Limitations Flashcards
What type of operations are approved?
The helicopter is approved to operate: by day and night VFR
- Additional equipment may be required by operational regulations
What type of operations are forbidden?
- Aerobatic maneuvers
- Engine starting when snow or ice accumulations are in or around the engine air intake
- Flight in freezing rain or icing conditions (visible moisture and temperature conducive to producing ice)
- In flight engine power reduction using FFCL or twist grip control if fitted except for engine failure training, emergency procedures referring to it
- In flight intentional complete VEMD cut-off (lane 1 + 2)
What are the occupant limits?
- Min. flight crew: One pilot in the right seat
- Max. number of occupants: Six including flight crew
What color code is used for instrument marking limitations?
On the VEMD, how are related numerical values of parameters underlined?
- In yellow, when the parameter is in caution or takeoff power range
- In red, when at or above a safety limit or max. takeoff power
- Red underlining flashes to attract attention
What is the max. internal gross weight?
4961 lbs
What is the max. all up weight with an external load and max. authorized swing load weight?
- Max. all up weight with an external load: 5512 lbs
- Max. authorized swing load weight: 2557
Which engine is in GLYV?
Arriel 1D1
What is the fuel tank capacity?
- Capacity: 540 L or 1000 lbs
What are the lateral CG limits?
- Max. left CG: 7.08 in
- Max. right CG: 5.51 in
What are the airspeed limits power on and power off?
What must be done if you fly with at least one door open or removed?
- Loose objects shall not be in the cabin, cushions of unoccupied seats shall be properly secured or removed and seat belts shall be stowed
What is the altitude limit?
Maximum operating altitude in flight: 20 000 ft
What are the temperature limits?
- Minimum temperature: -40 C
- Maximum temperature: ISA + 35 C limited to 50 C
What are the slope limitations?
- Nose up: 10 degrees
- Nose down: 6 degrees
- Sideways: 8 degrees