Limitations Flashcards

1
Q

What is the Length of the 450/500/600

A

450: 64’07
500: 64’07
600: 68’05

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What is the Width of the 450/500/600

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450: 66’05”
500: 70’06”
600: 70’06

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What is the Height of the 450/500/600

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450/500/600:

21’03”

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What is the min pavement width for the main gear to make a 180deg turn on each type

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450: 52’06”
500: 52’05”
600: 56’

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What is the wall to wall wingtip length for each type

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450: 97’06”
500: 102”03
600: 104’06”

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6
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What kinds of operations is the aircraft authorized to conduct

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1) VMC
2) IMC
3) Day
4) Night
5) Icing
6) Extended Overwater
7) Category 1

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Max VMO/MMO?

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1) Up to to 10,000’: 300KIAS
2) 10000 to 29,475: 320KIAS
3) MMO above 29,475: .83M

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Minimum Mach Operating Speed

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1) SAT from -57C to -60C: .40M
2) SAT from -60C to -65C: .55M
3) SAT from -65C to -70C: .67M

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VA

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1) Up to PA of 20,000 ft: 205 KIAS

2) Higher than 20,000 ft: See chart 2-10 in AOM

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10
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Turbulent Air Penetration Speed

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1) If possible avoid severe turbulence.
2) At or below 10,000’: 230KIAS
3) Above 10,000’: lower of 265KIAS/.77M

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Max Gear Operating Speeds?

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VLO and VLE: 250KIAS

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Max Flap Extended Speeds (Flexjet)

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Flap 1 - 200 KIAS
Flap 2- 175 KIAS
Flap 3- 175 KIAS
Flap Full - 160 KIAS

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13
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Max Altitude for Flap Extension

A

20,000’

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14
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Max Tire Speed (GS)

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182 KIAS

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15
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Max Demonstrated X-Wind for T/O

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35 kts
For takeoff with X wind above 25kts, N1 is limited to 80% maximum with speeds below 40KIAS. D not stabilize N1 between 45% and 70% in crosswinds above 25kts.

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16
Q

Contaminated Runway X Wind Components

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Contaminated: 20kts
Compacted Snow: 20kts
Wet Ice: 15kts.

When landing with a crosswind, brakes must be applied as soon as nose gear touches down

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17
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Min T/O and LDG altitude

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-1000’

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Max T/O and LDG Altitude

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1) 9,600ft

2) With the HALTO SB - 13,800’

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19
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Max Tailwind Component

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10 kts

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Max Runway Slopes approved for T/O and LDG

A

+- 2%

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21
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Max Pressure Altitude

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45,000 ft

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22
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Maximum Baggage Loading

A

1) FWD Cabinet: 88lbs
2) Stowage Compartment: 330lbs
3) Cargo Compartment: 880lbs

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23
Q

Steep Approaches

A

Not authorized

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24
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Category II Ops

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Not Authorized

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Maneuvering Load Factors
1) Flaps Up: +2.5 to -1 G 2) Flaps extended: +2.0 to 0.0G 3) Flaps 3 and Full above MLW: 1.5G limit
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Cabin Interior Doors
Must be secured open for Taxi, takeoff and Landing
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Praetor 500 and 600 Emergency Exit Considerations
The emergency exit is in the LAV so the LAV door on these aircraft must be secured open for all taxi, takeoff and landing ops.
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Who cannot occupy Divan Seats
1) Pax under 15 years old 2) pax with shoulder height shorter than backrest height 3) Adult holding and infant (even with lap-held belt)
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What do you do if a brake is applied during towing operations:
DON'T DO THIS, a detailed inspection for damage to the nose landing gear and affected regions shall be performed prior to the next flight.
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TAWS considerations:
1) Navigation should not be predicated on the use of TAWS 2) must be inhibited when landing at an airport that is not included in the database 3) should be inhibited during QFE ops if GPS data is unavailable
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TCAS II Considerations:
1) Deviation from ATC is authorized to the extent necessary to comply with and RA 2) Maneuvers must not be based solely on a TA or information on the traffic display.
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XM Weather
Should not be used a the primary source of weather data
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Total Fuel Capacity for each model
1) 450: 12,220 lbs 2) 500: 13,150 lbs 3) 600: 16,262 lbs
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Max Fuel Tank Temp
52 deg C
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Max PA to start APU in flight
31,000ft
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Min Temp to start APU in flight
-37C
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Max PA for APU operation (Electrical Power Limit)
31,000 ft
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Max PA for for APU operation (In-Flight Assisted Engine Start)
23,000 ft
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Max PA for APU operation (ECS)
20,000 ft
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Max APU Rotor Speed
106%
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Max APU EGT for Start
985C
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Max APU Continuous EGT
757C
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APU Unsuccessful Start Attempts
Up to 3 consecutive start attempts with 30 second intervals between attempts are allowed.
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Max ITT for Ground Start
650C
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Max ITT for Inflight Start with ITT is less than 250C and N2 is less than 18%
400C
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Max ITT for Inflight Start in all other start conditions
800C
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Max ITT and Time Limit with T/O power when OEI
1) Steady: 10 mins/ 955C | 2) Transient: 2 mins / 970C
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Max ITT and Time limit with T/O power with AEO and WAI OFF
1) Steady: 5 mins/ 955C | 2) Transient: 2 mins/ 970C
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Max ITT and Time limits with T/O power and WAI ON
1) Steady: 5 mins/ 955C | 2) Transient: 2 mins/ 970C
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Max Continuous Steady ITT
950C
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Min Oil Temp
15C
52
Max Oil Temp
138C
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What exceptions are there to the oil temp limits:
1) Temps between 5C and 15C allowed if TLs are not above Max Continuous Thrust 2) Temps between -40 and 5C allowed is TLs are not above ground idle.
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Max Accumulated Time and Cycles for Starting and Motoring
5 mins and 3 cycles
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Cool down time required prior to additional starting or motoring
15 mins after reaching 5 mins of accumulated time or 3 cycles whichever comes first.
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Starting Duty Max Cycle Time
80 secs
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Autobrake
Must be off for emergency and abnormal procedures.
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Max operating PA when anti-ice single bleed operation
20,000ft
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Max Differential Pressure 6000ft and 5800ft Cabin Alt
1) 9.64 PSID | 2) 9.73 PSID
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Max Differential Overpressure
10.4 PSID
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Max Differential Negative Pressure
-0.5 PSID
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Max Differential Pressure for T/O and LDG
0.2 PSID
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Min Engagement Height for Autopilot
400ft
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Min use heights for Autopilot
1) With Vertical Path Reference: 80 ft | 2) Without Vertical Path Reference: 180 ft.
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Landing with Autothrottle
1) Add 5KIAS to VREF | 2) Multiply the associated flaps un-factored landing distance by 1.1
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Max Latitude for Stationary Alignment
78.25 (Northern and Southern Hemisphere)
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Min Altitude for use of on board MX system for use in flight
10,000 ft (troubleshooting not permitted in flight)
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Cargo Compartment Fire Protection
Either 78 or 110 mins (placard installed in Cargo Compartment)
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Min Equipment Required for ops in RVSM airspace
1) 2 RVSM Air Data Systems 2) 1 Autopilot with Alt. Hold Mode Operative 3) 1 Altitude Alerter 4) 1 Transponder
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Max T/O and LDG Altitude
13,800ft
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Min T/O and LDG Temp
-40C
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Max Temp for T/O
52C
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Max Demonstrated X-Wind for Landing on a dry runway
25 Kts
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Max Ramp Weight (Praetor 500)
37,699
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Max TO Weight (Praetor 500)
37,567
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Max Zero Fuel Weight (Praetor 500)
25,959
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Max Landing Weight (Praetor 500)
34,172