CRJ 200 Limitations

Question 1

Maximum Takeoff weight for CRJ200

Answer 1

53000

Question 2

Maximum ZFW CRJ200

Answer 2

44000

Question 3

Maximum Landing weight CRJ200

Answer 3

47000

Question 4

Maximum Aft Cargo weight CRJ200

Answer 4

3500

Question 5

Max allowed altitude for CRJ200

Answer 5

FL370

Question 6

VMO for CRJ200

Answer 6

335 KIAS

Question 7

MMO for CRJ 200 in RVSM

Answer 7

0.85M

Question 8

CRJ 200 minimum spoiler speed

Answer 8

Ref + 20

Question 9

Max wiper speed CRJ 200

Answer 9

220 KIAS

Question 10

VFO Flaps 8 CRJ200

Answer 10

200 KIAS

Question 11

Max takeoff contamination depth for dry snow CRJ200

Answer 11

3 inches

Question 12

CRJ 200 Max altitude for single pack

Answer 12

FL250

Question 13

CRJ 200 Max altitude for APU bleed use

Answer 13

15000ft

Question 14

CRJ200 max door open speed - APU not running

Answer 14

300 KIAS

Question 15

CRJ200 Fuel capacity

Answer 15

14518 lbs

Question 16

limits to departing with fuel in the center tank

Answer 16

if fuel is more than 500 lbs then
-each main tank  >4400
OR
-each main tank is >2000
AND
-allowable ZFW is reduced by amount over 500lbs
AND 
-allowable CG is verified to be within limits

Question 17

Minimum N1 for reduced takeoff with 3B1 engines

Answer 17

83.5% N1

Question 18

CRJ 200 APU min temp required for starting

Answer 18

-40C

Question 19

CRJ 200 MAX fuel imbalance for T/O

Answer 19

800 lbs

Question 20

CRJ 200 Min fuel required for go-around

Answer 20

450 / wing

Question 21

CRJ 200 Cowl / wing anti-ice for taxi

Answer 21

Cowls - 10C or less and
-Visible Moisture OR
-VIS 1 mile or less OR
operating on surfaces with ice, snow, standing water or slush
WINGs 5C or less with or without visible moisture
-aircraft has not been type II or IV anti-iced
-after second engine start, 2 min prior to T/O
-Check WING A / ICE ON prior to takeoff

Question 22

COWLS for takeoff

Answer 22

10C or less
-visible moisture (vis 1SM or less/any precipitation)
OR
-Runway is contaminated

Question 23

WINGS for takeoff

Answer 23

5C or less
-visible moisture (precipitation, fog, mist, Clouds below 400ft)
OR
-runways is wet or contaminated

Question 24

If the temp is 5C and ATIS reports FEW at 300, do the wings and cowls need to be on for takeoff?

Answer 24

YES

Question 25

If the temp is 6C and ATIS report FEW at 300, do the wings and cowls need to be on for takeoff?

Answer 25

NO