Narrative:

During initial descent into ZZZ from ZZZ1; the #1 hydraulic iso vlv and inboard roll spoilers caution lights illuminated. We then began running the #1 hydraulic iso vlv east&a checklist while the captain assumed the radios. While running the checklist; the #1 hydraulic qty dropped down to 20% and slowly ran down to zero; but the hydraulic pressure remained adequate. We requested a hold with ATC and decided to request priority handling. When the caution lights extinguished; we then ran the #1 hydraulic qty low checklist in the east&a checklist. Once all checklists were completed and all parties were informed; we then proceeded to ZZZ to land. We opened up the flap power caution checklist in case our flaps did not extend. We made sure to configure early; in case the flaps did not deploy; and because the flaps were going to operate slower than usual. We were able to land without incident; and taxi to the gate with minimal normal breaking and the use of the emergency break. We had crash fire rescue and a tug standing by in case we needed any assistance. As stated in event narrative.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: Q400 First Officer reported loss of Hydraulic System 1 Fluid Quantity resulted in a precautionary landing.

Narrative: During initial descent into ZZZ from ZZZ1; the #1 HYD ISO VLV and Inboard Roll Spoilers caution lights illuminated. We then began running the #1 HYD ISO VLV E&A checklist while the Captain assumed the radios. While running the checklist; the #1 HYD QTY dropped down to 20% and slowly ran down to zero; but the HYD pressure remained adequate. We requested a hold with ATC and decided to request priority handling. When the caution lights extinguished; we then ran the #1 HYD QTY LOW Checklist in the E&A checklist. Once all checklists were completed and all parties were informed; we then proceeded to ZZZ to land. We opened up the Flap Power caution checklist in case our flaps did not extend. We made sure to configure early; in case the flaps did not deploy; and because the flaps were going to operate slower than usual. We were able to land without incident; and taxi to the gate with minimal normal breaking and the use of the emergency break. We had crash fire rescue and a tug standing by in case we needed any assistance. As stated in event narrative.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.