LIMITATIONS Flashcards
The maximum allowable in flight difference between captain and first officer
altitude displays for RVSM operations?
200 ft
The maximum allowable on-the-ground difference between captain and first
officer altitude displays for RVSM operations is?
- 50 feet (from sea level to 5000 feet).
* 60 feet (from 5001 feet to 10,000 feet)
The maximum allowable on-the-ground difference between captain or first officer
altitude displays and field elevation for RVSM operations is?
75 feet
Should you trim the ailerons with autopilot engaged?
No
Lowest altitude to disconnect autopilot?
50 ft agl
Max tailwind for cat 2 or 3 approach?
10 kts
Max headwind for cat 2 or 3 approach?
25 kts
Max crosswind for cat 2 or 3 approach?
15 kts
Engine cooldown time?
Cooldown period is three minutes. Begin timing after clearing the landing runway.
Otherwise use OOOI ON event with four minutes to allow for transition to ground idle after reverse thrust usage.
Turbulence penetration airspeed?
280/M0.76
Takeoff with CSFF on upper wing surfaces is allowed. True or False?
True. Provided all conditions are met
Maximum operating altitude with flaps and/or slats
extended
20000 ft
Maximum takeoff and landing altitude
8400 ft
Maximum operating altitude
41000 ft
The maximum allowable in flight difference between captain and first officer
altitude displays for RVSM operations
200 ft
The maximum allowable on-the-ground difference between captain and first
officer altitude displays for RVSM operations is
50 feet (from sea level to 5000 feet). 60 feet (from 5001 feet to 10,000 feet)
The maximum allowable on-the-ground difference between captain or first officer
altitude displays and field elevation for RVSM operations is
75 ft
Severe turbulence air penetration airspeed
280 kts / M0.76
Vlo
275 kts
Vle
320 kts
Vmo / Mmo
340 Kts / 0.82M
Maximum gear retraction speed (VLO)
235 kts
Maximum takeoff weight NG
174200 lb