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Multiple Choice

Which statement best describes when memory items are used in flight operations?

Memory items are the actions that must be performed from memory because, in certain in-flight emergencies, there isn’t time to consult a checklist. They cover the critical, time-sensitive events where immediate action is necessary to maintain aircraft control and safety. After completing the memory-item actions, crews move on to the appropriate abnormal or emergency checklist. They’re not limited to preflight planning, taxi, or engine maintenance on the ground; those situations don’t involve the rapid, memory-based responses required during in-flight emergencies.

Memory items are the actions that must be performed from memory because, in certain in-flight emergencies, there isn’t time to consult a checklist. They cover the critical, time-sensitive events where immediate action is necessary to maintain aircraft control and safety. After completing the memory-item actions, crews move on to the appropriate abnormal or emergency checklist. They’re not limited to preflight planning, taxi, or engine maintenance on the ground; those situations don’t involve the rapid, memory-based responses required during in-flight emergencies.