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The Boeing 787 Flight Crew Operations Manual (FCOM) is a technical document provided by Boeing to airline operators, containing the essential procedures and systems information needed for pilots to safely operate the Dreamliner. While an "exclusive" version is not a standard industry-wide designation, it typically refers to a customer-specific manual tailored to a particular airline's unique aircraft configuration, equipment, and standard operating procedures (SOPs). Core Components of the 787 FCOM

Normal procedures (high‑priority flow bullets)

1. Preflight: Verify FMC database, performance calculations, fuel load, payload, and dispatch release; perform FMS position alignment and IRS alignment check.
2. Before start: APU bleed check, packs set per OAT and fuel balance, hydraulic system status, flight controls free and correct.
3. Start/Taxi: Engine start schedule per ambient temp; observe N1/N2 and EGT limits. Taxi with takeoff configuration set and takeoff briefing completed.
4. Takeoff: Use computed takeoff thrust (TOGA/FLX) unless adverse conditions require derate or max; monitor engine parameters and callouts.
5. Climb/Cruise: Engage LNAV/VNAV as appropriate; manage pressurization schedule and engine anti‑ice as required.
6. Descent/Approach: Brief approach, verify landing weight and speeds, configure early for stable approach; use autobrake and thrust reverser settings per runway contamination.
7. After landing: APU start if needed, packs and anti‑ice off as conditions allow, transponder/ADIRS and annunciations checked.

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Weight and Balance: Technical data required to calculate the aircraft's center of gravity to ensure safe flight within certified limits. 2. Recommended Study Strategy The Boeing 787 Flight Crew Operations Manual (FCOM)

with advanced electrical architectures. It provides clear, logic-based flows for managing unique 787 systems like Cabin Air Compressors (CACs) and complex Pack Control Units As they climbed, a notification flickered