E175 General Limitations

Question 1

Max takeoff weight

Answer 1

85,517

Question 2

Max landing weight

Answer 2

74,957

Question 3

Max zero fuel weight

Answer 3

69,886

Question 4

FWD baggage compartment capacity

Answer 4

3306

Question 5

AFT baggage compartment capacity

Answer 5

2534

Question 6

Maximum altitude for flaps extended

Answer 6

20,000

Question 7

Landing gear operation/extended speed (VLO and VLE)

Answer 7

250

Question 8

Maximum speed to open direct vision window

Answer 8

160

Question 9

Max speed flaps 1

Answer 9

230

Question 10

Max speed flaps 2

Answer 10

215

Question 11

Max speed flaps 3

Answer 11

200

Question 12

Max speed flaps 4

Answer 12

180

Question 13

Max ramp weight

Answer 13

85,870

Question 14

Max speed flaps 5

Answer 14

180

Question 15

Max speed flaps full

Answer 15

165

Question 16

Maximum tire ground speed

Answer 16

225 mph, 195 kt

Question 17

Maximum takeoff and landing tailwind component

Answer 17

10 kt

Question 18

Maximum recommended crosswind - dry runway

Answer 18

38 kt

Question 19

Maximum recommended crosswind - wet runway

Answer 19

31 kt

Question 20

Maximum recommended crosswind - runway with compacted snow

Answer 20

20 kt

Question 21

Maximum recommended crosswind - runway with standing water/slush/wet snow/dry snow

Answer 21

18 kt

Question 22

Maximum recommended crosswind - runway with ice (including wet ice)

Answer 22

12

Question 23

Maximum recommended crosswind - Static takeoff

Answer 23

25

Question 24

Maximum usable quantity per tank

Answer 24

1535.5 gallons - 10392.5 lbs

Question 25

Unusable quantity per tank

Answer 25

11 gallons - 75 lbs

Question 26

Maximum fuel capacity

Answer 26

3,094 gallons - 20,935 lbs

Question 27

Maximum permitted fuel imbalance between tanks

Answer 27

794

Question 28

Minimum fuel tank temperature

Answer 28

-40C

Question 29

Maximum altitude to START the APU

Answer 29

30,000

Question 30

Maximum operating altitude for the APU

Answer 30

33,000

Question 31

Maximum altitude for the APU for electrical use

Answer 31

33,000

Question 32

Maximum altitude to use bleed air from the APU

Answer 32

15,000

Question 33

Maximum altitude for the APU to assist engine start

Answer 33

21,000

Question 34

APU starter limits - cooling period after first and second attempt

Answer 34

60 seconds OFF

Question 35

APU starter limits - cooling period after third attempt

Answer 35

5 minutes OFF

Question 36

What is equipment is required for RVSM? CFM 2.27

Answer 36

1 Autopilot - Must be operational
Altitude Alerting System - Must be operational
2 Altitude Reporting Transponders - One must be operational
2 Air Data Computers - Two must be operational

Question 37

Autopilot minimum engagement height:

Answer 37

400 feet

Question 38

Autopilot minimum use height

Answer 38

50 feet

Question 39

Max airspeed for windshield wipers

Answer 39

253 Ktus

Question 40

Single pack operational limit

Answer 40

FL310

Question 41

Engine type on the E-175

Answer 41

CF34-8E5

Question 42

Max runway slope

Answer 42

+-2%

Question 43

Positive load factor limits with flaps up or down:

Answer 43

Flaps up = 2.5g

Flaps down = 2.0g

Question 44

Negative load factor limits with flaps up and flaps down:

Answer 44

Flaps up = -1.0g

Flaps down = 0g

Question 45

Max tire ground speed

Answer 45

195 it’s

Question 46

Max N1 with breaks applied:

Answer 46

60%

Question 47

Recommended airspeed in turbulence:

Answer 47

Below 10,000 = 250 Kts

At or above 10,000 = 270/.76

Question 48

Minimum fuel tank temperature

Answer 48

-40 C

Question 49

APU Starter limits:

Answer 49

First and second attempts - 1 min on, 1 min off

Third attempt - 1 min on, 5 min off

Question 50

Dry motoring duty cycle limits:

Answer 50

Attempt 1 - 90 seconds, 5 min cool down
Attempt 2-5 - 30 seconds, 5 min cool down

After 5 sequential motorings, cycle may be repeated following a 15 min cool down period.