Chapter 16 Emergency Procedures
Table of Contents
Emergency Situations
Emergency Landings
Types of Emergency Landings
Psychological Hazards
Basic Safety Concepts
General
Attitude and Sink Rate Control
Terrain Selection
Airplane Configuration
Approach
Terrain Types
Confined Areas
Trees (Forest)
Water (Ditching) and Snow
Engine Failure After Takeoff (Single-Engine)
Emergency Descents
In-Flight Fire
Engine Fire
Electrical Fires
Cabin Fire
Flight Control Malfunction / Failure
Total Flap Failure
Asymmetric (Split) Flap
Loss of Elevator Control
Landing Gear Malfunction
Systems Malfunctions
Electrical System
Pitot-Static System
Abnormal Engine Instrument Indications
Door Opening In Flight
Inadvertent VFR Flight Into IMC
General
Recognition
Maintaining Airplane Control
Attitude Control
Turns
Climbs
Descents
Combined Maneuvers
Transition to Visual Flight
ABNORMAL ENGINE INSTRUMENT INDICATIONS
The AFM/POH for the specific airplane contains information that should be followed in the event of any abnormal engine instrument indications. The table on the this page offers generic information on some of the more commonly experienced in-flight abnormal engine instrument indications, their possible causes, and corrective actions. [Table 1]
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