200 Limitations Flashcards
RNAV Required Equipment (7)
VOR (2) DME (2) FMS Current FMS Database GPS (1) Flight Directors (2) Autopilot
RNAV operations must not be conducted with any of the following messages displayed (9):
GPS NOT AVAILABLE GPS DISABLED GPS-FMS DISAGREE DME-FMS DISAGREE FMS-FMS DISAGREE LOW POS ACCURACY CHK POS NO APPR GPS RAIM NO GPS RAIM
When may RNAV operations be continued following the display of an FMS “CHK POS” message?
If the message is displayed for less than one minute while en-route, and clears itself with no action from the pilot.
When must the ADC source coupled to the autopilot must be the same as that coupled to the transponder?
During flight in RVSM airspace
Operational Limitations for Category II Operations (9)
Flap configuration - 45-degrees Both Engines Operating Autopilot Coupled Aircraft Placarded as Certified for Category II Both Pilots Trained and Qualified Both Pilots Have 100 hrs. In-Seat in CL-65 at Endeavor Flight Director Transferred to FO's Side Maximum Headwind - 17 kts. Maximum Tailwind/Crosswind - 10 kts.
The minimum required oxygen pressure guarantees there is adequate oxygen to:
Perform an emergency descent from 41,000 ft. to 10,000 ft. in 10 minutes, followed by 110 minutes of cruise at 10,000 ft. with a “Normal” mask setting.
What oxygen pressure will trigger the OXY LO PRESS caution message?
1410 psi
Under what conditions may a flight be conducted with an OXY LO PRESS caution message (3)?
No leak suspected
Flight conducted where MEAs are 10,000 ft. and below
Sufficient pressure is verified
What is the maximum crew oxygen bottle pressure?
1850 psi
Maximum number of passengers on the main cabin door:
Four
Maximum weight on the main cabin door
1000 lb
If cargo is carried in the cargo compartment, how close must a flight always be to a suitable airport?
45 minutes
Maximum cargo capacity
3500 lb
Maximum pressure altitude for takeoff and landing
10,000 ft
Maximum operating altitude
41,000 ft
37,000 ft (company)
Maximum operating altitude during single-pack operations
25,000 ft
Maximum ambient temperature for takeoff and landing
ISA +35-deg C
Minimum ambient temperature for takeoff
-40-deg C
Target rotation rate on takeoff
3-degrees per second
When calculating landing performance, when must “Wet” data be used?
The runway is wet
The visibility is less than RVR40 or 3/4SM
Maximum Taxi and Ramp Weight
53,250 lb
Maximum Takeoff Weight
53,000 lb
Maximum Landing Weight
47,000 lb
Maximum Zero Fuel Weight
44,000 lb
Minimum Flight Weight
30,000 lb
Maneuvering Load Limits
- 1.0g - 2.5g (F Up)
0. 0g - 2.0g (F Dn)
Avoid unnecessary and large side-slip maneuvers during which flight regime?
Low-speed, high-altitude cruise
Maximum Runway Slope
+2 uphill / -2 downhill
Maximum tailwind component for takeoff and landing
10 kt
Maximum crosswind component for takeoff and landing on a wet runway
27 kt
Maximum crosswind component for takeoff and landing on a dry runway
27 kt
Maximum crosswind component for takeoff and landing on a contaminated runway
15 kt
Definition of Visible Moisture
Clouds, fog with visibility of one mile or less, rain, snow, sleet, or ice crystals.
Engine Anti-Ice
ground operations
OAT is 10C or below and visible moisture is present
OAT is 10C or below when operating on contaminated surfaces
When must the Wing Anti-Ice be selected ON for takeoff?
OAT is 5C or below and:
Visible moisture below 400 ft AGL, or
Runway is wet or contaminated, or
Presence of any precipitation
When must the Wing Anti-Ice be selected ON during final taxi?
OAT is 5C or below, unless anti-ice fluid has been applied
For the purpose of Wing Anti-Ice, what is considered “Final Taxi”?
Initiation of the Before Takeoff Checklist
If required for taxi, when may the Wing Anti-Ice be selected ON?
After both engines are running, but no later than the commencement of the Before Takeoff Checklist
If anti-ice fluid has been applied, when may the Wing Anti-Ice be selected ON?
Just prior to thrust increase for takeoff
If anti-ice is not required for takeoff, when may the Wing Anti-Ice be selected OFF?
Just prior to takeoff
Engine Anti-Ice
flight operations
In icing conditions
When ICE is detected
Wing Anti-Ice
flight operations
In icing conditions less than 230 kt
When ICE is detected
Definition of Icing Conditions in-flight
TAT of 10C or below with visible moisture present, except when SAT is -40C or below
Takeoff is permitted with frost adhering to which aircraft surfaces?
Upper surface of the fuselage
Underside of wing (caused by cold-soaked fuel)
A tactile check of the wing leading edge, and forward and rear upper surfaces, is required when:
OAT is 10C or less, or wing fuel temperature is 0C or less, and:
There is visible moisture
Water is present on the wing
Temp/Dew Point spread is 3C or less
Conditions conducive to frost formation
What are the maximum depths of standing water acceptable for takeoff and landing?
1/2 in. for Takeoff
3/4 in. for Landing
What are the maximum depths of slush acceptable for takeoff and landing?
1/2 in. for Takeoff
7/8 in. for Landing
What are the maximum depths of wet snow acceptable for takeoff and landing?
1 in. for Takeoff
1 1/2 in. for Landing
What are the maximum depths of dry snow acceptable for takeoff and landing?
3 in. for Takeoff
3 3/4 in. for Landing
Is a takeoff authorized on a contaminated runway with one thrust reverser inoperative?
No
Is a landing authorized on a contaminated runway with one thrust reverser inoperative?
Yes, unless a Special Winter Operations Airport
Under what condition is landing prohibited on a contaminated runway with one thrust reverser inoperative?
Special Winter Operations Airports
Maximum Flap Operating Speeds
200 kt - Flaps 8
200 kt - Flaps 20
185 kt - Flaps 30
170 kt - Flaps 45
Maximum Flap Extended Speeds
230 kt - Flaps 8
230 kt - Flaps 20
185 kt - Flaps 30
170 kt - Flaps 45
Maximum Landing Gear Extended Speed
250 kt