cruise

Question 1

When is Top of Climb (TOC) considered an area of vulnerability?

Answer 1

TOC is considered an area of vulnerability because all non-critical duties must be deferred until after cruise speed is stable.

Question 2

What indicates that cruise speed is stable at TOC?

Answer 2

Cruise speed is stable when indicated by a fixed and static speed within the speed bug.

Question 3

When should the cruise checklist be accomplished?

Answer 3

Only after the appropriate cruise speed has been established and is stable.

Question 4

What is the initial thrust setting based on?
A: The fuel flow shown on the release or enroute plan page is a resource for cruise thrust sett

Answer 4

The fuel flow shown on the release or enroute plan page is a resource for cruise thrust setting.

Question 5

What is the normal climb speed below 10,000 ft?

Answer 5

250 kt.

Question 6

What is the minimum climb speed below 10,000 ft?

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Answer 6

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Question 7

What is the normal climb speed above 10,000 ft for the CRJ 200?

Answer 7

250 to 0.70 Mach

Question 8

What is the normal climb speed above 10,000 ft for the CRJ 550/700/900?

Answer 8

290 to 0.74 Mach.

Question 9

What is the long-range climb speed above 10,000 ft for the CRJ 200?

Answer 9

250 to 0.70 Mach.

Question 10

What is the long-range climb speed above 10,000 ft for the CRJ 550/700/900?

Answer 10

0.74 Mach.

Question 11

What is the high-speed climb speed above 10,000 ft for the CRJ 200?

Answer 11

290 to 0.77 Mach.

Question 12

What is the minimum climb speed above 10,000 ft for the CRJ 200?

Answer 12

250 to 0.70 Mach

Question 13

What is the minimum climb speed above 10,000 ft for the CRJ 550/700/900?

Answer 13

0.74 Mach.

Question 14

What is the normal cruise speed for the CRJ at or below planned cruise altitude?

Answer 14

Flight Release.

Question 15

What is the minimum cruise speed for the CRJ at or below planned cruise altitude?

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Answer 15

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Question 16

What is the normal cruise speed for the CRJ 200 above planned cruise altitude?

Answer 16

0.74 Mach

Question 17

What is the normal cruise speed for the CRJ 550/700/900 above planned cruise altitude?

Answer 17

0.78 Mach

Question 18

What is the limitation of the dashed lines on the Speed Cards for
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Answer 18

They do not provide a speed with adequate bank protection for turns in excess of 15°. Bank angles in excess of 15° and holding at these altitudes and weights are prohibited.

Question 19

What should be done when TAS differs by more than 10 kt or 5% of flight-planned TAS?

Answer 19

Advise ATC of the new TAS.

Question 20

Use the following procedure when supplemental oxygen is required:

Answer 20

OXYGEN MASK DON

NORMAL / 100%

LEVER 100%

MASK / BOOM switch MASK

AUDIO PANEL R / T / I / C switch OFF

CONTROL YOKE R / T I / C selector OFF

AUDIO PANEL SPKR (press) ON

Question 21

How can you avoid TCAS Resolution Advisories during climb and level off when aware of traffic in close vicinity?

Answer 21

Monitor climb and consider reducing vertical speed to 1,500 ft/min or less at least 1,000 ft before reaching the cleared flight level.

Question 22

The following criteria require ATC notification when the flight is unable to continue RVSM operation:

Answer 22

• Altitude deviations of 200 ft or greater. Declare an emergency when unable to comply with the assigned altitude.
• Failure of transponder(s)
• Failure of either primary altimeter system
• Failure of altitude alerting and/or capture capability
• Failure of the AFCS

Question 23

The primary altimeter systems must indicate within 200 ft of each other in flight. A discrepancy in excess of 200 ft may indicate a system failure. ???