Which QRC item indicates Start Malfunction on Ground?

Which QRC item indicates Start Malfunction on Ground?

• A. START MALFUNCTION ON GROUND
• B. FLAP FAIL APPROACH
• C. ENGINE INOP LANDING
• D. EVACUATION

Answer: (A)

In Quick Reference Card items, the label you choose should describe the exact event that triggers the corresponding procedure. The entry that says Start Malfunction on Ground directly matches the scenario: an engine start problem while the aircraft is on the ground. Selecting this item guides you to the correct ground-start malfunction procedures, because the wording is the precise indication of what’s happening. The other entries describe different situations—flap failure on approach, an engine-inoperative condition during landing, or an evacuation—which are not the same as a start malfunction on the ground. They point to separate procedures that aren’t appropriate for a ground-start fault.

In Quick Reference Card items, the label you choose should describe the exact event that triggers the corresponding procedure. The entry that says Start Malfunction on Ground directly matches the scenario: an engine start problem while the aircraft is on the ground. Selecting this item guides you to the correct ground-start malfunction procedures, because the wording is the precise indication of what’s happening.

The other entries describe different situations—flap failure on approach, an engine-inoperative condition during landing, or an evacuation—which are not the same as a start malfunction on the ground. They point to separate procedures that aren’t appropriate for a ground-start fault.