Limitations Flashcards

1
Q

APU Bleed Air Valve must be closed when:

Can APU bleed air valve be open during engine start?

A
  • Ground air connection and isolation valve open
  • Engine No. 1 Bleed Air Valve open
  • isolation and No. 2 Bleed Valves open

APU bleed air valve may be open during engine start, but avoid engine power above idle.

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2
Q

Maximum Takeoff and Landing Tailwind Component

A

10 knots

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3
Q

Avoid rapid and large alternating control inputs, especially in combination with large changes in pitch, roll, or yaw as they may result in

A

Structural failure at any speed including below Va.

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4
Q

Maximum Takeoff and Landing Altitude

A

All except N5227A - 8,400 ft.

N5227A - 13,500 ft.

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5
Q

On revenue flights what must be installed?

A

Escape Slide Retention or GIRT bar.

During taxi, takeoff, landing.

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6
Q

N5227A - Auto-land capability may only be used to runways at or below _____.

A

8,400 ft. pressure altitude

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7
Q

Maximum and Minimum glide-slope angles for auto-land are ____

A

2.5° - 3.25°

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8
Q

Do not use LVL CHG on final approach below

A

1,000 ft. AFE

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9
Q

Do not use VHF-3 for ATC Communication with _____ operational.

A

ACARS operational.

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10
Q

Maximum Demonstrated Takeoff and Landing Crosswind

A

33 knots

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11
Q

Use of ____ radio is uused for primary ATC communications on the ground.

Where is that antenna located?

A

VHF - 1

Located on the top of the fuselage

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12
Q

Maximum Operating Altitude

A

41,000

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13
Q

For single channel operation during approach, the autopilot shall not remain engaged below _____.

A

50 ft. AGL

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14
Q

Maximum altitude with flaps extended

A

20,000 ft.

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15
Q

Maximum Speeds

A

Observe Vmo pointer and gear/flap placards.

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16
Q

Maximum time limit for takeoff thrust

A

5 minutes

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17
Q

N5167A, N5227A, N5233A, N5237A -

Flights predicated on use of the following HF frequencies are prohibited:

A

29.489 Mhz and 29.490 Mhz

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18
Q

ACARS is limited to transmission and receipt of messages that will not create unsafe conditions if message is improperly received such as:

A
  • the message or parts of message are delayed or not received.
  • the message is delivered to the wrong recipient
  • the message content may be frequently corrupted.
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19
Q

Do not engage autopilot for takeoff below ____.

A

400 ft. AGL

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20
Q

Extended Engine Motorings:

A

Limited to 15 minutes for the first two extended engine motorings.

2 minutes needed between each attempt.

For the third and subsequent extended engine motorings, start usage is limited to 5 minutes. A minimum of 10 minutes is needed between each attempt.

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21
Q

Normal Starter Duty Cycle

A

2 minutes of starter usage

10 seconds needed in-between start attempts

Multiple consecutive start attempts are permitted.

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22
Q

Use of aileron trim with the autopilot engaged is ______.

A

Prohibited.

23
Q

Maximum allowable on-the-ground altitude display differences for RVSM operations are:

A

Sea Level to 5,000 feet - 50
5,001 - to 10,000 feet - 60

Max difference between Captain or F/O and Field Elevation - 75 feet.

24
Q

Maximum Wind Component for Autoland

A

Headwind - 25 kts
Crosswind - 20 kts
Crosswind CAT II/III - 15 kts
Tailwind - 10 kts

25
Q

In flight do not extend SPEED BRAKE lever beyond

A

FLIGHT DETENT

26
Q

After three consecutive aborted APU start attempts, what is required?

A

15 minute cooling period is required.

27
Q

Engine and flap requirements for auto-land

A

Both engines operative

Flaps 30 or 40

28
Q

APU Maximum Configuration Altitudes

A

APU Bleed + Electrical Load -
In Flight - 10,000
Ground Only - 15,000

APU Bleed - 17,000 ft.
APU Electrical Load - 41,000 ft.

29
Q

Operation with assumed temperature reduced takeoff thrust is not permitted with:

A

Anti-Skid Inoperative

30
Q

With either one or both engine bleed air switches ON, do not operate the air conditioning packs on HIGH for __.

A

Takeoff, approach, landing.

31
Q

Except for the region between ____ and ____ West longitude, the maximum flight operating latitude is ____North, and the region between ____ East and ____ East longitude, the maximum flight operating altitude is ____ South.

A

Except for the region between 80° West and 130° West longitude, the maximum flight operating latitude is 70°North, and the region between 120°East and 160° East longitude, the maximum flight operating altitude is 60° South.

32
Q

Engine ignition must be on (AUTO/CON) for:

A
  • Takeoff
  • Landing
  • Anti-Ice Operation
  • Operation in Heavy Rain
33
Q

Severe Turbulent Air Penetration

A

280 KIAS / .76M whichever is lower.

Applicable to climb/descent only, during cruise refer to SP.16 Severe Turbulence Supplementary Procedure.

34
Q
Maximum Taxi Weight
Maximum Takeoff Weight
Maximum Landing Weight 
Maximum Zero Fuel Weight
Minimum Operating Weight
A
Maximum Taxi Weight - 174,700
Maximum Takeoff Weight - 174,200
Maximum Landing Weight - 146,300
Maximum Zero Fuel Weight - 138,300
Minimum Operating Weight  - 80,800
35
Q

N5227A - Do not use the autopilot below ___ ft. RA at pressure altitudes above ____ .

A

100 ft. RA

8,400 ft.

36
Q

Maximum Cabin Differential Pressure (relief valves) is

A

9.1 PSI

37
Q

Intentional selection of reverse thrust is prohibited:

A

In Flight

38
Q

Maximum Flight Operational Latitude

A

82° North and 82° South

39
Q

Engine limit display markings

A

RED - Minimum and Maximum limits

Amber - Caution Limits

40
Q

Runway Slope

A

+/- 2%

41
Q

Maximum allowable in-flight difference between Captain and First Officer altitude displays for RVSM operations is…

A

200 feet.

42
Q

Holding in icing conditions is

A

Prohibited

43
Q

Alternate Flap Duty Cycle

A

When extending or retracting flaps, allow 15 seconds after releasing the ALTERNATE FLAPS switch before moving switch again to avoid damage to the ALTERNATE FLAP motor.

After a complete extend and retract cycle of 0-15 and back to 0 allow 5 minutes for cooling before trying again.

44
Q

Maximum Scheduled Fuel Imbalance is?

A

0 lbs.

45
Q

The use of what fuel is prohibited?

A

JP-4 and JET B

46
Q

Intentionally dry running the center tank fuel pump (low pressure light) is ____-

A

Prohibited

47
Q

If a fuel pump circuit breaker trips can you reset it?

A

NO

48
Q

What fuel is allowed?

A

JET A, JET A-1, JP-5 ,JP-8,

49
Q

Avoid WX operation in what or around what?

A
  • In a hangar
  • within 50 feet of fuel operations or fuel spill
  • when personnel are in the vicinity of the radome
50
Q

What must not be operated during refueling operations?

A

HF Radios

51
Q

Random lateral fuel imbalance is?

Taxi, T/O, Flight, Landing

A

1,000 lbs.

52
Q

Inflight tank fuel temp must be what in flight?

A

MAX +49C

MIN 3C above freezing point of fuel to be used or -43C whichever is higher.

53
Q

Minimum Oil Pressure

A

13

54
Q

Maximum Altitude for APU Start

A

25,000