Define EDTO routes that will be covered by application.
2)
For each route, establish a list of Adequate En-route
Alternate Airports.
3)
Determine EDTO diversion time required and EDTO
engine inoperative planning speed.
4)
Establish EDTO Area of Operations.
5)
Establish a system for obtaining EDTO flight plan data.
- EDTO en-route alternates, Equal Time Points, Critical Fuel Scenario, Time Limited Systems.
6)
Arrange to obtain weather data for EDTO en-route alternates.
7)
Ensure there is a method of communication between the
airplane and the airline during the flight (flight following).
EDTO Flight Operations Program
Continued
Overview (contd) 8)
Review EDTO provisions in the FAA approved MMEL
to establish the airlines MEL.
9)
Establish a method to check APU in-flight start reliability.
10) Designate an EDTO Check Airman.
11) Establish and document airline operating procedures for EDTO. Note:
If the airline plans to change Boeing FCOM procedures,
determine if changes need to be re-validated
12) Revise the airlines flight crew guidance material to include
EDTO practices and procedures. 13) Train flight dispatchers and flight crew on EDTO requirements, performance data, MEL and airline unique EDTO processes.
EDTO Flight Operations Program*
Continued
Section 303 and 304 of FAA AC 120-42B
Section 303, EDTO Flight Operations Guidelines Airplane Performance Data Airport Information Dispatch En-route EDTO Procedures Documentation
Section 304, Flight Operations Training Guidelines
EDTO Unique Requirements Check Airmen used in EDTO Review of Training Program and Operating Manuals * New advisory materials are consistent with current EDTO practices ICAO EDTO Course - Flight Operations