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Limitations Flashcards

1
Q

Flight Maneuvering Load Acceleration Limitations

A

Clean: -1 g to +2.5 g
Dirty: 0 g to +2 g

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2
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Minimum TAT

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-53°C

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3
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Runway slope

A

+/-2%

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4
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Max runway altitude

A

12,500

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5
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Nominal runway width

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150’

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6
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Max crosswind takeoff

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32kts - this is a max certified crosswind and an engine limitation. Should not be intentionally operated in excess.

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7
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Max crosswind landing

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45kts - demonstrated crosswind, not a certified limitation but still should not be operated in excess

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8
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Max tailwind takeoff and landing

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Takeoff: 15kts
Landing: 10kts

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9
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Wind limitations for door operations

A 
40 kts (50kts if the nose is into the wind or cargo doors downside). 
60 kts doors open
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10
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Crosswind limitations on contaminated runways takeoff and landing

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Damp/ wet up to 1/8” / Good – 32 T/O | 45 Land
Compact snow / Good-Med OAT -15°C - 27
Snow /water 1/8” Slipy / Med/Med-Poor -20kts
Ice / Poor - 15kts

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11
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What are the takeoff considerations on contaminated runways?

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Takeoff not recommended when: water on compact snow, dry or wet snow over ice
Takeoff is not permitted: wet ice

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12
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Max window speed

A

230kts

NOTE: it is not possible to open the window with the packs on

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13
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Flap speeds

A 
1 – 240
1+F – 215
2(1) – 205
2 – 196
3 – 186
FULL – 180
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14
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Aircraft dimensions

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Length: 192’

Wing span: 198’

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15
Q

What is the minimum turn radius?

180° turn procedure?

A

Turning radius: 148’

Turn procedure: 140’

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16
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Weight Limitations

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Max taxi weight: 526,700
Max takeoff weight: 524,700
Max landing weight: 401,200
Max zero fuel weight: 370,400

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17
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Max operating altitude

A

41,450

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18
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Vmo / Mmo

A

330kts / .86

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19
Q

Max altitude flaps / slats extended

A

20,000

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20
Q

Landing gear extension / operation speed (Vle/Vlo)

A

250 kts / .55

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21
Q

Vle gravity gear extension

A

200 kts

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22
Q

Max altitude at which gear may be extended?

A

21,000

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23
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Speed brake speed limitation

A

No limit

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24
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Cabin Pressure limitations

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Max positive differential: 9.25 psi
Max negative differential: -0.73 psi
Safety relief valve ops: 8.85 to -0.26 psi

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25
Q

When will the outflow valves open when the RAM Air Inlet valve is open?

A

When the differential pressure is less than 1 psi

26
Q

What is the pneumatic limitation for air conditioning with the LP Ground Unit

A

Do not use the packs

27
Q

What is the pneumatic limitation for air conditioning with the HP Ground Unit?

A

Do not use APU Bleed

28
Q

Autopilot minimum height for use

A

100’ for take off with SRS mode

100’ for manual go around

29
Q

Autopilot mins for approaches

A 
Straight in: MDA
Straight in LNAV/VNAV: DA
CAT 1:  160’ AGL
CAT 2/3: 0 AGL
All other phases: 500’ AGL
30
Q

Wind limitations for CAT 2/3 auto land

A

Headwind: 35kts
Tailwind: 10kts
Crosswind: 15kts per ops spec
NOTE: based on surface winds reported by tower. If tower reports winds in excess, only CAT 1 auto approach with autoland can be performed

31
Q

Allowable autoland configurations

A

Cofinguration 3 or FULL

32
Q

What approach category are all HAL330 aircraft

A

Category C

33
Q

What is the max fuel imbalance for the smallest outer tank?

A

3260 lbs

34
Q

Can the fuel imbalance limit be exceeded?

A

Yes in “exceptional” conditions (i.e. fuel system failure), there will be no significant effect to the aircraft handling qualities and it will remain fully controllable in all flight phases

35
Q

Max fuel temp for JET A/A1

A

+55°C

36
Q

Min fuel temp (inner tank)

A
  • 44°C below 30,000

- 54°C above 30,000

37
Q

Min fuel quantity for take off

A

11,460 lbs

38
Q

Hydraulic normal operating pressure

A

3000 +/-200 psi

39
Q

Max brake temp for take off

A

300° C hydraulic fluid ignition limit

40
Q

Nose wheel steering angle limit

A

72°

41
Q

Braked pivot turns

A

Not allowed

42
Q

Max taxi speed with 1-2 deflated tires per gear

A

One deflated- 7kts during turn
Two deflated- 3kts during turn & nose wheel steering angle limited to 30°
Tires must be deflated, not damaged. If damage is suspected they must be inspected prior to vacating the runway or taxiing.

43
Q

IRS Alignment

A

In Nav mode on ground only between latitudes 82°N & 82°S

44
Q

A330 w/triple IRU and no GPS RNP 10 Limitations

A

6.2 hours. With dual GPS- unlimited. Ops spec B036

45
Q

Min flight crew oxygen pressure

A

Between 810 to 1000 psi depending on a range of temperatures from -10°C to 50°C for 2 crew + 2 observers

46
Q

What does the min bottle pressure cover?

A

EITHER: NORMAL O2: 15 min emergency descent for crew + 2 AND 105 minutes @ 10,000 for crew
OR: smoke protection on 100% O2 for crew + 2 for 15 mins @ 8,000’ cabin altitude

47
Q

Can you operate the APU with the LOW OIL LEVEL ECAM advisory?

A

May start / operate for 15 hours

48
Q

APU starter limits

A

60 min cooling period required after 3 sequential starts

49
Q

Max altitude for APU start and operation

A

41,450 (same as aircraft)

50
Q

Max altitude for battery only APU start

A

25,000

51
Q

Max altitude for the APU to supply bleed air for a single pack bleed and electrics

A

22,500

52
Q

Max altitude for APU bleed engine start

A

20,000

53
Q

Max altitude for the APU to supply bleed air for 2 packs and electrics

A

17,500

54
Q

Can you use the APU for wing anti- ice

A

No

55
Q

EGT Limits for TOGA, max continuous thrust and start

A 
Starting
Normal / air: 700/850°C
TOGA
920°C - 20 seconds
900°C - 5 minutes 2 engines | 10 mins single
MCT
850°C
56
Q

Min oil quantity

A

17 quarts

57
Q

Engine starter limitations

A

Max continuous operation for the starter is 5 minutes with a 30 min required cooling period after 3 cycles or continuous operations.
Starter engagement prohibited above 10% N3 on the ground | 30% N3 in the air

58
Q

Reverse thrust limitations

A

Not to be used below 70kts, in flight, or to reverse aircraft

59
Q

Reduced thrust take off limitations (FLEX)

A

N/A contaminated runways
Temp limits:
Max flex: ISA +60°C
Min flex: flat rating temp or OAT

60
Q

Max cabin altitude

A

Normal cabin altitude is 8,000 but for flights longer than 2.5 hours it can be limited to 7,460’

61
Q

Max tire speed

A

204 kts

62
Q

What are the approximate totals of each fuel tank?

A 
Outer L- 6300
Inner R- 72,000
Center - 72,000
Inner L -72,000
Outer R - 6300
Tail -1100
Total ~240k

A330 (6 decks)

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