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Erj-145 Limitations (3/31/2024) Flashcards

1
Q

Maximum operating altitude?

A

37,000’

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2
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Minimum Takeoff and Landing Pressure Altitude?

A

-1000’

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3
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Maximum Takeoff and Landing Pressure Altitude?

A

8000’

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4
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Minimum Landing Temperature Limit

A

-40°C SAT (STATIC Air Temperature)

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5
Q

In the event you land in temperatures below -40°C SAT, Can you take off afterwards?

A

The Aircraft may not takeoff without further maintenance inspection.

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6
Q

Minimum TAT (Total Air Temperature) above 25,000’?

A

Limited to -45° C

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7
Q

What is considered to be Icing Conditions on the ground? In Flight?

A

Temperatures at or below 10°C (SAT on the ground, TAT in flight), AND visible moisture with visibility of 1 mile or less

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8
Q

Can you have Icing conditions on the ramps, taxiways, runways, where surface snow, ice, or standing water can be ingested by your engines?

A

Yes

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9
Q

What is the minimum, and maximum temperature for manual anti-ice operation?

A

MIN -40°C. MAX 10°C

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10
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When is a runway considered contaminated?

A

When more than 25% of the required field length is covered by

Deeper than 1/8 of an inch of
-Standing Water
-Slush
-Wet Snow

1/4 inch or deeper of dry snow
Compacted snow
Ice

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11
Q

Autopilot minimum engagement height?

A

500’

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12
Q

Minimum altitude to be coupled to the autopilot on the ILS?

A

200’

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13
Q

Can you do a single-engine go around with the autopilot engaged?

A

No. Prohibited.

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14
Q

When can you press the approach mode button during localizer capture?

A

Allowed only when inbound

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15
Q

When is the use of a Yaw Dampener (YD) not authorized?

A

During takeoff up to 500’
And during Landing

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16
Q

Minimim BATTERY temp to start APU(?)

A

-20°C

17
Q

How long can the max APU CONTINUOUS EGT of 717° C be exceeded?

A

5 Minutes, maximum

18
Q

For Cat II ILS, what may be the coupled go-around height loss?

A

50’

19
Q

How long do you need to run the engine at idle thrust for cooldown?

A

1 Minute at idle thrust

20
Q

What is the minimum dispatch oil quantity?

A

8 Quarts before engine start, or 7 quarts after engine start

21
Q

Engine warm up procedure?

A

4 Minutes at idle/taxi thrust for cold engines (off for longer than 90 minutes)
2 Minutes for warm engines (off for less than 90 minutes)

To increase N2 above 83%, the engine oil temp must be at or above 40°C.

OR

It is acceptable to run the engine at idle/ taxi thrust for at least 8 minutes and check that the temperature is at least 21°C

22
Q

Engine Starter limits for starting or dry motoring (on the ground)

A

5 Minutes on, 5 Minutes off
OR
4- 1 minute cycles, 1 minute off.
After that, 1 minute on, 5 minutes off

23
Q

What denotes the minimum and maximum range on your flight instruments?

A

RED

24
Q

Maximum duration of your Instrument Standby Instrument System (ISIS)?

A

40 Minutes

25
Q

What is your holding configuration?

A

Landing Gear-UP
Flaps———— UP
Min Airspeed
(In icing conditions only)- 200 Knots

26
Q

What is the intended use of the Thrust reversers?

A

Thrust reversers are intended for use to reject a takeoff or landing only

27
Q

Can you attempt a go around after Thrust Reverser deployment?

A

Do not attempt a goal around procedure after deployment of the thrust reversers following a landing

28
Q

When must maximum reverse thrust be used?

A

Whenever stopping distance is deemed to be critical, and its use will prevent a runway excursion, and when landing on runways with runway condition code, that is 5 or less

29
Q

When may idle thrust reversers be used?

A

On dry run weighs 7000 feet or shorter (usable length )

30
Q

When is the use of thrust reversers prohibited?

A

The use of thrust reversers is prohibited to:

Power back operations
Taxi Operations
Thrust levers stabilized in any intermediate position between IDLE reverse and MAXIMUM reverse

31
Q

What is the demonstrated crosswind for the ERJ-145?

A

30 Knots

32
Q

Maximum Takeoff and Landing tailwind component?

A

10 Knots

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