Limitations Flashcards
Max Altitude for Operation of APU
41,000’
Max Altitude for Electric Only for APU
41,000’
Max Altitude Bleed Air Only for APU
17,000’
Max Altitude for Bleed and Electric from APU
10,000’
Max Operating Altitude
41,000’
Max EGT for Ground Start
725 degrees for NG
753 degrees for Max
Operate engines at or near idle for a minimum of ____ minutes prior to applying take off thrust
2 minutes for NG
3 minutes for Max
Operate engines at or near idle for a minimum of _____ minutes prior to shutdown.
One minute for NG
Three minutes for MAX
With engine bleed air switches ON, do not operate the air conditioning packs in______
High for takeoff, approach and landing
Do not remove AC power from the aircraft for at least ______ after IRS shutdown
30 seconds
On the ground, limit one generator operation to a maximum of
215 amps
Limit one generator operation for MAX on the ground and in the air to
215 amps
Do not extend the flaps above
20,000’
Do not use speed brakes below
1000’ AGL
In flight, do not use speed brakes with flaps
Greater than flaps 10
Max fuel tank temperature
+49 degrees
Minimum fuel tank temperature
-37 degrees
Circle to Land Minimums
1000’ and 3 miles or the published circling minima, whichever is higher
Circle to Land MDA
1000 above airport altitude unless restricted to a higher minima on the approach chart
Anti Ice Limitations
- Holding in icing with flaps extended is prohibited
- Do not operate wing anti-ice in the ground when the OAT is above 10 degrees C
- Do not use wing anti ice as a substitute for ground deicing/anti-icing and inspection procedures
Do not operate weather radar during
Fueling, near fuel spills, or near people
In flight reset of circuit breakers should only be accomplished when
Directed by QRH. Allow approximately two minutes for cooling before resetting.
Intentional selection of reverse thrust in flight is
Prohibited
Do not operate the aircraft (700) at speeds in excess of 320 knots at weights over
143,000lbs if the speed brake wing load alleviation system is inoperative