A220 Memory Items - Limitations

Question 1

Maximum operating altitude

Answer 1

41,000 feet

Question 2

Crosswind limit for normal takeoff for airport elevations 7,000 feet MSL or below

Answer 2

30 knots

Question 3

A220-100: Crosswind limit for landing (including gusts)

Answer 3

35 knots (including gusts)

Question 4

A220-300: Crosswind limit for landing (including gusts)

Answer 4

29 knots (including gusts)

Question 5

Maximum tailwind component approved for takeoff and landing

Answer 5

10 knots, or as restricted by Delta Company Pages

Question 6

Maximum crosswind component for engine start and ice shedding

Answer 6

43 knots

Question 7

Maximum tailwind component for engine start and ice shedding

Answer 7

18 knots

Question 8

Turbulence Penetration Speed

Answer 8

At or below 10,000’ – maintain 250 KIAS
Above 10,000’ – 280 KIAS or .75M, whichever is lower

Question 9

Minimum altitude for engagement of the autopilot

Answer 9

400 ft AGL.

Question 10

Minimum altitude for use of autopilot

Answer 10

80 ft AGL, unless using autoland

Question 11

Maximum altitude with slats/flaps extended

Answer 11

20,000 ft.

Question 12

Do not use flight spoilers below:

Answer 12

1000 feet AFE

Question 13

Use of MAX spoilers is prohibited except…

Answer 13

In an emergency

Question 14

Ice shedding limitations
- Tailwind
- Crosswind

Answer 14

• Tailwind: 18 kts
• Crosswind: 43 kts