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107 Aircraft Limitations Flashcards

1
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Basic Operating Weight (BOW)

A

104,500lbs

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Maximum Zero Fuel Weight (MZFW)

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136,000 lbs
*May be reduced w/ abnormal fuel distribution

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Maximum Landing Weight w/ 40 degree Flaps

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142,500 lbs

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Maximum Landing Weight w/ 30 degree flaps

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154,500 lbs

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Maximum Takeoff Weight (Brake Release)

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172,700 lbs
* no matter what pressure altitude

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Maximum Ramp (Taxi) Weight

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173,000 lbs

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Maximum Pressure Altitude

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8,400 ft

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Minimum Pressure Altitude:

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None; however if PA < -1,000 us performance data for -1,000

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If PA = -1,000 to 2,500 ft then …

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-54 C / -65 F
49 C / 120 F

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10
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If PA = 8,400 ft, then …

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-54 C / -65F
38 C / 100F

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Cross wind limitations

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29kts max = takeoff
29kts max = CAT I
10kts max = CAT II

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12
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Max standing water, Slush (SLR), or Wet Snow (WSR):

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Takeoff = 1/2 inch
Landing = 1 inch

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13
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Maximum Dry Snow (usually OAT < - 1 C)

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Takeoff = 4 inches
Landing = 6 Inches

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14
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Fuel Requirements: Reserves

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Domestic:
45 mins (normal cruise) = 6,800lbs

Flag:
30 min holding (1500’) = 5,800lbs
10% en route = 8300lbs / hr

Flag (no authorized alt.):
2 hrs @ normal cruise speed/fuel flow = 18,000’s (9000 lbs / hr)

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15
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Fuel Requirements: Additional

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Missed approach fuel = 1,200 lbs (dispatch without an alternate)

Taxi fuel (12 min average) at 50lbs/min = 600lbs

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16
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Thrust Limitations

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Takeoff Thrust (5 mins) = 14,000lbs
Max continuous Thrust = 12,600lbs
Max cruise thrust = 11,000lbs

17
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Fuel loading rules

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  1. Distribute fuel equally between all 3 tanks.
  2. 1 or 3 shall not exceed quantity in tank 2 by more than 2000lbs
  3. Fuel in tanks 1 and 3 must not differ by more than 1000lbs
18
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When operating at the maximum zero fuel weight…

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The fuel weight in each tank must be essentially equal unless tanks 1 and 3 are full

19
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When operating at less than maximum zero fuel weight with 1 and 3 not full…

A

Fuel in tank 2 must not exceed the fuel weight in 1 or 3 by more than the difference between the Max ZFW and the actual ZFW for each flight

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