FLIGHT OPS TRAINING

Instructions for CA42 (CBTA) Grading

1. Limits: Altitude +/- 100 feet, Speed +/- 10 kts, Speed on approach + 10 kt/ - 0 kt.
2. Trainer conducting the check shall be current including requirements stated in
CAR Section 7 Series I Part I/II.
3. Date shall be in DD/MM/YYYY format
4. Routing - Provide ICAO codes
5. Seat - LHS/RHS
6. Trainer & Trainee names must be as per license
7. Type of check - Annual Line (ALC), PIC, SLF Release, Line Release, Route
Clearance, Other (Provide details)
8. Take-off/Landing – Enter UTC time from ACARS
9. Day/Night must be based on landing time and type of route (45m for PIC, 30 mins
otherwise)
10. Remarks are mandatory for grades 1, 2, 4 or 5. Overall instructor remarks shall
capture reasons for unsatisfactory performance (score of 1).
11. Minimum information required under remarks are OB number as per para 5.1
and sub-task as per para 5.4 (CAR 7-B-XX). This is provided as a ready reference
in this document.
12. P2s shall be given takeoff/landing, conditions permitting.
13. Final assessment will be based on the least of the grades awarded above. Do not
modify this section.
14. Use the share button on the top left of this pop up to open this file in a separate
pdf reader. Use the split screen function to view side by side if required.
15. Minimum competency grading to award satisfactory outcome on CA42 form is 2
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Aeroplane Sub-Tasks by Phase of flight

(Extracted from DGCA CAR Section 7, Series B, Part XX dated 21st October, 2021)

X. Phase of flight
P19TB1#y1 P19TB2#y1 P19TB3#y1

X.X Tasks
PRE-FLIGHT IN-FLIGHT POST-FLIGHT
X.X.X Sub-tasks

PRE-FLIGHT
1. [RESERVED]
2. PERFORM AEROPLANE GROUND AND PRE-FLIGHT OPERATIONS
2.1. Perform dispatch duties
2.1.1. Verifies technical condition of the aeroplane, including adequate use of MEL.
2.1.2. Checks technical bulletins and notices
2.1.3. Determines operational environment and pertinent weather
2.1.4. Determines impact of weather on aeroplane performance
2.1.5. Applies flight planning and load procedures
2.1.6. Determines fuel requirement
2.1.7. Files an ATS flight plan (if required)

2.2. Provide flight crew and cabin crew briefings.

2.2.1. Briefs flight crew in all relevant matters
2.2.2. Briefs cabin crew in all relevant matters

2.3. Perform pre-flight checks and cockpit preparation

2.3.1. Ensures the airworthiness of the aeroplane
2.3.2. Performs the cockpit preparation and briefings
2.3.3. Performs FMS initialization, data insertion and confirmation
2.3.4. Optimizes and checks take-off performance and take-off data calculation
2.3.5. Conducts relevant briefings

2.4. Perform engine start

2.4.1. Asks for, receives, acknowledges, and checks ATC clearance
2.4.2. Performs engine start procedure
2.4.3. Uses standard communication procedures with ground crew and ATC

2.5. Perform taxi

2.5.1. Receives, checks and adheres to taxi clearance
2.5.2. Taxis the aeroplane including use of exterior lighting
2.5.3. Complies to taxi clearance
2.5.4. Maintains lookout for conflicting traffic and obstacles
2.5.5. Operates thrust, brakes and steering
2.5.6. Conducts relevant briefings
2.5.7. Uses standard communication procedures with crew and ATC
2.5.8. Completes standard operating procedures and checklists
2.5.9. Updates and confirms FMS data
2.5.10. Manages changes in performance and departure routes
2.5.11. Completes de-icing/ anti-icing procedures
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2.6. Manage abnormal and emergency situations

2.6.1. Identifies the abnormal and emergency condition
2.6.2. Interprets the abnormal and emergency condition
2.6.3. Performs the procedure for abnormal and emergency condition.

2.7. Communicate with cabin crew, passengers and company

2.7.1. Communicates relevant information to cabin crew
2.7.2. Communicates relevant information to company
2.7.3. Makes passenger announcements when appropriate.

IN-FLIGHT
3. PERFORM TAKE-OFF
3.1. Perform pre-take-off and pre-departure preparation
3.1.1. Checks and acknowledges line-up clearance
3.1.2. Checks correct runway selection
3.1.3. Confirms validity of performance data
3.1.4. Checks approach sector and runway are clear
3.1.5. Confirms all checklists and take-off preparations completed
3.1.6. Lines up the aeroplane on centerline without losing distance
3.1.7. Checks weather on departure sector
3.1.8. Checks runway status and wind

3.2. Perform take-off roll

3.2.1. Applies take-off thrust
3.2.2. Checks engine parameters
3.2.3. Checks airspeed indicators
3.2.4. Stays on runway centerline

3.3. Perform transition to instrument flight rules

3.3.1. Applies V1 procedures
3.3.2. Rotates at Vr to initial pitch attitude
3.3.3. Establishes initial wings level attitude
3.3.4. Retracts landing gear
3.3.5. Maintains climb-out speed

3.4. Perform initial climb to flap retraction altitude

3.4.1. Sets climb power
3.4.2. Adjusts attitude for acceleration
3.4.3. Selects flaps according to flap speed schedule
3.4.4. Observes speed restrictions
3.4.5. Completes relevant checklists

3.5. Perform rejected take-off

3.5.1. Recognizes the requirement to abort the take-off
3.5.2. Applies the rejected take-off procedure
3.5.3. Assesses the need to evacuate the aeroplane

3.6. Perform Navigation

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3.6.1. Complies with departure clearance

3.6.2. Complies with published departure procedures e.g. speeds
3.6.3. Monitors navigation accuracy
3.6.4. Communicates and coordinates with ATC

3.7. Manage abnormal and emergency situations

3.7.1. Identifies the abnormal and emergency condition.
3.7.2. Interprets the abnormal and emergency condition
3.7.3. Performs the procedure for the abnormal and emergency condition

4. PERFORM CLIMB
4.1. Perform standard instrument departure / en-route navigation
4.1.1. Compiles with departure clearance and procedures, including RNAV and RNP
procedures.
4.1.2. Demonstrates terrain awareness
4.1.3. Monitors navigation accuracy
4.1.4. Adjust flight to weather and traffic conditions
4.1.5. Communicates and coordinates with ATC
4.1.6. Observes minimum altitudes
4.1.7. Selects approp0riate level of automation
4.1.8. Complies with altimeter setting procedures

4.2. Complete climb procedures and checklists

4.2.1. Performs the after takeoff items
4.2.2. Confirms and checks according to checklists

4.3. Modify climb speeds, rate of climb and cruise altitude

4.3.1. Recognizes the need to change speed/ rate of climb/ cruise altitude.
4.3.2. Selects and maintains the appropriate climb speed/ rate of climb.
4.3.3. Selects optimum cruise flight level.

4.4. Perform systems operations and procedures

4.4.1. Monitors operation of all systems
4.4.2. Operates systems as required

4.5. Manage abnormal and emergency situations

4.5.1. Identifies the abnormal and emergency condition
4.5.2. Interprets the abnormal and emergency condition
4.5.3. Performs the procedure for the abnormal and emergency condition.

4.6. Communicate with cabin crew, passengers and company

4.6.1. Communicates relevant information to cabin crew
4.6.2. Communicates relevant information to company
4.6.3. Makes passenger announcements when appropriate

5. PERFORM CRUISE
5.1. Monitor navigation accuracy
5.1.1. Demonstrates adequate area knowledge
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5.1.2. Demonstrates adequate route knowledge, including RNAV and RNP routes and
procedures
5.1.3. Navigates according to flight plan and clearance
5.1.4. Adjusts flight to weather and traffic conditions
5.1.5. Communicates and coordinates with ATC
5.1.6. Observes minimum altitudes
5.1.7. Uses all means of automation

5.2. Monitor flight progress

5.2.1. Selects optimum speed.
5.2.2. Select optimum cruise flight level
5.2.3. Monitors and controls fuel status
5.2.4. Recognizes the need for a possible diversion
5.2.5. Creates a diversion contingency plan if required

5.3. Perform descent and approach planning

5.3.1. Checks weather of destination and alternate airport
5.3.2. Checks runway in use and approach procedure
5.3.3. Sets the FMS accordingly
5.3.4. Checks landing weight and landing distance required
5.3.5. Checks MEA, MOCA and MSA
5.3.6. Identifies top of descent point
5.3.7. Conducts relevant briefings

5.4. Perform system operations and procedures

5.4.1. Monitors operation of all systems
5.4.2. Operates systems as required

5.5. Manage abnormal and emergency situations

5.5.1. Identifies the abnormal and emergency condition
5.5.2. Interprets the abnormal and emergency condition
5.5.3. Performs the procedure for abnormal and emergency condition

5.6. Communicate with cabin crew, passengers and company

5.6.1. Communicates relevant information to cabin crew
5.6.2. Communicates relevant information to company
5.6.3. Makes passenger announcement when appropriate.

6. PERFORM DESCENT
6.1. Initiate and manage descent
6.1.1. Starts descent according to ATC clearance or optimum descent profile
6.1.2. Selects optimum speed and descent rate
6.1.3. Adjusts speed to existing environmental conditions
6.1.4. Recognizes the need to adjust the descent path
6.1.5. Adjusts the flight path as required
6.1.6. Utilizes all means of FMS descent information

6.2. Monitor and perform en-route and descent navigation

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6.2.1. Complies with arrival clearance and procedures, including RNAV and RNP
procedures
6.2.2. Demonstrates terrain awareness
6.2.3. Monitors navigation accuracy
6.2.4. Adjusts flight to weather and traffic conditions
6.2.5. Communicates and coordinated with ATC
6.2.6. Observes minimum altitudes
6.2.7. Selects appropriate level/mode of automation
6.2.8. Complies with altimeter setting procedures

6.3. Replanning and update of approach briefing

6.3.1. Rechecks destination weather and runway in use
6.3.2. Briefs / rebriefs about instrument approach and landing as required
6.3.3. Reprograms the FMS as required
6.3.4. Rechecks fuel status

6.4. Perform holding

6.4.1. Identifies holding requirement
6.4.2. Programs FMS for holding pattern
6.4.3. Enters and monitors holding pattern
6.4.4. Assesses fuel requirements and determines max. holding time
6.4.5. Reviews the need for a diversion
6.4.6. Initiates diversion

6.5. Perform system operation and procedures

6.5.1. Monitors operation of all systems
6.5.2. Operates systems as required

6.6. Manage abnormal and emergency situations

6.6.1. Identifies the abnormal and emergency condition
6.6.2. Interprets the abnormal and emergency condition
6.6.3. Performs the procedure for abnormal and emergency condition

6.7. Communicate with cabin crew, passengers and company

6.7.1. Communicates relevant information to cabin crew
6.7.2. Communicates relevant information to company
6.7.3. Makes passenger announcements when appropriate

7. PERFORM APPROACH
7.1. Perform approach in general
7.1.1. Executes approach according to procedures and situation
7.1.2. Selects appropriate level/ mode of automation
7.1.3. Selects optimum approach path
7.1.4. Operates controls smoothly and with coordination
7.1.5. Performs speed reduction and flap extension
7.1.6. Performs relevant checklists
7.1.7. Initiates final descent
7.1.8. Achieves stabilized approach criteria
7.1.9. Ensures adherence to minima
7.1.10. Initiates go-around if required
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7.1.11. Masters transition to visual segment

7.2. Perform precision approach

7.2.1. Perform ILS approach
7.2.2. Performs low visibility ILS CAT II/III approach
7.2.3. Performs PAR approach
7.2.4. Performs GPS/GNSS approach
7.2.5. Performs MLS approach

7.3. Perform non-precision approach

7.3.1. Performs VOR approach
7.3.2. Performs NDB approach
7.3.3. Performs SRE approach
7.3.4. Performs GPS/GNSS approach
7.3.5. Performs LOC approach
7.3.6. Performs ILS back beam approach
7.3.7. Performs APV and BARO-VNAV approach
7.3.8. Performs RNP APCH and RNP AR approach

7.4. Perform approach with visual reference to ground

7.4.1. Performs standard visual approach
7.4.2. Performs circling approach

7.5. Monitor the flight progress

7.5.1. Ensures navigation accuracy
7.5.2. Communicates with ATC and crew members
7.5.3. Monitors fuel status

7.6. Perform system operations and procedures

7.6.1. Monitors operation of all systems
7.6.2. Operates system as required

7.7. Manage abnormal and emergency situations

7.7.1. Identifies the abnormal and emergency condition
7.7.2. Interprets the abnormal and emergency condition
7.7.3. Performs the procedure for abnormal and emergency condition

7.8. Perform go-around/ missed approach

7.8.1. Initiates go-around procedure
7.8.2. Navigates according to missed approach procedure
7.8.3. Completes relevant checklists
7.8.4. Initiates approach or diversion after the go-around
7.8.5. Communicates with ATC and crew members

7.9. Communicate with cabin crew, passengers and company

7.9.1. Communicates relevant information to cabin crew
7.9.2. Communicates relevant information to company
7.9.3. Makes passenger announcements when appropriate

8. PERFORM LANDING
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8.1. Land the Aeroplane

8.1.1. Maintains stabilized approach path during visual segment
8.1.2. Recognizes and acts on changing conditions for wind shift/ wind shear segment
8.1.3. Initiates flare
8.1.4. Controls thrust
8.1.5. Achieves touchdown in touchdown zone on centre line
8.1.6. Lowers nose wheel
8.1.7. Maintains centre line
8.1.8. Performs after-touchdown procedures
8.1.9. Makes use of appropriate braking and reverse thrust
8.1.10. Vacates runway with taxi speed

8.2. Perform systems operation and procedures

8.2.1. Monitors operation of all systems
8.2.2. Operates systems as required

8.3. Manage abnormal and emergency situations

8.3.1. Identifies the abnormal and emergency condition
8.3.2. Interprets the abnormal and emergency condition
8.3.3. Performs the procedure for the abnormal and emergency condition

POST-FLIGHT
9. PERFORM AFTER LANDING AND POST-FLIGHT OPERATIONS
9.1. Perform taxi-in and parking
9.1.1. Receives, checks and adheres to taxi clearance
9.1.2. Taxis the aeroplane including use of exterior lighting
9.1.3. Controls taxi speed
9.1.4. Maintains centre line
9.1.5. Maintains lookout for conflicting traffic and obstacles
9.1.6. Identifies parking position
9.1.7. Complies with marshaller/ stand guidance
9.1.8. Applies parking and engine shut down procedures
9.1.9. Completes with relevant checklists

9.2. Perform aeroplane post-flight operations

9.2.1. Communicates with ground personnel and crew
9.2.2. Completes all required flight documentation
9.2.3. Ensures securing of the aeroplane
9.2.4. Conducts the debriefings

9.3. Perform systems operation and procedures

9.3.1. Monitors operation of all systems
9.3.2. Operates systems as required

9.4. Manage abnormal and emergency situations

9.4.1. Identifies the abnormal and emergency condition
9.4.2. Interprets the abnormal and emergency condition
9.4.3. Performs the procedure for the abnormal and emergency condition
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9.5. Communicate with cabin crew, passengers and company

9.5.1. Communicates relevant information to cabin crew
9.5.2. Communicates relevant information to company
9.5.3. Makes passenger announcements when appropriate