Which QRC item corresponds to Smoke/FIRE/FUME?

Which QRC item corresponds to Smoke/FIRE/FUME?

• A. SMOKE/FIRE/FUME
• B. BATTERY O'TEMP
• C. CABIN ALT-EMER DESCENT
• D. DUAL ENGINE FAILURE

Answer: (A)

In a NetJets Longitude 700, QRC items are quick reference entries used to access the appropriate emergency procedures quickly. For smoke, fire, or fumes, you follow the QRC entry labeled SMOKE/FIRE/FUME because it is the specific card that contains the actions tailored to smoke or fire events, such as securing the area, donning oxygen, and managing the cabin and systems under smoke conditions. The other cards correspond to different emergencies—battery overtemp, cabin altitude emergency descent, or dual engine failure—each with its own separate procedure path. So, using the SMOKE/FIRE/FUME item is the correct way to address a smoke/fire/fume situation.

In a NetJets Longitude 700, QRC items are quick reference entries used to access the appropriate emergency procedures quickly. For smoke, fire, or fumes, you follow the QRC entry labeled SMOKE/FIRE/FUME because it is the specific card that contains the actions tailored to smoke or fire events, such as securing the area, donning oxygen, and managing the cabin and systems under smoke conditions. The other cards correspond to different emergencies—battery overtemp, cabin altitude emergency descent, or dual engine failure—each with its own separate procedure path. So, using the SMOKE/FIRE/FUME item is the correct way to address a smoke/fire/fume situation.