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AIRCREW COORDINATION

AIRCREW COORDINATION. DEFINITION . KEEPING ALL CREW MEMBERS ON THE SAME SHEET OF MUSIC—NO GUESSING WHAT THE OTHER IS DOING. COMMUNICATE POSITIVELY. SPEAK CLEARLY, PLAINLY, AND IN TERMS ALL CREWMEMBERS CAN UNDERSTAND WHEN IT IS APPROPRIATE TO SPEAK. DIRECT ASSISTANCE.

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AIRCREW COORDINATION

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  1. AIRCREW COORDINATION

  2. DEFINITION • KEEPING ALL CREW MEMBERS ON THE SAME SHEET OF MUSIC—NO GUESSING WHAT THE OTHER IS DOING

  3. COMMUNICATE POSITIVELY • SPEAK CLEARLY, PLAINLY, AND IN TERMS ALL CREWMEMBERS CAN UNDERSTAND WHEN IT IS APPROPRIATE TO SPEAK.

  4. DIRECT ASSISTANCE • DO WHAT YOU CAN, BUT DON’T TRY TO DO EVERYTHING BY YOURSELF.

  5. ANNOUNCE ACTIONS • ANNOUNCE ANY ACTION YOU TAKE THAT WOULD AFFECT COMMUNICATION, NAVIGATION, FLIGHT OR SAFETY OF THE AIRCRAFT.

  6. OFFER ASSISTANCE • DON’T WAIT UNTIL THE SITUATION ENDANGERS YOUR LIFE—ASK.

  7. ACKNOWLEDGE ACTIONS • LET CREWMEMBERS KNOW THAT YOU HEARD THEM OR SEE WHAT THEY’RE DOING. (CAN BE NON-VERBAL—I.E. THUMBS UP)

  8. BE EXPLICIT • GIVE CREWMEMBERS THE NECESSARY INFORMATION IN TERMS THAT THEY CAN UNDERSTAND AND NOT MISINTERPRET

  9. PROVIDE AIRCRAFT CONTROL AND OBSTACLE ADVISORIES • THIS IS THE INSTRUMENT TWO CHALLENGE RULE

  10. CONTROL SEQUENCE AND TIMING OF ALL ACTIONS IN THE COCKPIT • PRIORITIZE TASKS • ARE THE NAVAIDS TUNED FOR THE APPROACH, OR ARE WE BUSY WITH ATIS WHILE ON BASE LEG FOR THE APPROACH? • ARE WE BUSY WITH THE FUEL CHECK WHEN PREPARING TO ENTER HOLDING?

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