Pilot Checklist D3
Pilot Checklist D3
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BK117 D−3
PILOT’S CHECKLIST
This checklist is to be used as a pilot’s reference aid only and
does not replace nor supersede the applicable
BK117 D−3 Flight Manual.
NORMAL PROCEDURES
NOTE The Pilot’s Checklist will only be updated when checklist
relevant changes are introduced in Section 3 “Emergency
procedures“ and/or Section 4 “Normal procedures“ of the Flight
Manual by a corresponding Flight Manual Revision. Pilots may
verify the up-to-date status of the PCL by checking the latest
entries in FLM LEP Section 3 and 4 and the corresponding
changes in these sections.
LOG OF REVISIONS
Original issue JUN 29, 2020
Revision 1 APR 22, 2021
PCL Revision 1 corresponds to FLM Revision 4.1
INTRODUCTION
Checks
The following list contains generally check items for the helicopter
standard configuration.
In addition to these items, check antennas and all installed optional
equipment and make certain that all relevant intermediate and
special inspections in accordance with the Maintenance Manual
have been complied with.
For optional equipment check items, refer to the respective Flight
Manual Supplement, Operational Manual or Maintenance Manual.
All steps/checks which are mandatory before each flight are marked
with an asterisk (L).
All other steps/checks have only to be performed before the first flight
of the day or for aircraft on alert / on call status these items should be
performed within a 24 hours cycle.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
NORMAL PROCEDURE PAGE
PREFLIGHT CHECK
EXTERIOR CHECK
5 2 3
FUSELAGE - RH
1. NACA cockpit air intake − Clear
2. OAT sensor − Condition
3. Cockpit door − Condition, function
4. Cockpit door sliding window − Open and close, check
(if installed) no dirt / ice in sliding rail
5. BAT MSTR switch − Check, OFF
6. Fabric glare shield (before − Check installed
night flights)
7. Pilot seat and safety belt − Condition, function
EFFECTIVITY ELT RH side pilot seat
8. ELT unit − Main sw to ARM
EFFECTIVITY All
9. Sliding door − Condition, function
10. Landing gear and step − Condition
11. Fuselage right side − Condition
12. Strobe light (if installed) − Condition
13. Drain ports − Clear
14. Static pressure drain port − Clear
15. Antennas on underside − Condition, secured
(if any)
Cabin top
16. Cockpit windshield, upper − Condition, clean
part
17. Cabin air intake (if installed) − Condition
18. Antennas (if any) − Condition, secured
19. Hydraulic access door − Open
20. Hydraulic system − Condition, no leakage,
no foreign objects
Hydraulic actuators − Condition, no leakage,
free play
Hydraulic reservoirs (2) − Condition, no leakage,
Fluid level indicator 1, 2 − Check levels
TAIL BOOM
L 1. Tail boom - right side − Condition
2. Antenna(s) (if installed) − Condition, secured
3. External multipurpose lights − Condition
(if installed)
L 4. RH horizontal stabilizer, − Condition
position light, bonding
jumpers, IR flasher and
formation light (if installed)
5. Fenestron structure and fin, − Condition
RH
6. Position light, anti-collision − Condition
light,
tail flood light, IR flasher and
formation light (if installed)
7. Tail bumper − Condition
8. Rear camera (if installed) − Condition
L 9. Fenestron blades − Condition
FUSELAGE − LH
INTERIOR CHECK
Center console
Static pressure sw − Secured
Intercom sw − NORM
BACK-UP/NORM/SLAVED
REARCAM sw (if installed) − OFF
CCP MFD COPILOT sw − NORM
PUSH FOR AIR/DEFOG − As required
lever
Collective pitch levers
S/L LT/MIR/HISL sw − Set as required
Pilot collective − Down & latched
Copilot collective − Check type of collective
installed and familiarize with
location of grip and switches
Rotor brake − Released
Pre-start check:
STARTING ENGINES
− Release
Hydraulic check
Ventilation
Maximum ventilation required if OAT +35_C.
Ventilation − Set as required, for max
ventilation refer to page N-10-1
Avionics check
GTN − Check data bases valid
− Press CONTINUE
(both units)
− Press CONTINUE
(both units)
− Set frequencies/transponder
as required
− Check heading indication
consistent with MFD (true or
MAG)
All other instruments and − Check and set
equipment
AFCS/Avionics Pre-flight Test
The AFCS/Avionics pre−flight test must be performed before
each IFR flight.Before VFR flights, the test must be performed
at least once a day.
Do not start the AFCS/Avionics pre−flight test until the main
gearbox oil temperature is above −10_C. In very cold
conditions, the yaw trim may fail the P−FLT TEST. In this case,
wait 5 minutes until the aircraft has warmed up further and
repeat the P−FLT TEST. If the test fails again, consult the
MEL/MMEL (22) for VFR or dual IFR flight
Remain attentive, but allow all controls to move slightly. Do not
interfere withcontrols during the test.
HI HOLD HOLD
FMS1 FMS2
OFF OFF
− Release
TEST sw − P-FLT (hold briefly)
P−FLT TEST
−
test runs
− Wait and check until
P−FLT TEST OK
appears when test is complete
If P−FLT TST OK does not appear, refer to section 4, basic
FLM.
AP1 + AP2 − Engage (Cyclic or APCP)
− FND AFCS Strip green
rectangles 3x
Cyclic AP/BKUP CUT sw − PRESS
− AP1+AP2 OFF (APCP)
− SAS SAS
AFCS DISENGAGED (FND)
Cyclic AP/BKUP CUT sw − PRESS again
− BKUP+AP1+AP2 OFF
(APCP)
− SAS SAS
AFCS DISENGAGED (FND)
Cyclic BEEP TRIM − Check in all four directions
Cyclic/pedals − Centered/parallel
continued
Autopilot engagement
AP1 + AP2 + BKUP − Engage (Cyclic or APCP)
− FND AFCS Strip green
rectangles 3x
Collective lever − Latch if required
Preperation for night flight
MFDs − Adjust luminance
SVS − Select
Cockpit illumination − Adjust
Fixed and S/L lights − Check function, set as required
Fabric glare shield − Installed
Optional equipment checks
Optional equipment − Check as required
Power check
Perform ground power check as required (refer to Sect. 5, basic
FLM).
Preparation for Pre-takeoff check
ENG 1/2 MAIN sw’s − FLIGHT, guards closed
continued
continued
Ventilation
Maximum ventilation required if OAT +35_C.
Ventilation − Set as required, for max
ventilation refer to page N-9-1
FND ML − Check: START−UP TST OK
If START-UP TST OK does not appear, refer to section 4
“Start-up test”, basic FLM.
continued
Avionic checks
Avionics − Check on and set
GTN − Check data bases valid
− Press CONTINUE (both units)
− Press CONTINUE (both units)
− Set frequencies/transponder as
required
All other instruments and − Check and set
equipment
Autopilot engagement
AP1 + AP2 + BKUP − Engage (Cyclic or APCP)
System checks
Optional equipment − Check as required
PRE−TAKEOFF CHECK
TAKEOFF CHECK
Hover flight − Perform
N2/NR − Check w102%
FLI − Check AEO indication
Hover power − Check at 4’ skid height
− Note position of blue line on
FLI
All warnings and cautions, − Check off
ML
If SVS (optional) is used. Select appropriate information level
(SVS1 or SVS2) for takeoff.
TAKEOFF
Hover − Perform with 4 ft skid height
Acceleration and climb − Start nose down pitch rotation
and simultaneously increase
power smoothly (use hover
power plus 0.5 − 1.0 FLI,
without exceeding TOP) for
acceleration. Adjust pitch
attitude at about 20 KIAS to
achieve 30 KIAS at 15 ft
height. Observe HV-diagram
as described in Sect. 5, basic
FLM.
Above 7500 ft density altitude, the pilot shall determine the
”high hover” point of H−V diagram (see Section 5 of the
basic FLM). If the ”high hover” point is above 300 ft AGL,
the normal takeoff shall be adapted as follows:
− Adjust pitch attitude at 30 KIAS to achieve 40 KIAS at
15 ft height.
When reaching 50 KIAS − Maintain airspeed until
reaching 50 ft AGL, then
accelerate to VY and climb
through 100 ft AGL
N2/NR − Check nominal decrease
above 60 KIAS
PRE-LANDING CHECK
LANDING
ENGINE SHUTDOWN
− Check
DOWNLOAD COMPLETE
IFR PROCEDURES
Before takeoff:
Departure procedure − Select and load
− Set VOR/ADF frequencies, if
required
NAV source − Select according to SID
Baro settings − Check (FND, IESI)
Decision height (DH) − Set (FND)
AP2 + AP1 − Check ON
Departure:
Normal or CAT A takeoff − Perform
After passign VTOSS
AFCS uper modes − As required acc. to
procedure/flight plan
OBS navigation:
To select an OBS TO or FROM the active waypoint, proceed as
follows:
OBS sw (on GTN) − Touch to select OBS page
continued
Parallel track:
ILS approach:
Normal or − Perform
CAT A landing
If safe landing using visual references is not assured:
Missed approach − Perform (see page N−8−8)
LNAV or LP approach:
Before the Initial Approach Fix (IAF):
Approach procedure − Select and activate. If
vectors-to-final are expected,
refer to page N−8−8
Navigation mode (on FND − Check GPS or SBAS
or NAVD)
Baro settings − Check (FND/IESI)
DA and DH − Set to LNAV or LP minima
Autopilot NAV mode − CPL
Vectors-to-final
Before intercepting the final approach course:
Approach procedure − Select and activate. Select
vectors as transition.
On the FROM side of the − SUSP indicated
approach
continued
AHRS PROCEDURES
Arrival
Before entering an area with an abnormal / perturbed magnetic
field:
DG1 and DG2 pb’s − Push
(on CCP) DG appears on all MFDs
(FND or NAVD mode)
Takeoff/Departure
Before taking off from an area with an abnormal / perturbed
magnetic field, determine aircraft heading using other means.
After engine start-up:
DG1 and DG2 pb’s − Push
(on CCP) DG appears on all MFDs
(FND or NAVD mode)
HDG1 and HDG2 sw’s − Adjust correct aircraft heading
continued
Maximum ventilation/cooling
PUSH FOR DEFOG lever − Pull
PUSH FOR AIR lever − Push
BLD HTG rheostat − OFF
VENTILATION CKPT − Set to HI
rheostat
VENTILATION PAX sw − ON
Pax vent nozzles − Open all (9)
HTAWS (optional)
Pre−flight test:
After power on, HTAWS performs a self−test for about 2
minutes. This is indicated by the following label on the FND:
HTAWS
TEST
− Check on NAVD/DMAP
continued
Audio inhibition
To inhibit the audio warnings of the HTAWS, proceed as
follows:
TAWS switch in overhead − MUTE and hold for 2 seconds
console or MUTE pb on
cyclic (if installed) − Check HTAWS MUTE on ML
After 5 minutes − Audio is automatically
re-activated,
HTAWS standby
BK117 D−3
PILOT’S CHECKLIST
This checklist is to be used as a pilot’s reference aid only and
does not replace nor supersede the applicable
BK117 D−3 (HELIONIX STEP 2) Flight Manual.
EMERGENCY AND
MALFUNCTION PROCEDURES
NOTA The Pilot’s Checklist will only be updated when checklist
relevant changes are introduced in Section 3 “Emergency
procedures“ and/or Section 4 “Normal procedures“ of the Flight
Manual by a corresponding Flight Manual Revision. Pilots may
verify the up-to-date status of the PCL by checking the latest
entries in FLM LEP Section 3 and 4 and the corresponding
changes in these sections.
LOG OF REVISIONS
Original issue JUN 29, 2020
Revision 1 APR 22, 2021
PCL Revision 0 corresponds to FLM Revision 4.1
INTRODUCTION
This checklist contains an abbreviation of the recommended
procedures for managing various types of emergencies, malfunctions
and critical situations. Refer to the Flight Manual, Section 3 for the
complete procedures including conditions/indications for each.
LAND IMMEDIATELY
The urgency of landing is paramount. Primary consideration is to
assure survival of the occupants. Landing in water, trees or other
unsafe areas should be considered only as a last resort.
INDEX
ITEM PAGE SYSTEM
Warning indications
AP / AUTOPILOT E−1−2 AFCS
BAT OVHT / BAT OVERHEAT E−5−2 ELECTRIC
CARGO SMOKE E−7−2 FIRE
ENG1 FAIL and ENG2 E−6−3 ENGINE
ENG1 FAIL or ENG2 E−6−4 ENGINE
FIRE / ENG1 FIRE or ENG2 E−7−3 FIRE
LOW FUEL1 and/or E−8−2 FUEL
LOW FUEL2 /
FUEL1 LOW and/or FUEL2
MGB OIL P / E−9−4 GEARBOX/
MGB LOW PRESS DRIVE SYS.
PULL UP E−2−4 AVIONICS
DISPLAYS
alternating with
TERRAIN
or
OBSTACLE E−2−4 AVIONICS
DISPLAYS
MM EXCEEDED E−2−5 FIRE
Caution indications
AFT FUEL PUMP E−8−4 FUEL
AFT+FWD FUEL PUMP E−8−5 FUEL
AIR1 DATA FAIL or AIR2 E−2−6 AVIONICS
DISPLAYS
AIR1 DATA FAIL and AIR2 E−2−6 AVIONICS
DISPLAYS
AMC1 CHAN A FAIL or AMC2 E−2−7 AVIONICS
DISPLAYS
OBSTACLE
AFCS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ITEM PAGE
Warning indications
AP / AUTOPILOT − E−1−2
Caution indications
AP ACTUATOR − E−1−3
− E−1−4
AP CONTROL − E−1−5
AP REDUNDANCY − E−1−5
AP TRIM OFF − E−1−6
BACKUP SAS − E−1−6
Emergency and malfunction conditions
Stuck beep trim − E−1−7
Cyclic force trim release failure − E−1−7
Collective force trim release failure − E−1−8
Autopilot fly−up (from CRHT mode) − E−1−8
Autopilot decouple − E−1−8
Autopilot disarmed − E−1−9
Collective lever position sensor failure − E−1−9
Degraded reliability of displayed AFCS data − E−1−10
Excessive deviation − E−1−10
Yaw series actuation saturation − E−1−11
Pitch series actuation saturation − E−1−11
Roll series actuation saturation − E−1−11
Collective series actuation saturation − E−1−12
Upper mode override − E−1−12
AFCS
AP on WU for 10 s
and
AUTOPILOT
and audio tone
and voice message “HANDS ON”
AP ACTUATOR
and audio tone
AP ACTUATOR
and audio tone
and voice message “HANDS ON”
If successful:
3. Continue flight
If unsuccessful:
− AP REDUNDANCY
appears
− AP REDUNDANCY
disappears
6. LAND AS SOON AS PRACTICABLE
AP CONTROL
and audio tone
AP REDUNDANCY
and audio tone
AP TRIM OFF
and audio tone
BACKUP SAS
and audio tone
EMERGENCY/MALFUNCTION CONDITIONS
AFCS
− Increase collective as
required
2. Safe flight conditions − Resume
3. Continue flight
Autopilot decouple
1. Lost mode − Identify
2. Validity of signal − Check
3. Upper mode − Re-engage
4. Continue flight
Autopilot disarmed
1. Lost mode − Identify
2. Validity of signal − Check
3. Upper mode − Re-engage
4. Continue flight
− AP REDUDANCY
appears
If successful:
2. Continue flight (fly attentive hand-off)
If unsuccessful:
2. AP2 pb (on APCP) − ON
− AP REDUNDANCY
appears
3. Continue flight, avoid rapid collective inputs
(fly attentive hands-off)
− AP REDUNDANCY
appears
If successful (AFCS strip data displayed):
3. Continue flight
If unsuccessful:
3. AP2 pb (on APCP) − ON
− AP REDUNDANCY
appears
4. Continue flight (fly attentive hands-off)
Excessive deviation
1. Deviation of helicopter from − Check
reference
2. Safe flight state or reference − Recover by applying
corrective action
3. Upper mode − Disengage (if necessary)
4. Continue flight
ITEM PAGE
FND warning indications
PULL UP − E−2−4
alternating with
TERRAIN
or
OBSTACLE
MM EXCEEDED − E−2−5
Caution indications
AIR1 DATA FAIL or AIR2 − E−2−6
AIR1 DATA FAIL and AIR2 − E−2−6
AMC1 CHAN A FAIL or AMC2 − E−2−7
AMC1 CHAN B FAIL or AMC2 − E−2−8
AMC1 FAIL or AMC2 − E−2−9
ATT1 FAIL or ATT2 − E−2−9
ATT1 FAIL and ATT2 − E−2−10
AUDIO ALERT − E−2−10
IBF1 INCORRECT CONFIG IBF2 − E−2−10
MM EXCEEDED − E−2−11
VMS/UMS SIGNAL − E−2−11
FND caution indications
AIR − E−2−12
HDG − E−2−13
TERRAIN − E−2−14
or
OBSTACLE
ITEM PAGE
HTAWS − E−2−15
HTAWS − E−2−15
FAIL
HTAWS − E−2−15
INHIB
HTAWS − E−2−16
STBY
or
SVS
ITEM PAGE
MM SERVICE NEEDED − E−2−25
VMS SENSOR − E−2−25
Emergency and malfunction conditions
Black or abnormal SVS colors − E−2−26
Color failure on MFD − E−2−26
Loss of MFD1 − E−2−27
Loss of MFD2 − E−2−28
Loss of MFD4 − E−2−29
Subsequent loss of second MFD after loss of − E−2−30
one MFD
Magnetic heading degraded − E−2−30
Mast moment indication failure − E−2−31
Static system failure − E−2−32
PULL UP PULL UP
alternating with alternating with
or
TERRAIN OBSTACLE
and voice message “WARNING TERRAIN“ or
“WARNING OBSTACLE”
MM EXCEEDED
and audio tone
1. Continue flight
D ON GROUND
D IN FLIGHT
D ON GROUND
1. Do not start engines
If engines already started:
1.Double engine shutdown − Perform
D IN FLIGHT
AMC1 FAIL
or
FAIL AMC2
and audio tone
D ON GROUND
1. Do not start engines
If engines already started:
1.Double engine shutdown − Perform
D IN FLIGHT
CAUTION DO NOT SWITCH OFF THE AUTOPILOT OF THE
REMAINING SYSTEM.
ATT1 FAIL
or
FAIL ATT2
and audio tone
1. Continue flight
AUDIO ALERT
MM EXCEEDED
VMS/UMS SIGNAL
D ON GROUND
AIR
< >
HDG
< >
TERRAIN or OBSTACLE
and voice message “CAUTION TERRAIN“ or
“CAUTION OBSTACLE”
HTAWS
HTAWS is degraded as follows (check on NAVD or DMAP page):
− GPWS: One or more GPWS functions are unavailable.
− FLTA: Terrain and obstacle indications and alerts are
unavailable.
− DGRD: Both FLTA and at least one GPWS function are
unavailable
1. Continue flight
HTAWS
FAIL
1. Continue flight
HTAWS
INHIB
1. Continue flight
HTAWS
STBY
USE FND
CHECK
VNE
Table 1
Table 2
DATA CARD
1. Insert a valid data card and close DTD unit before the next flight
1. Replace data card with a formatted data card before next flight
DATABASE EXPIRED
DOWNLOAD FAIL
FDRS
1. Continue flight
FMS1 FAIL
or
FAIL FMS2
1. Continue flight
IESI FAIL
1. Continue flight
MFD XTALK
1. Continue flight
MM SERVICE NEEDED
VMS SENSOR
Emergency/malfunction conditions
AVIONICS AND DISPLAYS
Loss of MFD1
1. MFD COPILOT sw − OFF
2. Continue flight
CAUTION F AT LEAST ONE DISPLAY SHALL ALWAYS REMAIN
IN FND FORMAT.
F IF THE MFD IS RESTARTED AT NIGHT, THE MFD
WILL REBOOT WITH FULL BRIGHTNESS AND
MAY DISTURB THE PILOT BRIEFLY. RESTARTING
AN MFD DURING CRITICAL FLIGHT PHASES
SHALL BE AVOIDED.
If the autopilot was coupled on MFD1, it will decouple within 10
seconds. The autopilot may be re-engaged on another MFD.
Depending on the remaining flight duration or in case of partial
failure, maximum one attempt to re-start the MFD may be
made:
3. Wait at least 10 seconds
4. CCP MFD COPILOT sw − NORM
Loss of MFD2
1. MFD2 − OFF
2. MFD4 − Check FND indicated
− Set as required: NAV
source, HSI mode and
range settings.
− If required:
Re-engage AFCS NAV
mode.
3. MFD1 − Set as required. Use MFD
COPILOT sw if
necessary.
4. Continue flight
Loss of MFD4
1. MFD4 − OFF
2. MFD1 − Set as required. Use MFD
COPILOT sw if
necessary.
3. MFD2 − Set as required: NAV
source, HSI mode and
range settings.
− If required:
Re-engage AFCS NAV
mode.
4. Continue flight
D LANDING
D TAKEOFF
Caution indications
CLIMATE CONTROL AND ICING PROTECTION
AVIONICS OVHT
and audio tone
HEATING FAIL
and audio tone
HEATING OVERTEMP
and audio tone
1. Heating − Off
If caution disappears:
2. Heating − On, if required
If caution remains on or comes on again:
3. Heating − Off
4. Continue flight
MFD OVERHEAT
and audio tone
1. PT/ST cb − Check
2. Airspeed indication − Monitor, compare with
other system
3. Continue flight
Symbol on FLI
MSG and
on FND/NAVD
on GTN
MSG and
on FND/NAVD
on GTN
DOORS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ITEM PAGE
Caution indications
EPU DOOR − E−4−2
DOOR OPEN − E−4−2
DOORS
EPU DOOR
and audio tone
D ON GROUND
D IN FLIGHT
DOOR OPEN
and audio tone
ELECTRICS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ITEM PAGE
Warning indications
BAT OVHT / BAT OVERHEAT − E−5−2
Caution indications
BAT DISCHARGING − E−5−4
BAT DISCONN − E−5−5
ELEC OVERLIMIT − E−5−5
EMER SHED BUS ON − E−5−6
EPU CONNECTED − E−5−7
GEN1 DISCONNECTED or GEN2 − E−5−7
GEN1 DISCONNECTED and GEN2 − E−5−8
GEN1 OVERHEAT and/or GEN2 − E−5−10
INVERTER FAIL − E−5−10
STBY BAT DISCH − E−5−11
STBY BAT FAIL − E−5−11
SYS1 BUS TIE OPEN and/or SYS2 − E−5−12
White advisories
REAR PANEL C/B − E−5−13
ELECTRICS
BAT on WU
OVHT
and audio tone
and
BAT OVERHEAT
and voice message “BATTERY OVERHEAT”
D ON GROUND
D IN FLIGHT
5. BAT MSTR sw − ON
6. Engine shutdown − Perform
If EPU is not available:
4. Engine shutdown − Perform
BAT DISCHARGING
and audio tone
BAT DISCONN
ELEC OVERLIMIT
EPU CONNECTED
and audio tone
GEN1 DISCONNECTED
or
DISCONNECTED GEN2
and audio tone
GEN1 OVERHEAT
or
OVERHEAT GEN2
and audio tone
INVERTER FAIL
and audio tone
1. Continue flight
1. Continue flight
If VFR day:
1. Continue flight
If VFR night or IFR:
1. Engine shut down perform
D ON GROUND
1. VMS page − Select
2. DC VOLTS, GEN AMPS and BAT − Monitor
AMPS
If voltmeter / ammeter indication is abnormal:
3. Respective GEN sw or BAT − OFF,
MSTR sw GENi DISCONNECTED
or
BAT DISCONN
indicated
4. Double engine shutdown − Perform
5. EPU, if connected − Disconnect
D IN FLIGHT
1. VMS page − Select
If GEN AMPS > 200 A:
2. Electrical consumers − Reduce as much as
possible
3. LAND AS SOON AS PRACTICABLE
If GEN AMPS normal (0 − 200 A):
1. LAND AS SOON AS PRACTICABLE
1. Continue flight
ENGINES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ITEM PAGE
Warning indications
ENG1 FAIL and ENG2 FAIL − E−6−3
ENG1 FAIL or ENG2 FAIL − E−6−4
Caution indications
ITEM PAGE
EFFECTIVITY If fuzz burner is not installed
ENG1 CHIP or CHIP ENG2 − E−6−9
EFFECTIVITY If fuzz burner is installed
ENG1 CHIP or CHIP ENG2 − E−6−10
EFFECTIVITY All
ENG1 FADEC EMER or ENG2 − E−6−11
ENG1 FUEL FILTER and/or ENG2 − E−6−12
ENG1 FUEL VALVE CLSD or ENG2 − E−6−12
ENG1 FUEL VALVE POS or ENG2 − E−6−13
ENG1 IDLE and/or ENG2 − E−6−13
ENG1 OIL FILTER and/or ENG2 − E−6−14
ENG1 OIL HIGH PRESS or ENG2 − E−6−14
ENG1 OIL HIGH TEMP or ENG2 − E−6−15
ENG1 OIL LOW PRESS or ENG2 − E−6−16
ENG1 OIL OVERLIMIT and/or ENG2 − E−6−17
ENG1 OVERSPEED or ENG2 − E−6−18
ENG1 STARTER ON or ENG2 − E−6−19
ENG1 USAGE EXPIRED or ENG2 − E−6−20
FADEC1 DEGRADED and/or FADEC2 − E−6−20
FADEC1 FAIL and/or FADEC2 − E−6−21
FADEC1 N2 DISAGREE and/or FADEC2 − E−6−22
ITEM PAGE
TRAINING ABORTED − E−6−23
White advisories
ENG1 CHIP SENSOR and/or ENG2 − E−6−24
ENG1 FUEL FILTER and/or ENG2 − E−6−24
ENG1 FUEL LOW TEMP and/or ENG2 − E−6−25
ENG1 OIL FILTER and/or ENG2 − E−6−25
ENG1 OVSP PROT FAIL and/or ENG2 − E−6−26
ENG1 SERVICE NEEDED and/or ENG2 − E−6−26
ENG TREND − E−6−27
FADEC1 REDUNDANCY and/or FADEC2 − E−6−27
FADEC1 SIGNAL FAIL and/or FADEC2 − E−6−28
Emergency and malfunction conditions
Single engine failure
HIGE − E−6−5
HOGE − E−6−5
TAKEOFF − E−6−7
FLIGHT − E−6−8
Double engine − E−6−29
emergency shutdown
Autorotation − E−6−30
Single engine − E−6−31
emergency shutdown
Inflight restart − E−6−32
Single engine landing − E−6−33
FLI degraded − E−6−34
FLI failed − E−6−34
Abnormal engine governing − E−6−34
ENGINE
ENG1 and
ENG2 on WU
FAIL FAIL
and
Additional:
ROTOR RPM on WU and GEN1 DISCONNECTED GEN2 on ML
HIGE
IN FLIGHT
1. Autorotation − Perform
ENG1 or
ENG2 on WU
FAIL FAIL
and
ENG1 FAIL on ML
or
FAIL ENG2 on ML
EMERGENCY LA N D IN G
continued
ENG1 CHIP
or
CHIP ENG2
and audio tone
ON GROUND
1. Affected engine − Identify
2. Single / double engine − Perform
emergency shutdown
IN FLIGHT
1. OEI flight condition − Establish
2. Affected engine − Identify
1. Alternative
3. Single engine − Perform
emergency shutdown
2. Alternative
3. ENG MAIN sw − IDLE, check indications
ENG1 CHIP
or
CHIP ENG2
and audio tone
ON GROUND
1. FUZZ BURN sw (spring loaded) − On (approx. 1 second)
2. Chip pulse event − Record
3. Engine parameter − Monitor
If ENG CHIP caution indication goes off:
4. Takeoff − Perform
If ENG CHIP caution indication remains on:
4. Proceed in accordance ENG CHIP with procedure for fuzz
burner not installed
IN FLIGHT
1. FUZZ BURN sw (spring loaded) − On (approx. 1 second)
2. Chip pulse event − Record
3. Engine parameter − Monitor
If ENG CHIP caution indication remains on:
4. Proceed in accordance with ENG CHIP procedure if fuzz
burner not installed
If ENG CHIP caution indication goes off:
4. Continue flight
EFFECTIVITY All
or
or
ENG1 IDLE
and/or
IDLE ENG2
ON GROUND
1. Single engine shutdown − Perform
IN FLIGHT
1. OEI flight condition − Establish
2. VMS page − Select
3. Engine oil pressure indicator − Check
4. Affected engine − Identify
5. Single engine emergency − Perform
shutdown
6. LAND AS SOON AS PRACTICABLE
ON GROUND
1. VMS page − Select
2. Engine parameters − Check
If engine oil pressure low:
3. Single / double engine − Perform
emergency shutdown
If engine oil temperature t0_C:
3. Affected engine − IDLE until engine oil
temperature > 0_C
If caution disappears:
4. Continue flight
IN FLIGHT
1. VMS page − Select
2. Engine parameters − Check and monitor
regulary
3. Be prepared for OIL HIGH TEMP, OIL LOW PRESS or OIL
HIGH PRESS caution indication for affected engine.
4. LAND AS SOON AS PRACTICABLE
ENG1 OVERSPEED
or
OVERSPEED ENG2
and audio tone
ON GROUND
1. Double engine shutdown − Perform
IN FLIGHT
ENG1 STARTER ON
or
STARTER ON ENG2
and audio tone
ON GROUND
1. Affected GEN sw − OFF,
GENi DISCONNECTED
indicated
2. Double engine shutdown − Perform
IN FLIGHT
1. Affected GEN sw − OFF,
GENi DISCONNECTED
indicated
2. Electrical load − Check, reduce if required
3. Affected − Check off
ENG STARTER ON caution
If caution remains:
4. Affected ST/IGN cb − Pull
CAUTION ENGINE STOP ELECTRO VALVE IS DISABLED.
ENGINE SHUTDOWN WILL TAKE LONGER THAN
NORMAL.
5. LAND AS SOON AS PRACTICABLE
or
FADEC1 DEGRADED
and/or
DEGRADED FADEC2
and audio tone
ON GROUND
1. Double engine shutdown − Perform
IN FLIGHT
1. Rapid power changes − Avoid
2. LAND AS SOON AS PRACTICABLE
After landing:
3. Normal engine shutdown − Perform
procedure
FADEC1 FAIL
or
FAIL FADEC2
and audio tone
ON GROUND
1. Double engine − Perform
emergency shutdown
IN FLIGHT
1. Collective lever − Make slow adjustments
2. Affected engine − ON
FADEC EMER sw
If FADEC FAIL disappears:
3. FADEC DEGRADED and FADEC EMER will appear.
Proceed i.a.w. FADEC DEGRADED procedure
If FADEC FAIL remains:
3. Affected engine − OFF
FADEC EMER sw
4. VMS page − Select
5. Affected engine − Verify by making small
collective inputs (power of
affected engine will
remain unchanged)
6. LAND AS SOON AS PRACTICABLE
continued
Prior landing:
7. OEI flight condition − Establish
8. Affected engine − Verify
9. Single engine − Perform
emergency shutdown
FADEC1 N2 DISAGREE
and/or
N2 DISAGREE FADEC2
and audio tone
IN FLIGHT
1. Airspeed − Reduce to VNE −20 kts
2. Maneuvering − Avoid aggressive
maneuvers, avoid using
max. power
3. Continue flight
TRAINING ABORTED
and audio tone
ON GROUND
1. Flights to complete the mission may be performed in
accordance with MMEL/MEL.
IN FLIGHT
1. Continue flight
ON GROUND
1. Do not start engines
IN FLIGHT
1. Continue flight
IN FLIGHT
1. Continue flight
ON GROUND
1. Do not start engines
IN FLIGHT
1. Continue flight
ON GROUND
1. Do not start engines
IN FLIGHT
1. Continue flight
ENG TREND
FADEC1 REDUNDANCY
and/or
REDUNDANCY FADEC2
ON GROUND
1. BAT MSTR sw − OFF, wait 30 sec
2. BAT MSTR sw − ON and engage
If caution disappears:
3. Continue flight
IN FLIGHT
1. Continue flight
IN FLIGHT
1. VMS page − Select
2. Engine parameters − Monitor, cross check with
other engine
3. Continue flight
Emergency/malfunction conditions
ENGINE
ON GROUND
IN FLIGHT
1. IAS − Set to VY
2. Autorotation glide − Establish
3. Both ENG MAIN sw’s − OFF
If there is an indication that the engines are still running:
4. Both EMER OFF sw’s − Press
Autorotation
1. Collective lever − Reduce to maintain NR
within limits
Additional FLI indications in case of high or low NR:
− Chevrons on FLI indicate direction of corrective movement for
collective lever
− Amber chevrons if amber NR limit exceeded
− Red chevrons if red NR limit exceeded
2. Airspeed − VY
If situation permits:
3. EMER SHD BUS sw − Lift guard, ON
4. Double engine − Perform
emergency shutdown
5. Perform in-flight restart − See page E−6−32
AT APPROXIMATELY 100 FT AGL:
6. Flare attitude − Establish (approx. 15_ to
20_) to reduce forward
speed and rate of
descent; control NR
AT APPROXIMATELY 8 − 12 FT AGL:
7. Flare attitude − Reduce to approx 10_
8. Heading − Maintain
9. Collective lever − Raise to stop descent and
cushion landing
After landing:
10. BAT MSTR sw − OFF
Inflight restart
CAUTION DO NOT ATTEMPT INFLIGHT RESTART IF CAUSE OF
ENGINE FAILURE IS OBVIOUSLY MECHANICAL.
FLI degraded
1. Avoid using maximum power.
2. Select VMS page, whenever practicable.
3. Continue flight
FLI failed
1. Select VMS page.
2. Observe indicated limits
3. Continue flight
ON GROUND
IN FLIGHT
FIRE
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Warning indications
CARGO SMOKE − E−7−2
FIRE − E−7−3
ENG1 FIRE or ENG2
Caution indications
FIRE BOT 1 USED or − E−7−5
FIRE BOT 2 USED or
FIRE BOT 1+2 USED
Emergency and malfunction conditions
Cabin fire − E−7−6
Electrical fire/short circuit − E−7−7
FIRE
CARGO on WU
SMOKE
and
CARGO SMOKE on ML
and voice message “SMOKE, CARGO SMOKE”
D ON GROUND
D IN FLIGHT
1. Passengers − Alert
2. Heating / Air conditioning − OFF
(if installed)
3. Fire − Extinguish if possible
4. Fumes, smoke, fire − Eliminate, open doors,
extinguishing fumes/gas windows and vents
(fresh air)
on WU
D ON GROUND
D IN FLIGHT
D ON GROUND
1. FIRE TEST sw − Check OFF
2. Engines − Do not start
D IN FLIGHT
1. VMS page − Select
2. Engine indications − Monitor
If indications are normal:
3. Continue flight
If indications show abnormal behavior or oscillate:
3. OEI flight condition − Establish
4. Affected engine − Identify
5. Single engine emergency − Perform
shutdown
6. LAND AS SOON AS PRACTICABLE
Emergency conditions
FIRE
Cabin fire
D ON GROUND
D IN FLIGHT
1. Airspeed − VY recommended
2. Passengers − Alert
3. Heating/air conditioning − OFF
(if installed)
4. Fire − Extinguish if possible
5. Fumes, smoke, − Eliminate, open doors,
fire extingishing fumes/gas windows and vents
(fresh air)
D ON GROUND
D IN FLIGHT
No
Fire / Smoke see next page!
continues?
Yes
No
No
Yes
LAND ASAP
No
LAND AS SOON AS
No PRACTICABLE
LAND AS SOON AS
PRACTICABLE
FUEL
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Warning indications
LOW FUEL 1 and/or LOW FUEL2 − E−8−2
FUEL1 LOW and/or FUEL2
Caution indications
AFT FUEL PUMP − E−8−4
AFT+FWD FUEL PMP − E−8−5
FUEL QTY DEG − E−8−6
FUEL QTY FAIL − E−8−7
FUEL RESERVE − E−8−8
FUEL1 PRESSUE and/or FUEL2 − E−8−8
FUEL1 PRIME PUMP ON and/or FUEL2 − E−8−9
FWD FUEL PUMP − E−8−9
JET FUEL PUMP − E−8−10
WEIGHT EXCEEDED − E−8−10
White advisories
MAIN FUEL LOW − E−8−11
LOW and/or
LOW on WU
FUEL1 FUEL2
and audio tone
and
FUEL1 LOW on ML
and voice message “FUEL ONE, LOW“
LOW FUEL2 on ML
Caution indications
FUEL
FUEL RESERVE
and audio tone
FUEL1 PRESSURE
and/or
PRESSURE FUEL2
and audio tone
If JET FUEL PUMP caution indication remains on, the main tank
unusable fuel increases to 72 liter / 58 kg.
The JET FUEL PUMP caution may come on when the fuel
temperature is below −40_C and fuel density is high.
The aircraft weight calculation and VNE indication is unaffected.
WEIGHT EXCEEDED
and audio tone
White advisories
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MGB CHIP SENSOR − E−9−10
MGB TREND − E−9−10
TGB CHIP SENSOR − E−9−11
D HIGE
D HOGE
MGB on WU
OIL P
and audio tone
and
D ON GROUND
1. Single/double engine shutdown − Perform
D IN FLIGHT
1. Power − Reduce
2. Airspeed − Set to VY
3. LAND IMMEDIATELY (maximum 15 min)
Caution indications
GEARBOX
MGB CHIP
and audio tone
MGB CHIP
and audio tone
D IN FLIGHT
1. FUZZ BURN sw (spring loaded) − On (approx. 1 second)
2. Chip pulse event − Record
3. MGB parameter − Monitor
If MGB CHIP caution indication remains on:
4. LAND AS SOON AS PRACTICABLE
If MGB CHIP caution indication goes off:
4. Continue flight
EFFECTIVITY All
MGB OVERLIMIT
ROTOR BARKE
TGB CHIP
and audio tone
TGB CHIP
and audio tone
D IN FLIGHT
1. FUZZ BURN sw (spring loaded) − On (approx. 1 second)
2. Chip pulse event − Record
If TGB CHIP caution indication remains on:
3. LAND AS SOON AS PRACTICABLE
If TGB CHIP caution indication goes off:
3. Continue flight
EFFECTIVITY All
White advisories
GEARBOX
D ON GROUND
1. A flight to complete the mission may be performed in
accordance with MMEL/MEL.
D IN FLIGHT
1. Continue flight
MGB TREND
1. Continue flight
HYDRAULICS
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ITEM PAGE
Caution indications
HYD1 AUX PUMP ON − E−10−2
HYD1 LOW PRESS or HYD2 − E−10−2
HYD OVERLIMIT − E−10−3
HYD1 TR SHUT OFF − E−10−3
White advisories
HYD1 DEGRADED − E−10−4
HYD TREND − E−10−4
HYDRAULICS
HYD OVERLIMIT
and audio tone
HYD DEGRADED
1. Continue flight
HYD TREND
D IN FLIGHT
1. VMD page − Select
2. HYD parameters − Monitor (affected
parameters indicated
invers video)
3. Continue flight
COMMUNICATION
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System failures
Intercom and audio system failure − E−11−2
Transponder failure − E−11−2
Loss of ADS−B out function − E−11−3
VHF COM failure − E−11−3
GTN touchscreen failure − E−11−4
GTN double display failure − E−11−4
VHF COM transmit key stuck − E−11−5
VOR/LOC/ILS failure − E−11−5
Glideslope and/or localizer discrepancy during final − E−11−6
approach
Loss of GPS integrity on both GTN units − E−11−6
Approach downgraded from LPV and LNAV/VNAV − E−11−7
to LNAV
GTN crossfill function − E−11−8
COMMUNICATION
Transponder failure
MSG and
on FND/NAVD on GTN
MSG and
on FND/NAVD on GTN
MSG and
on FND/NAVD on GTN
MSG and
on FND/NAVD on GTN
MSG and
on FND/NAVD on GTN
MSG and
on FND/NAVD
on GTN
Before FAF:
1. DA and DH − Adjust to LNAV minima
2. LNAV approach − Perform
MSG and
on FND/NAVD
on GTN