Instructor

LISTENING: CREW BRIEF. Listen and fill in the blanks with the words that you hear in the recording.

DETAILED PROCEDURES

CREW MEMBER BRIEFING

A crew briefing will be conducted to ensure a thorough understanding of individual and team responsibilities. As a minimum, the briefing will address responsibilities of pilots, non-pilot crew members, and ground crew, and the coordination necessary to complete the mission in the most efficient manner. A review of visual signals is desirable when ground guides do not have a direct voice communication link with the crew.

The following checklist is recommended for accomplishing the required crew briefing:

1. _______________________________________ introduction

a. Personal and professional __________________________________________

b. Crew endurance

2. ___________________________________________

3. Execution

a. ___________________________________________ and altitudes

b. Estimated time in route

c. _____________________________________ and refuel requirements

4. Weather and NOTAMS

5. _______________________________________________

a. Mission equipment

b. Service and inspection criteria

c. Performance _______________________________________

d. Operating restrictions

6. Emergency and _________________________________ procedures

a. Mission considerations

b. Non-rated crew member and passenger actions and _________________________________

c. Removal of _____________________________________ personnel

d. Rendezvous ____________________________________

e. Inadvertent instrument meteorological conditions (IIMC) procedures

7. Crew __________________________________

a. ____________________________________ of controls

b. Emergencies

c. Two _______________________________ rule

d. Assign ________________________________________ sectors

8. Crew ________________________________________

a. Non-rated crew members

(1) Secure passengers and ________________________________________

(2) Provide traffic and obstacle _________________________________________

b. Pilot-on-the-controls (P*)

(1) Fly the aircraft (primary focus is _________________________________ the aircraft)

(2) __________________________ traffic and obstacles

(3) Cross-check system and flight instruments

(4) Monitor and ___________________________ on assigned radios

c. Pilot-not-on-the-controls (P)

(1) Provide _______________________________ and traffic information

(2) Announce when attention is focused _______________________ of the aircraft

(3) Adjust avionics; monitor and transmit on assigned ________________________

(4) Navigate

(5) Cross-check systems and flight ___________________________________

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