Limitations Flashcards

1
Q

Fail passive x wind
fail operational x wind

A

20 kts
25 kus

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2
Q
  • When GA during autoland
  • CAT III [DH<50 or no DH] LAND 3 changes to LAND 2 or ANTISKID INOP
  • ENG failure
  • autothrottle disengage
A

-A/P disengage, A/P steady red, ILS/GLS failure or deviation alert, FLARE not armed or NO AUTOLAND
- Revert to DH > 50’ or GA above 200’ AGL [fail operational
- GA above 200’ AGL [fail operational], or manual GA [fail passive]
- continue manual thrust

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3
Q

Approach discontinue 1000’ AGL

A

When RVR is below required for approach being flown

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4
Q

runway slope
minimum runway width and taxi width
max operating altitude
maximum take off and landing altitude

A

2.0%
30m (down to 26m after careful judgement of commander) and 13m
41.000 feet
8.400 feet pressure altitude

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5
Q

maximum precipitation depth on runway for takeoff and landing
- dry snow
- standing water, wet snow, slush

A

102mm
13mm

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6
Q

turbulence air penetration speed

A

280 KIAS, .76M WHICHEVER LOWER

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7
Q

reducing crosswind limitation

A

reduce crosswind limit by 1kts per 1 meter to a minimum of 10 knots when runway width < 40m

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8
Q

Dry/Wet runway
- for landing reduce crosswind on wet or contaminated runway whenever asymmetrical thrust used
- manual landings sideslip only landing not permitted when:

A
  • reduce by 5 kts
  • crosswind components in excess of 15 kts
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9
Q

max allowable in-flight difference altitude captain and FO for RVSM

A

200 feet

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10
Q

max allowable on ground altitude difference captain and FO

MAX difference between captain or FO and Field elevation

A

Sea level: 50 feet,
5000’: 60 feet
MAX difference: 75 feet

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11
Q

max cabin pressure differential
either one or both eng bleed on:

A

9.1 psi
Do NOT operate air conditioning packs in HIGH for takeoff, approach or landing

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12
Q

aileron trim ap on
min altitude AP

A

prohibited
do NOT engage below 400’ AGL,
737-700 single channel AP OPS: 140 feet
737-800 single channel AP OPS: 158 feet
737-8 single channel AP OPS: 111 feet

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13
Q

LVL CHG prohibited

A

on final approach below 1000 feet AFE

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14
Q

auto land
- glide slope
- flaps

A

between 2.5 and 3.25
flaps 30 and 40, 40 recommended

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15
Q

coms
- operate hf
- frequencies prohibited during flights

A
  • NOT during refueling ops
  • 29.489 and 29.490 MHZ
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16
Q

Use of Flight Deck Auxiliary Power Outlets

A

Only for approved EFB devices

17
Q

Eng ignition

A

TO, LDG, operation in heavy rain and anti-ice operation

18
Q

Assumed temperature reduced TO thrust not permitted

A

when antiskid is iNOP

19
Q

Reverse thrust prohibited

A

intentionally in flight, for backing up the airplane, do not attempt GA after thrust reverser deployment upon landing

20
Q

APU
- after 3 attempted starts
- when ready for bleed air source
- when APU bleed valve must be closed

A
  • cool for 15 minutes
  • when APU is running for 2 min
    when:
  • ground air connected and isolation valve open
  • engine no 1 bleed valve open
  • engine no 2 and isolation valve open
21
Q

APU
- APU bleed valve at ENG start
- max altitude

A
  • APU bleed valve may be opened, but NO thrust above IDLE
  • electrical load + APU bleed: 10.000 feet
  • only APU bleed: max 17.000 feet
  • only electrical load: max 41.000 feet
22
Q

Flight Controls
- max alt with flaps extended
- holding in ice condition
- speed brake in flight
- Speed brake MAX

A
  • 20.000 feet
  • prohibited with flaps
  • MAX flight detent, do not deploy in flight at radio altitude less than 1000 feet
  • do not extend in flight beyond ARMED detent with Flaps 40 selected
23
Q

Flight Controls
- rapid and large alternating control inputs
- flap 15 landing

A
  • prohibited
  • flap 15 only when required by non normal
24
Q

Alternate flap duty
- after using alternate flap position switch
- after complete extend/retract

A
  • allow 15 seconds to avoid damage to alternate flap motor clutch
  • allow 5 min cooling
25
Q

ADIRU allignment

A

at latitudes above 78 degrees 15 minutes must NOT be attempted

26
Q

QFE selection

A

prohibited

27
Q
  • intentional dry running center tank
  • in flight, tripped fuel pump or fuel pump control circuit breaker
A
  • prohibited
  • do NOT reset
28
Q

FUEL Temp
- max temperature
- min fuel temp

A
  • max 49 DEG
  • min -43 Deg or 3 Deg above the fuel freezing point (-47) whichever is higher
29
Q

random fuel imbalance
- when center tank fueling

A

must NOT exceed 453 KG for taxi, takeoff, flight or landing
- main tanks must be full

30
Q

GPWS - Look-ahead terrain alerting
- not to use for navigation
- when NOT use look-ahead terrain alerting and terrain display function

A
  • terrain display
  • within 15nm of takeoff, approach or landing at an airport or runway not contained in GPWS database
31
Q

Engine warm up time/ cool down time

A

2 min and increase in oil temp (3 min for MAX at 31 DEG oil temp or above) or 5 min when ENG has been off for more than 4 hours
3 min cool down

32
Q

Speedbrake with F40 (MAX)

A

Prohibited!

33
Q

MAX
crosswind greater than 43 KIAS
- when wind greater than 58 KIAS

A

Limit thrust to normal thrust setting for taxi
- except t/o thrust on runway, limit thrust to IDLE