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Emergency Landing All Engine Failure

1. Emergency Landing All Engine Failure

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2. Contents

1
Background
2
When to apply the different procedures
3
Emergency Landing - Procedure
4
Questions?
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3.

Background
Hudson event:
Bird strike
Thrust Loss at 3000 ft AGL
Touchdown 3 minutes later
All 155 persons on-board
safely evacuated
NTSB Safety Recommendation :
Require manufacturer of turbine powered aircraft
to develop checklist and procedure for
dual engine failure occurring at low altitude.
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4.

New Procedure
Airbus Answer
Create new procedure
EMERGENCY
LANDING:
manufacturer
of turbine
powered
Require
aircraft
to develop checklist
and for
procedure
To configure
landing for
when
no time toatrelight
dual engine failure
occurring
low altitude.
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5. ALL ENGINE FAILURE procedure

OLM 2012 - Emergency Landing / All Engine Failure
ALL ENGINE FAILURE procedure
Main Steps
Initial Descent
Windmilling Relight
Starter Assisted Relight
Descent at Green Dot
Approach
Forced landing - Ditching
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6. Creation “EMERGENCY LANDING”

Scope
Total thrust loss very close
to the ground - No time to
relight
Remaining time to
touchdown must be used
to configure the aircraft for
touchdown.
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Flaps?
Speed?
Gear?

7. When to apply the different procedures

Current procedures
Engine Operative
ABN 70
ABN 80
ABN 80
DITCHING
FORCED
LANDING
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ALL
ENGINE
ALL
ENG
FAILURE
FLAMEOUT
if no relight:
Ditching
Forced
if no relight:
Landing
Ditching | Forced
Landing

8. When to apply the different procedures

Enhanced procedures
Engine Operative
ABN 70
ABN 80
EMER LANDING
ABN 80
DITCHING
FORCED
LANDING
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ALL ENG FAILURE
ALL ENGINE
FAILURE
if no relight:
Ditching
Forced
Landing
Ditching Forced
Landing

9. When to apply the different procedures

Which QRH
procedure?
Engine Operative
ABN 70
ABN 80
EMER LANDING
ABN 80
DITCHING
FORCED
LANDING
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ALL ENG FAILURE
ALL ENGINE
FAILURE
if no relight:
Ditching
Forced
Landing
Ditching Forced
Landing

10. When to apply the different procedures

Engine Operative
ABN 80
ABN 80
DITCHING
FORCED
LANDING
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Scenario example:

11. When to apply the different procedures

Thrust loss
Time to relight? Time to touchdown?
ABN 70
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EMER LANDING
ALL ENG FAILURE
ALL ENGINE
FAILURE
if no relight:
Ditching | Forced
Landing
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Ditching Forced
Landing

12. When to apply the different procedures

No longer possible to
maintain level flight
Not always associated with
the ECAM Alert:
ENG DUAL FAILURE
Thrust loss
Time to relight? Time to touchdown?
ABN 70
Illustration:
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EMER LANDING
ALL ENG FAILURE
ALL ENGINE
FAILURE
ENG 1 FAIL
Apply QRH proc even if not
prompted by ECAM
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if no relight:
Ditching | Forced
Landing
Ditching Forced
Landing

13. When to apply the different procedures

Close to the ground ?
Is touchdown imminent ?
Time to relight ?
Not only a matter of altitude
but rather a matter of:
Time to touchdown
Flight crew workload:
Pilot judgment will
determine what can be
attempted to recover
Environmental conditions
(weather, day/night, terrain,
...)
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Thrust loss
Time to relight? Time to touchdown?
ABN 70
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EMER LANDING
ALL ENG FAILURE
ENG DUAL
FAILURE
if no relight:
Ditching | Forced
Landing
Ditching Forced
Landing

14. When to apply the different procedures

Scenario example:
We have no
more fuel !
We need to drift
down as far as
possible
We lost both
engines!
Thrust loss
Time to relight? Time to touchdown?
ABN 70
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EMER LANDING
ALL ENG FAILURE
ALL ENGINE
FAILURE
if no relight:
Ditching | Forced
Landing
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Ditching Forced
Landing

15. When to apply the different procedures

Thrust loss
There is a field
straight ahead.
Let’s go over
there!
We lost both
engines!
Time to relight? Time to touchdown?
ABN 70
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EMER LANDING
ALL ENG FAILURE
ALL ENGINE
FAILURE
if no relight:
Ditching | Forced
Landing
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Ditching Forced
Landing

16. Emergency Landing - Procedure

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EMER LANDING
ALL ENG FAILURE
• Provides the minimum steps to land:
Ditching Forced
Landing
• APU Start / Landing Gear / Flaps / Speed target
• Main steps of “Forced landing” or “Ditching”
procedure of the All Engine Failure procedure.
• Compromise:
Covering
as many cases
as possible
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Short
Straight Forward
Easy to apply

17. Emergency Landing - Procedure

OLM 2012 - Emergency Landing / All Engine Failure
Cover
Emergency Landing - Procedure
EMER LANDING
ALL ENG FAILURE
Ditching Forced
Landing
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18. Emergency Landing - Procedure

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EMER LANDING
ALL ENG FAILURE
Ditching Forced
Landing
Electrical Power Supply
Gear - Flaps - Speed
“Brace for Impact”
Pitch - minimize Vertical Speed
Securing the Aircraft
EMER EVAC PROC APPLY
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26. Contents

1
Background – Planned enhancements
2
When to apply the different procedures
3
Emergency Landing - Procedure
4
Questions?
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27. Conclusion

New Procedure
EMERGENCY LANDING
ALL ENG FAILURE
Immediately accessible
To configure the aircraft
When no time to relight
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