing gear. UP and OFF Lts Probe heat Pitots only (-7) E
OUT .P/E
Ignition OFF E
Pack Valves. As required E After landing check. Complete E
Fuel Feed as required E
After Take off Check. Complete E
Note; Max 3 full stop landings per hour.

No Reverse on Touch and Go
landing.
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H as
Flight DESCENT SPEED SCHEDULE M H
CLIP
level .82/300/250 .82/340/250 * li
H
.82/280/250 GRADUATED TAKE-DFF EPR BOARD
747-7 Hd 03
50 kt Zero wind 50 kt Zero wind 50 kt DATA oj a
00 Zero wind
distance distance distance
6 JUL.84
distance distance distance
increment increment increment
Difference between RTDW Take-Dff EPR Vl/Vr EMERGENCY
410 129 18 122 17 114 15
(or NATDW) and Actual TDW Reduction Increase kt FREDUENCIES
390 123 17 116 16 108 15
Nil Nil
103 14
Within 10,000 kg 121.5 A7600
370 117 17 111 15 Nil
10,001 - 15,000 kg 0.01
98 14 2182 A7700
350 112 16 106 15 0.02 1
15,001 - 20,000 kg A7500
330 105 15 101 14 93 13 0.03 1
20,001 - 30,000 kg
97 14 89 13 0.04 2
310 99 15 30,001 - 35,000 kg FUEL TO
0.05 2 DUMP
300 95 14 93 13 87 12 35,001 - 40,000 kg BE
0.06 3 TIME
92 14 90 13 85 12 40,001 - 50,000 kg DUMPED
290 3 MINS.
50,001 - 55,000 kg 0.07
X 1000 KGS
270 85 13 84 13 81 12 4
55,001 - 60,000 kg 0.08
250 78 12 78 12 75 11 0.09 4 120 51
60,001 - 65,000 kg
11 70 11 0.10 5 100 42
230 72 12 71 65,001 - 75,000 kg
0.11 5 80 34
210 66 11 65 10 64 10 75,001 - 80,000 kg
0.12 max. 6 60 25
200 62 11 62 10 61 10 Over 80,000 kg -4
50 21
190 59 10 59 10 59 9 GRADUATED CLIMB EPR 40 17 a
t-
170 53 9 53 9 54 9 30 13
At 10000' Graduate 0.05 EPR Thereafter - Graduate 0-03 EPR H
49 8 20 8
150 47 8 48 8 Maintain until ROC until ROC again reduces 3
10 4 Q
130 41 7 42 7 44 8 reduces to 500'/min to 500'/min then restore
110 35 6 37 7 39 7 climb power. DUMP RATE INCLUDES
27 5 27 5 BURNOFF AND ASSUMES 3
90 27 5 OPTIMUM CLIMB SPEEDS
ALL PUMPS DPERATING g
70 21 4 21 4 21 4 310 AND ABOVE
WT RANGE UP TO 210 210-240 240-270 270-310
50 15 3 15 3 15 3
X 1000 Kgs
CLB,SPEED 290/.82 300/.82 310/.82 320/.82 320 to 10,000 ft
Descent Weight Correction 330/.82
KTS/MACH
For descents from FL300 and above
Increase I Distance bv 2nm for each lO.OOOkg )^ } 220,000 kg. ADJUST
Decrease I I Below I MIN. SPEEDS FOR ABNORMAL CONFIGURATIONS INDICES
Wind Component Correction
Increase I ^gro wind distance by distance increment for each 50 kt 1 . component 25 FLAP LANDING FLAP 25° VREF + 8 A/T + B
Decrease f * Headwind SPARE ENGINE CARRIAGE FLAP 30° VREF+5 A/T + B + C
Note: The most fuel efficient speed is 280 kts followed by 300 kts. Descent should be OVERWEIGHT LANDING FLAP 25° VREF-FIO A/T + B
planned using 280 kts. 2 ENGINE LANDING FLAP 25° VREF + 10 A/T + B
JAMMED STABILISER FLAP 25° VREF + 20 A/T + B
LOSS OF 2 HYD SYSTEMS FLAP 25° VREF-F 20 A/T + B
AUTOBRAKE - STOPPING DISTANCE ('MIN' SET) INADVERTENT THRUST REVERSER FLAP 250 VREF -F 20 A/T + B
ONE OR MORE L.E. FLAPS INOP. FLAP 25° VREF-F 20 A/T + B + C
Datum Threshold Speed 120 Kts. Stopping Distance 5000'(From touchdown)
SPLIT OR ASYMMETRIC T.E. FLAP avail 25° VREF-F 25 A/T + B + C
0
4=
(100' per knot above datum threshold speed
100' per knot tailwind COMBINATION L.E. & T.E. FLAP -
VREF +40 A/T + B + C
1 200' per 1000' altitude
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0
1
O GJ
_»
VR V2 ISA ISA
Q W o -67 -57 -57 -57 -57 -55 -53 -51 -49 -47 -45 -^3 -41 -39 -35
•n -37
4=- > SAT SAT H so
3 FLAP 10 VREF so H
-Cr 'X FL FL/^
Z 400 390 380 370 360 350 340 330 320 310 300 290 280 270 260 250
■: H
0 FLAP 20 WT\
p /WT > H
1 H M
o 00 1.38 1.35 1.32 1.29 1.27 1.25
167 173 330, 330, 03 n
rj
.840 .840 .835 .830 .825 .820
bo 159 165 000 747-7 STANDARD CRUISE PROCEDURE 000
273 271 269 267 266 266
b EPR 1.39 1.36 1.32 1.30 1.27 1.24 1.22
163 169 320, 320,
.845 .840 .840 .835 .825 .820 .810 159
156 162 000 000
I
BUFFET BOUNDARY 269 267 265 264 262 261 260
1.41 1.37 1.33 1.30 1.28 1.25 1.23 1.21
159 166 310, 310,
.845 .845 .840 .835 .830 .820 .815 .805 156
152 159 000 000
266 263 261 260 258 257 256 255
C >
1.42 1.38 1.34 1.31 1.28 1.26 1.23 1.21 CO V
155 163 300, FOR MAX CRUISE 300, m 2
.845 .845 .840 .835 .830 .825 .815 .810 .800 154
148 156 000 ALTITUDE IN 000
262 259 258 256 254 253 252 251 250
SEVERE TURBULENCE
1.43 1.39 1.35 1.32 1.29 1.26 1.24 1.22 ri.20 1.18
151 159 290, SEE CRUISE 290, |-
.845 .845 .840 .835 .830 .825 .820 .810 .800 .790 151
144 153 000 CONTROL MANUAL. 000 >
258 256 254 252 251 250 248 247 246 245
ABOVE ISA 15 CHECK MAX 1.44 1.40 1.36 1.33 1.30 1.27 1.24 1.22 1.20 1.16
148 156 280, 1.18
280,
.845 .845 .845 .840 .835 .825 .820 .810 .806 .795 .785 148
141 150 000 000
IN CRUISE CONTROL 255 252 250 249 247 246 244 243 242 Jr
241 240
MANUAL 1.45 1.41 1.37 1.33 1.30 1.28 1.25 1.23 1.20 1.18 1.17 1.15
144 153 270, 270,
.845 .845 .845 .840 .835 .830 .820 .815 .805 .795 .785 .775 145
137 146 000 000 t-
251 249 247 245 243 242 241 .240 238 237 236 235 K
140 149 260,

1.46 1.42 1.38 1.34 1.31 1.28 1.25 1.23 1.21 1.19 1.17 1.15 1.14
t H
S
260, O
.850 .845 .840 .840 .835 .830 .825 .815 .805 .795 .785 .775 .765 143
133 143 000 000
247 245 243 241 239 238 237 236 234 233 232 231 230
1.43 1.38 1.34 1.31 1.29 1.26 n.23 1.21 1.19 1.17 1.15 1.14 1.11
136 146 250, 250, 3
.845 .845 .835 .835 .830 .825 .815 .805 .800 .790 .775 .765 .755 140 a
129 140 000 000 !»
240 238 236 235 233 232 231 230 229 228 227 226 226 t-
1.43 1.39 1.35 1.32 1.29 1.26 1.24 1.21 1.19 1.17 1.16 1.14 1.12 1.10
132 143 240, 240,
.845 .845 .840 .830 .830 .825 1 815 .810 .800 .790 .780 .765 .755 .745 137
125 137 000 000
236 233 231 230 228 227 1 226 225 224 223 223 222 221 .221
1.44 1.39 1.35 1.32 1.29 1.26 1.24 1.21 1.19 1.17 1.16 1.14 1.12 1.10 1.09
128 141 230, 230,
.845 .845 .840 .840 .825 .825 .820 .810 .800 .790 .780 .770 .755 .745 .730 134
122 136 000 000
.231 229 227 225 224 223 222 221 219 219 218 217 217 216 216
1.44 1.40 1.36 1.32 1.29 1.27 1.24 1.22 1.19 1.17 1.16 1.14 1.12 1.10 1.09 1.08
124 139 220, 220,
.845 .845 .840 .840 .835 .820 .820 .810 .800 .790 .780 .770 .755 .745 .730 .720 130
122 136 000 000
226 224 222 221 219 218, 217 216 215 214 213 212 212 211 211 210
1.40 1.36 1.32 1.29 1.27 ri.24 1.22 1.19 1.17 1.16 1.14 1.12 1.10 1.09 1.08 1.08
122 139 210, 210,
.845 .845 .840 .835 .825 .810 .810 .800 .790 .780 .770 .755 .745 .730 .720 .705 127
122 136 000 000
220 218 216 215 214 213 211 210 210 209 208 208 207 207 206 206
122 139 200, 200,

122 124
136 000 NOTE 1: OPERATE ABOVE THICK LINE FOR OPTIMUM FUEL USAGE. 000
p REFER TO FUEL CONSERVATION SECTION (101-50-01) FOR RECOMMENDED FUEL
a> CO
122 139 190, SAVING TECHNIQUES 190,
Ch 122 121
136 000 000
NOTE 2: DOTTED LINE SHOWS MAXIMUM STABILISED CRUISE ALTITUDE ON THREE ENGINES
•
AT MAX. CONT. EPR AND ISA + 10°C & BELOW.
122 139 180, 180,
CO
4= 122 136 000 117
000
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Flight DESCENT SPEED SCHEDULE H W
Jr
level W H
.82/280/250 .82/300/250 .82/340/250 CLIP
Ch *H
C3 Zero wind 50 kt Zero wind 50 kt Zero wind 50 kt GRADUATED TAKE OFF EPR BOARD > H
2 h4 CO
• distance distance distance distance distance distance DATA 747-524 CO a
00 increment increment increment
LO IDATK: 7.1.83
410 138 19 130 18 122 16
Difference between RTOW EPB v,/vn EMERGENCY
390 132 19 124 17 117 16
(or NATOW) and ATOW Redirct Incr.
370 126 18 119 17 111 15 FREQUENCIES
350 121 18 114 16 106 15 within 10,000 Kg Nil Nil

121.5 A7600
14 10,000 - 15,000 0.01 1
330 114 17 109 16 101
15,000 - 20,000 0.02 1 2182 7700
310 106 16 104 15 96 14
20,000 ~ 25,000 0.03 2 7500
300 102 16 100 14 94 13
25,000 - 35.000 0.04 2
290 99 15 97 14 92 13
35,000 - 40,000 0.05 2 FUEL TO DUMP
270 92 14 90 14 88 13
40,000 45,000 0.06 3 BE DUMPED TIME
250 85 13 83 13 82 12
45,000 ^ 50,000 0.07 3
230 78 13 76 12 75 11 X 1000 Kgs MINS
50,000 60,000 0.08 4
210 71 12 70 11 69 11 60,000 -- 65,000 0.09 4
200 67 11 66 11 66 10 65,000 -- 70,000 0.10 5 120 51

190 64 11 63 10 64 10 70,000 - 75,000 0.11 5 100 42
170 57 10 57 10 58 10 75,000 - 85,000 0.12 6 80 34
150 51 9 51 9 52 9 85,000 - 90,000 0.13 6 60 25 hd
44 44 8 47 8
90,000 - 95,000 0.14 7
130 8 50 21 H
over 95,000 0.15 7
110 38 7 38 7 41 8 17 z
40 o
90 29 6 29 6 29 6
30 13
GRADUATED CLIMB EPR
70 22 4 22 4 22 4
AUW above 330,000 kg - Nil 20 8
z
50 16 3 16 3 16 3 a
When ROC< 500ft/min. 10 4
>
290,000 330,000 kg - 0.03 Nil
Descent Weight Correction DUMP RATE
For descents from FL300 and above
below 290,000 kg — 0.05 0.03
INCLUDES BURNOFF
OPTIMUM CLIMB SPEEDS AND ASSUMES
Dec7eê } ^ I mZ[^Ô.OOO kg
WT RANGE UP TO 210 210 240 240 270 270 310 310-340 340 AND ALL PUMPS
Wind Component Correction
X 1000 Kgs ABOVE OPERATING
Ow77asc } wind distance by distance increment for each 50|
kt Tfeadwind tômponent CLB,SPEED 290/82 300/.82 310/82 iio/Tel 320 to 10,000 ft
Note; The most fuel efficient speed is 280 kts foliowed by 300 kts. Descent should be KTS/MACH 330/.82|340/.82
planned using 280 kts.
ADJUST
MIN SPEEDS FOR ABNORMAL CONFIGURATIONS
INDICES
25° FLAP LANDING FLAP 25° V Ref+8 A/T + B
SPARE ENGINE CARRIAGE FLAP 30° V Ref+6 A/T + B + C
OVERWEIGHT LANDING FLAP 25° V Ref+10 A/T + B
AUTOBRAKE - STOPPING DISTANCE (MIN) 2 ENGINE LANDING FLAP 25° V Ref+10 A/T + B
JAMMED STABILISER FLAP 25° V Ref+20 A/T + B
Datum Threshold Speed 120kt. Stopping
O
LOSS OF 2 HYD SYSTEMS FLAP 25° V Ref+20 A/T + B
4=-
Distance 5000'(from T/D)
INADVERTENT THRUST REVERSER FLAP 25° V Ref+20 A/T + B
100' per kt. above datum speed
4= ONE OR MORE L.E. FLAPS INOP FLAP 25° V Ref+20 A/T + B + C
0
Increase distance by 100' per kt. tailwind SPLIT OR ASYMMETRIC T.E. FLAP AVAIL 25° V Ref+25 A/T + B + C
1 200' per 1000' altitude
o Cd COMBINATION OF L.E. & T.E. FLAP - V Ref+40 A/T + B + C
00 >
0 t3B
-t=- > !> CO
1 VR 1 V2 ISA H SO
o
jr -1 57 57 57 --57 ISA BO H
-57 - 57 - 55 53 - 51 - 49 -47 -45 - 43 41 - 39 37 -35 33
0 SAT
a FLAP 10 SAT ■: H
1 ■^Tfl > H
o z 410 400 390
Fl^
FLAP 20 wt\ 380 370 360 350 340 1 330 320 310 300 290 280 270 260 250 240 K CO
Jr p
_ . _
CO a
178 185
00
GREENBAND SELECTOR STAB TRIM 747-524 STANDARD CRUISE 370 179
177 PROCEDURES
O t1 SWITCH POSITION SETTING
174 182 EPR
m! 1.59 1.57 1.54 1.53 1.50 1.48
360 A/P NOSE DOWN <4.4 MACH NO. .850 .845 .845 .840 .835 .830 360 175
167 175 MID 4.4 to 7.1 BUFFET 289 287 285 283 281 279
_
171 179 A/P NOSE UP > 7.1 BOUNDARY 1.61 1.58 1.55 1.53 1 1.51 1.49 1.47
350 .850 .845 .845 .840 .840 .835 .830 350 172
164 171
286 284 281 279 277 276 274
167 176 1.62 1.59 1.56 1 .54 1.52 ' 1.50 1.48 1.46
340 .850 .845 .845 .840 .845 .835 .830 .825 340 169 c >
160 168 M X
284 280 278 276 274 272 271 270
163 173 1.63 1.60 1.57 1.55 1.52 1.50 1.48 1.47 1.45 <1
330 .850 .850 .845 .845 .840 .835 .830 .825 3 S
.820 330 166
156 165 281 278 275 273 271 269 267 266 265
160 169 1.64 1.61 1.58 1.55 1.53 1.51 1.49 1.47 1.46 1.44
320 ABOVE ISA + 10 CHECK MAX .850 .850 .845 .845 .840 .840 .835 .830 .820 .815 320 162
153 162 CRUISE ALTITUDE & EPR 278 274 271 269 267 265 264 262 261 260
. . ,
156 166 IN CRUISE CONTROL MANUAL 1.65 1.62 1.59 1.54 jr

1.56 1.52 1.50 1.48 1.46 1.45 1.43
310 FOR MAX CRUISE .850 .850 .845 .845 .840 .840 .835 .830 .825 .815 .810 310 159
149 159 ALTITUDE IN 275 271 268 266 263 261 260 258 257 256 255
152 163 SEVERE TURBULENCE 1.63 1.60 1.57 1.54 c-
1.52 1.50 1.48 1.47 1.45 1.44 1.42
k!
300 SEE CRUISE .850 .850 .845 .845 .840 .835 .830 .825 .820 .810 .805 300 156 M
146 156 CONTROL MANUAL 268 264 262 259 Si
258 256 254 253 252 251 250 J
148 159 o
1.64 1.60 1.58 1.55 1.53 1.51 1.49 1.47 1.45 1.44 1.42 1.41
290 .850 .850 .845 .845 .840 .835 .830 .830 .820 .816 .805 .795 290 153
146 156 265 261 258 256 254 252 251 250 248 247 246 245 s
144 156 1.65 1.61 1.58 1.56 1.53 1 .51 1.49 r 1.47 1.46 1.44 1.43 1.41 1.40
280 .850 .850 .845 .845 .840 .840 .835 .830 .825 .815 .805 .800
g
.790 280 150 t-
146 156 262 258 255 252 250 249 247 [ 246 244, 243 242 241 240
144 156 1.66 1 .62 1.59 1.56 1.54 1.52 1.50 1.48"" 1.46 1.44 * 1.43 1.42 1.40 i.39
270 .850 .850 .845 .845 .840 .840 .835 .830 .825 .815 .810 .800 .790 .780 270 146
146 156 254 251 249 247 245 243 242 241 240 238 237 236 235
144 156 1.63 1.60 1.57 1.54 1.52 ' 1.50 1.48 1.46 1.45 1.43 1.42 1.40 1.39 1.38
260 .850 .850 .845 .845 .840 .835 .830 .825 .815 .810 .800 .790 .780 .770 260 143
146 156 250 247 245 243 239 238 237
241 , 236 234 233 232 231 230
144 156 1.63 1.60 1.57 1.55 1.52 1.48
1.§0 1.47 1.45 1.43 1.42 1.41 1.39 1.38 1.37
250 .850 .850 .845 .845 .840 .835 .830 .825 .820 .810 .800 .795 .785 .770 .760 250 140
146 156 246 243 240 238 236 235 233 232 231 230 229 228 227 226 226
144 156 1.64 1.61 1.58 1.55 1.53 1.50 1.49 1.47 1.45 1.44 1.42 1.41 1.39 1.38 1.37 1.36
240 .850 .850 .845 .845 .840 .840 .830 .825 .820 .810 .800 .795 .785 .775 .760 .750 240 137
146 156 241 238 236 233 231 230 228 227 226 225 224 223 223 222 221 221
144 156 1.61 1.58 1.55 1.53 l.SI . 1 .49 1.47 1.45 1.44 1.42 1.41 1.39 1.38 1.37 1.36 1.34
230 .850 .845 .845 .840 .835 .830 .825 .820 .810 .805 .795 .785 .775 .760 .750 .740 230 134
146 156 234 231 229 227 225 224 223 222 221 219 219 1 218 217 217 216 216
ro 144 156
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220 NOTE 1: OPERATE BETWEEN THICK LINES FOR OPTIMUM FUEL USAGE. REFER TO FUEL CONSERVATION SECTION 220 131
146 156 1101-50-01) FOR RECOMMENDED FUEL SAVING TECHNIQUES,
144 156
NOTE 2: DOTTED LINE SHOWS MAXIMUM STABILISED CRUISE ALTITUDE ON THREE ENGINES AT MAX.
210
00 CONT. EPR AND ISA -(■ 10°C & BELOW. 210 128
146 156
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E/O's PFE-FUGffT CHECK
INTERNAL - DIFIERENCES ^
1. OXYGEN MASK ANT REGULATOR E/O's STATION - CHECKED ON, 100%, EMERGENCY 'OFF'
Headset "ON" "IMT" audio "ON" Select Boom/Mask switch to "MASK".
Mask stowed. Oo supply lever "ON" Diluter lever "100%"
Push to Talk switch to "BIT"
O2 Emergency lever to "ON" - O2 flow can be heard this confirms serviceability
of O2 system and mask mic. T
Switch Emergency lever to "OFF" O2 flow stops.
Push to talk switch "OFF" Select Boom/Mask switch to "BOOM".
NOTE; 1) In case of malfunction carry out full check as per 11.10.01.
2) There is no TEST position on the EMERGENCY O2 lever on this
aircraft.
2. There is no fuel isolation valve on the fuel jettison panel. This has no
operational significance.
3. Flight Recorder CHECK & OFF
Place flight recorder switch ^
ON and check that the OFF, FDAU and
DFDR lights extinguished.
Set trip number and date and
press INSERT switch.
Place flight recorder switch
OFF and check that the OFF and DFDR li^ts
illuminate. . ' ^
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AIRWAYS
E/O's PRE FLIGHT CHECK INTERNAL

CHECKLIST DIFFERENCES
1. APU FIRE WARNING TEST
Due to different Fire/Fault Test Logic, the following Fire Test Procedure must
be carried out;-
Hold the APU Fire/Fault Test "A" switch to FIRE TEST. Check that both Master
Fire Warning Lights, APU Fire Detection Light, and APU Fire Switch illuminate
and the Fire Warning bell sounds. - Repeat procedure with the APU Fire/Fault
Test "B" switch .
Hold the APU Fire/Fault Test "A" and "B" switches to FAULT TEST; check that
"A" and "B" Fire Detection System Fault Lights illuminate.
2. APU OIL QUANTITY
Oil quantity calibrated in U.S. quarts minimum quantity is 2.25 U.S. quarts.
3. APU/EXTERNAL ELECTRICAL POWER - ESTABLISHED
Requirement for use of Main Deck Cargo Door will determine the switch selection
of APU/External power - (Chapter 10).
NOTE: 2 generators fitted to APU.
4. SIDE CARGO DOOR HEAT
Place switch to "OFF" in cargo configuration.

Place switch to "ON" if required for passenger comfort in passenger only role.
5. RECIRCULATION FANS
Selective switching of recirculation fans is required depending on all Pax, 6

or 12 pallet cargo configuration (Chapter 6).
6. FUEL HEAT SWITCHES (ANNOTATED ON-OFF)
Check Fuel Heat switches in OFF position.
7. HYDRAULIC SYSTEM OVERHEAT LIGHTS
Check all Hydraulic System OVERHEAT lights extinguished.
8. ENGINE FIRE DETECTION TEST
The Nacelle Temp needles will move to the same indicated position for Fire or
Fault Test.
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4 JUN.86 04.21.11A
BRITISH 7H7 FLYING MANUAL
AIRWAYS
9. MAIN reCK CARGO SMOKE DETECTION
Smoke Detection CHECK

Check NO AIR FLOW light extinguished.
Passenger Configuration
Place Detector Select Switches to PASS; no test required.
Mixed Configuration
Place appropriate detector select switches to CARGO and other switches to PASS.
Press detector test switch A; check that selected (CARGO) main cargo smoke
detection lights illuminate and (CARGO) fire warnings and master fire warning
lights illuminate. - Repeat procedure with detector test switch B.
For 6 Pallet Configuration Detector Select Switching is - CARGO - 2 and 3

PASS - 1
For 12 Pallet Configuration Detector Select Switching is - CARGO - 1,2 and 3
10. FLIGHT RECORDER - CHECK
With system powered up (CB's in), using the thumbwheel, enter the following
data:
Day, Month, Flight Number, Trip Leg.
Momentarily press the insert ident button, check that the DFDR dolls eye
changes to ON for about ONE minute.
The FDAU indicator should indicate ON whenever power is on and CB made.
11. AFTER REFUELLING IS COMPLETED (MIXED CONFIGURATION ONLY)
Side Cargo Door Handle and Indicating Lights CHECK

Check door closed, interior latch lock handle in the closed position,
DOOR OPEN and LATCHED CLOSED lights extinguished (performed only when
any portion of main deck is in cargo configuration).
12. CREW BREATHING APPARATUS
Additional smoke hood - Stowed.
13. CREW SERVICE DOOR - CHECKED
Check crew service door closed.
m. CREW SERVICE DOOR ESCAPE SLIDE - CHECK
Check that slide pack is intact, locked in deployment position, shear plunger
engaged in floor track and safety pin removed.
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5BDF2 71+7 FLYING NANUAL
British
airways
PILOT'S ERE FLIGHI AND ENGINE START
CHECMLIST - DIFFERENCES
1. OXYGEN MASK AND REGULATOR CAPT & F/0. - CHECKED ON, 100%, EMERGENCY^"ÔTF'
Pfeadset "ON" - "INT" audio "ON" Select Boon/Mask switch tc "MASK"
Mask stewed. O2 supply lever "ON" Diluter lever "100%"
Push to Talk switch tc -'INT"
Oo Emergency lever tc "ON" - O2 flew can be heard this ccnfinns serviceability
or O2 system and mask mic. '
Switch Emergency lever tc "OFF"' O2 flow steps. Y'
Push tc talk switch 'ÔFT"" Select Boom/Mask switch tc "BOOM".
NOTE: 1) In case of malfunction carry cut full check as per 11.10.01.

2) There is no TEST position on the EMERGENCY O2 lever on this
aircraft. _/
;/
2. WINDOW HEAT
The window overheat light is not repeated on the pilots' P2 annunciator

panel.
3. RUDDER RATIO TEST AND MAX INDICATOR RESET ^' ■
These buttons are positioned below the standby horizon.
I
4. DME TEST
On test, the flag disappears and the indicator drives to 9M-.i 0.2.
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SAT -57 -57 -57 -57 -55 -53 -51 -49 -47 !> CO
-45 -43 -41 -39 ISA
cx> -37 -35 H 33
flap 10 SAT
to H
a 410 400 390 380 370 360
FLAP 20 350 340 330 VREF « H
P3 320 310 300 290
173 280 270 260 250 !> H
O 178
1.49 H CO
350 747- COMBI STANDARD CRUISE PROCEDURE 1.44 1.40 1.36 1.33
00 1.29 1.26 1.24 CO m
VJ1 166 171 .850 .850 .845 .845
EPR .840 .835 .830 .825 350
170 175 -• 290 286 283 281
lrcmach no. 280 278 276 275
1.51 1.46 1.42 1.37 1.34
340 buffet - BOUNDARY 1.30 1.27 1.24 1.22
168 .850 .850 .850 .845 .840 .840 .835 .825 .820
286 340
167 172 283 280 278 276 274 272 271 270
1,48 1.43 1.39 1.35 1.32
330 1.28 1.25 1.23 1.20
159 165 FOR OPERATION IN SHADED AREA EPR .850 .850 .845 .845 .840 .835 .830 .820 .815 330
163 169 279 276 274 272 270
•JP TO -7J LEVELS ARE REQUIRED. 269 267 266 265
1.49 1.45 1.40 1.36 1.33
320 1.29 1.26 1.23 1.21 1.19
156 FOR MAX CRUISE ALTITUDE IN .850 .850 .845 .845 .840
162 .835 .830 .825 .815 .810 320 159
159 277 273 271 269 267
166 SEVERE TURBULENCE SEE 265 264 262 261
,51- 260
CRUISE CONTROL MANUAL. 1.46 1.42 1.37 1.34 1.30
310 1.27 1.24 1.22 1.19 1.17
.850 .850 .850 .845 .840
152 159 .840 .830 .825 .820 .810 .800 310 156
274 270 268 266 263
155 163 ABOVE ISA + 15 CHECK MAX 261 260 258 257 256
1,53 255
.48 1.43 1.37 1.35 1.31 s
300 CRUISE ALTITUDE & EPR IN 1.28 1.25 1.22 1.20 1.18
.850 1.16 c>
.850 .850 .845 .845 .840 .835
148 156 CRUISE CONTROL MANUAL. .830 .820 .815 .805 .795
271 300 154
2fe7 264 262 259 258 256 254
151 159 253 252 251 -350. 51
1.54 1.49 .44 1.40 1.35 1.32 _ 2
1.29 1.26 1.23 1.20 1.18 1.16 m -n
290 1.15
.850 .850 .850 .845 .845 .840 .835
■n f-
144 .830 .825 .815 .805 -fr
153 .795 .790 290 151 • >
268 263 260 258 256 254 _ TJ -4
148 252 251 250 248 247 246 o Ki
156 245
1.50 1.46 1.41 cn
1.37 1.32 1.29 1.26 1.24
280 1.21 1.19 ,1-17 1.15- 1.13
.850 .850 .845 .845 .840 .835 .830 c-
O 141 .825 815 .810 I .800 .790 .780 280
150 260 148 K
O 257 255 252 250 249 247 246 244 243 42 241 240 M
144 153
3 1.47 1.42 1.38 1.34 1.30 1.27 1.24 25
1.21 1.19 1.17 1.15 1.14 1.12
cd 270 o
.850 .860 .850 ,845 .840 840 .830 .825 .820 .810 i .800 .790 .780 .770 270 145
137 146 2ge>, 253 251 249 247 245 243 242 __2£1 240 238 237 236 235
140 149 1.53 1.48 1.43 1.39 1.35 1.31 1.28 1.25 1.22 '1.19' 1.17 1.15 1.14 12 1.11 3
260 .850 .850 .850 .845 .845 .840 .835 .825 .820 .810 .805 .795 .785 .770 a
133 .760 260 143
143 252 249 247 >
245 243 241 239 238 236 234 233 232
J-SL 231 230 r'
136 146 1.54 1.49 1.44 1.39 1.35 1.32 1.28 1.25 1.22 'r20~ 1.18 1.16 1.14 1.12 .11 1.10
250 .850 .850 .850 .845 .845 .840 .835 .830 .820 .815 .805 .795 .785 .775 760 .750 250 140
129 140 248 245 242 240 238 236 235 233 _232 231 230 229 228 227 226 226
132 143 1.49 1.45 1.40 1.36 1.32 1.29 1.25 1.23 r20~' 1.18 1.16 .14 1.13 1.11 10 1.09
240 .850 .850 .845 .845 .840 .835 .830 .820 .815 .805 .795 .785 .775 .765 .750 .740 240 137
125 137 241 238 236 233 231 230 228 226 225 224
-IKL. 223 223 222 221 221
128 141 .50 11.45 1.41 1.36 1.32 1.29 1.26 1.23 1.20 1.18 1.16 1.14 .13 1.11 1.10 09 1.08
230 .850 850 .845 .845 .840 .835 .830 .820 j .815 .805 .795 .785 775 .765 .750 740 .730 230 134
122 136 236 233 231 229 227 225 224 _223 222 221 . 219 219 218 217 217 216 216
124 139 .46 1.41 1.37 1.33 1.29 1.26 1.23 1.20 1.18 1.16 1.14 1.13 .11 1.10 1.09 08 1.07
220 .850 .845 .845 840 .835 .830 .825 .815 .805 .795 .785 .775 765 .750 .740 730 715 220 130
122 136 229 226 224 222 221 219 218 217 216 215 214 213 212 212 211 211 210
122 139 41 1.37 1.33 1.29 1.26 i!23" 20 1.18 1.16 1.14 1.13 1.11 .10 1.09 1.08 07 1.06
210 845 .845 .840 .835 .830 .825 815 .805 .795 .785 .775 .765 .750 740 .725 715 .700 210 127
122 136 221 220 218 216 215 214 213 211 210 210 209 208 208 207 207 206 206
122 139 NOTE 1: OPERATE ABOVE THICK LINE FOR OPTIMUM FUEL USAGE.
200 REFER TO FUEL CONSERVATION SECTION (101-50-01) FOR RECOMMENDED FUEL SAVING TECHNIQUES 200 124
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122 139 NOTE 2: DOTTED LINE SHOWS MAXIMUM STABILISED CRUISE ALTITUDE ON THREE ENGINES AT MAX. CONT. EPR
4=r 190 (-7J RATING) AND ISA + 10°C & BELOW. 190 121
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180 180 117
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BRITISH 747 FLYING MANUAL NORMAL PROCEDDURES

AIRWAYS TABLE OF CONTENTS

TABLE OF CONTENTS 04.00.01

NORMAL CHECK LIST 04.10.01

E/O'S PRE-FLIGHT CHECK - EXTERIOR INSPECTION 04.21.01

E/O'S TRANSIT CHECKS WITHOUT MAINTENANCE COVER 04.21.03

E/O'S PRE-FLIGHT CHECK - INTERNAL 04.21.11

PILOTS PRE-FLIGHT CHECK 04.21.31

FMS/INS SYSTEM - CHECK AND SET ■ 04.21.38

AMPLIFIED ENGINE START CHECK LIST 04.22.01

AMPLIFIED BEFORE TAKE-OFF CHECK LIST 04.23.01

AMPLIFIED AFTER TAKE-OFF CHECK LIST 04.23.11

AMPLIFIED E/O'S LEAVING PANEL CHECK LIST 04.23.12

AUTOLAND CHECK 04.26.01

AMPLIFIED BEFORE DESCENT CHECK LIST 04.26.02

AMPLIFIED APPROACH CHECK LIST 04.26.11

AMPLIFIED LANDING CHECK LIST 04.27.01

AMPLIFIED AFTER LANDING CHECK LIST 04.27.11

AMPLIFIED LEAVING AIRCRAFT CHECK LIST 04.28.01

TRAINING CHECK LIST 04.30.01

CLIP BOARD DATA 04.40.01

NORMAL CHECKLIST - PILOTS & E/O's PRE-FLIGHT CHECK 04.00.02A

E/O'S PRE FLIGHT CHECK INTERNAL CHECKLIST DIFFERENCES 04.21.11A/

PILOTS' PRE FLIGHT CHECK - CHECKLIST DIFFERENCES 04.21.03A

NORMAL CHECK LISTS

C Pilot in charge. A Flight Attendants

6. FWD ELECTRONIC PANEL

The Flight Engineer's panel scan for all

•o F/E'S PANEL scan" SEQUENCE

LIST OF EFFECTIVE PAGES

01/02 INSERT 4JUN.86

The inclusion of an uncertified revision will invalidate

Revised Pages Dated — 4 JUN.86

Prepared by Technical Information Services,

Electric & Air Driven Hydraulic Pump

Fuel Jettison Panel Check

airways ENGINE START CHECKLIST

FMS Updated ALL

Thrust & Start Levers Closed and cut-off C

For Pushback only

Parking Brake & Press Set and Checked ALL

Start Levers Idle C

BEFORE TAKE-OFF CHECKLIST 1

Flaps Selected 10° or 20° P

Fit. Insts. & Yaw Damper Checked. No flags C/P

20°/20° Green Lt. on

C.S.O's Report Received, Doors Auto E

Boost Pumps Mains on. Lights out E 1

Fuel System Set for take-off E 1

Body Gear Steering Guard Closed, Lights Out C/E '

Probe Heat On (-7) E/P 1

Cabin Signs As required E 1

Systems Check Complete E 1 9

Fuel Heat (-7) Checked E 1 -—•

Fuel Feed Briefed C/E 1

• I INS (CAT 3 only) Check Status ALL

Pressurisation Set, All Packs ON E

Briefing Stated, Trans. Level C

Annunciators Panels Checked E