SkyWest CRJ Checkrides – Core Concepts & Procedures

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Flashcards cover essential grading rules, leadership metrics, failure procedures, aircraft limitations, system operations, and simulator policies outlined in the CRJ Checkrides manual revision 28 (23 JAN 23).

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Where can the AQP Electronic Grader Operations Manual (SP 2520) be found?

On SkyWest Online → Info Center → Manuals → Flight Standards → Manuals.

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What are the three training codes used in the AQP grader and what do they indicate?

P – Proficient; T – Training required/progressing; D – Deficient (no progress or regression).

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After a training module is finished, which grades must every task show to allow progression?

Only “T” or “P”; no task may be left as a “D.”

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What two conditions must exist before an instructor may recommend a student after the final session?

All tasks must be marked “P,” and all required syllabus items must be trained.

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What immediate action is required if an AQP grader error is discovered?

Notify the Manager AQP.

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Which four behavioural areas are evaluated under Leadership, Command & Professionalism?

Situational Leadership, PIC Mentoring Actions, Captain Command Ability, Professional Expectations (plus TEAM usage).

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Describe a ‘Grade 4’ on the four-point validation scale.

Standard + : Pilot meets & exceeds standard with no errors or deviations; safety never compromised.

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What happens to an event set if any task inside it receives a grade 1?

The entire event set is graded as 1 (Unsat/Repeat).

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When must a simulator session be submitted as ‘Incomplete’?

When it cannot be finished for reasons other than Unsat (e.g., maintenance, sickness).

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Who must be contacted first if a full-flight simulator’s motion system fails?

The respective Manager Fleet Training for guidance before continuing training/checking.

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During a lavatory smoke indication on approach, what cabin report acronym should the FA use?

C-O-L-D: Color, Odor, Location, Density.

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Define ‘minimum fuel’ for ATC communication purposes.

The point at which upon reaching destination the aircraft can accept little/no delay; indicates priority but not an emergency.

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What is the maximum altitude for single-pack operation in the CRJ 700?

31,000 ft.

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List two conditions that require wing anti-ice ON for taxi in the CRJ 200.

OAT ≤ 5 °C with visible moisture, or contamination (e.g., snow, slush, ice) on taxi surfaces.

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Which hydraulic system powers the inboard brakes and nose-wheel steering in the CRJ?

Hydraulic System 3.

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What does the caution message ‘AUTO XFER’ indicate?

An AC bus auto transfer has failed due to a generator or bus fault.

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How is 10th-stage bleed air primarily used in the CRJ 200?

For engine starts, air-conditioning/pressurization, and anti-ice pack operation.

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What are the starter duty-cycle limits for a CF34 engine (1st & 2nd attempts)?

1st & 2nd : 90 s ON, 10 s OFF (ground); 120 s ON, 10 s OFF (flight).

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During a TCAS RA, whose commands override ATC instructions?

TCAS RA commands always have priority over ATC.

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At what RVR may a reduced-visibility take-off be conducted from a runway without centerline lights?

Not below 1,600 RVR (because centerline lights are required for 1,200 RVR operations).

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State the clean-wing concept.

Aircraft must not take off with any frozen contaminants adhering to critical surfaces.

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When does holdover time (HOT) begin?

At the start of the final anti-ice fluid application.

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Define a ‘time-threat’ in the TEAM model.

An anticipated or unanticipated threat where sufficient time exists to assess and mitigate before impact on safety.

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What is the first crew response to a wind-shear warning during take-off or landing?

MAX thrust, pitch 15° or as commanded, follow flight-director escape guidance.

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Which document shows the current simulator missing/malfunction/inoperative (MMI) items?

The paper list in the FFS logbook and the restriction placard below the IOS screen.

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Before resetting any circuit breaker in flight, which manual must be consulted?

The Flight Operations Manual (FOM) reset guidance.

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During an emergency evacuation, what equipment does the FO remove from the flight deck?

Flashlight and, time permitting, the crash axe.

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What are the five steps of the upset-recovery mnemonic ‘P‐R‐T‐S‐T’?

Push, Roll, Thrust, Stabilize, Talk (communicate).

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Which auto-pilot mode is the default lateral mode after engagement?

ROL (Roll) mode.

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When must the autopilot be disengaged on a precision approach?

No later than 80 ft AGL (CRJ 700/900) or 80 ft AGL (CRJ 200) during CAT I; earlier for CAT II per AFM.

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Where is LAHSO information found for a given runway?

In the TLR remarks and the Jeppesen airport briefing page.

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What is the max runway crosswind component for take-off in the CRJ 200?

27 kts (dry runway, non-FFOD).

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How is an ATIS change communicated to the flight crew during LOE scenarios?

ATC transmits, e.g., “Information G is now current,” requiring crew acknowledgement.

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What actions are required if a student is marked ‘In Training’ after a SPOT session?

Submit a Training Irregularity Form indicating session time lost, items needing completion, and comments.

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Which malfunction requires the 14-stage isolation valve to be opened following an engine failure in icing?

Loss of wing anti-ice (ICE caution) because one bleed source is lost.

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What is the SIM policy if any event set repeat is graded unsatisfactory?

The entire LOE is unsatisfactory; remedial training and a complete new LOE are required.

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In a bounced-landing recovery, what pitch attitude is initially commanded?

Maintain or establish go-around pitch (approximately 10°) while adding thrust and stabilizing.

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How long may ground operations on DC power only continue?

10 minutes (to prevent battery depletion/overheating).

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When does the AC utility bus shed on the CRJ 200 during single-generator ground operation?

If a single-engine generator is powering the system and either flaps >0 ° or main cabin door is open.

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What does the SMOKE TOILET (or AFT LAV) caution require?

Don masks, establish crew comms, accomplish SMOKE checklist, coordinate with FA; if extinguishes and source confirmed benign, continue per QRH.