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e. If
an
unusual
roll
response
or
uncommanded roll control movement is
observed, reduce the angle-of-attack.
f. Do not extend flaps during extended
operation
in
icing
conditions.
Operations with flaps extended can
result in a reduced angle-of-attack, with
the possibility of ice forming on the
upper surface further aft on the wing
than normal, possibly aft of the
protected area.
g. If the flaps are extended, do not retract
them until the airframe is clear of ice.
h. Report these weather conditions to
ATC.
Section VI. CREW DUTIES
8-67. CREW/PASSENGER BRIEFING.
The
following
guide
should
be
used
in
accomplishing the required passenger briefings. Items
that do not pertain to a specific mission may be
omitted.
1. Crew Introduction.
2. Equipment.
a. Personnel to include ID tags.
b. Professional (medical equipment, etc.).
c. Survival.
3. Flight Data.
a. Route.
b. Altitude.
c. Time en route.
d. Weather.
4. Normal Procedures.
a. Entry and exit of aircraft.
b. Seating and seat position.
c. Seat belts.
d. Movement in aircraft.
e. Internal communications.
f. Security of equipment.
g. Smoking.
h. Oxygen.
i. Refueling.
j. Weapons and prohibited items.
k. Protective masks.
l. Toilet.
m. Polarized windows.
5. Emergency Procedures.
a. Emergency exits.
b. Emergency equipment.
c. Emergency
landing
/
ditching
procedures.
H8-68. DEPARTURE BRIEFING.
The following is a guide that should be used as
applicable in accomplishing the required crew briefing
prior to takeoff. However, if the crew has operated
together previously (thru-flight) and the pilot is certain
that the copilot understands all items of the briefing,
the pilot may omit the briefing by stating, "Standard
briefing" when the briefing is called for during the
Before Takeoff check.
1. ATC clearance – Review.
a. Routing.
b. Initial altitude.
2. Departure procedure – Review.
a. Named departure procedure.
b. Obstacle
clearance
departure
procedure
/
noise
abatement
procedure.
c. Visual flight rules departure route.
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