Limitations Flashcards

1
Q

Maximum Taxi Weight (MTW)

A

29,300lbs

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2
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Maximum Takeoff Weight (MTOW)

A

29,000lbs

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3
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Maximum Landing Weight (MLW)

A

28,500lbs

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4
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Maximum Zero Fuel Weight (MZFW)

A

26,500lbs

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4
Q

CG wheel terms

A
Cargo 1 (C1).......1125lbs
Cargo 2 (C2)........850lbs
C1 + C2..............1725lbs
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5
Q

Total usable fuel QTY

A

5690lbs

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6
Q

Max Fuel unbalance

A

200lbs

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7
Q

Operation of Engine Anti-icing

A

SAT or OAT +10 deg C or colder and:
1. Visible moisture present, or
2. Standing water, slush, snow on ramps, taxiways, or runways
Must be maintained ON for at least 5 minutes after exiting icing conditions

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8
Q

Wing and Stab Deice Boots

A

SAT or OAT +5deg C or colder with visible moisture present, or if it is not certain that there is no ice acculmation, or any amount of ice observed on any part of the aircraft

Use boots below 400 above takeoff field elevation only at the first sign of ice.
If the SAT is below -40 deg C, only use the boots if ice is observed accumulating on the aircraft.
Deicing boots can be turned off when:
1. OAT or SAT is +5deg C or above with no ice on the windshield wiper
2. No visible moisture present with 3 cycles (9 minutes) complete after leaving visible moisture (time may be shortened to meet requirement to complete boot inflation before landing flare or if entering SAT below -40 deg C

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9
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Propeller Deicing System

A

SAT or OAT -5 deg C and below with visible ice accretion.
NORM selection: -5C to -12C
MAX selection: -13*C or colder unless vibrations occur at warmer temperatures
Use caution in MAX mode as runback ice may occur

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10
Q

Flap Operation Limitations

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Flaps may only be extended on ground and for takeoff, approach, and landing, up to a maximum altitude of 14,000ft

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11
Q

Maximum Flap Extended Speeds

A

7 or 15………175KIAS

  1. ……………165KIAS
  2. ……………140KIAS
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12
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Maximum Landing Gear Speeds

A

Vlor…..150KIAS
Vloe…..200KIAS
Vloee…200KIAS
Vle……200KIAS

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13
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Maximum Operating Speed, Vmo

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Vmo= 250KIAS to 16,000ft
Vmo decreases to 210 KIAS @25,000ft
Vmo may not be deliberately exceeded in flight

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14
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Maximum Maneuvering Speed, Va

A

Va= 180KIAS

Full control deflections and maneuvers near the critical angle of attack must be performed below Va

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15
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Minimum Maneuvering Speed, Vmm

A

Minimum speed used for maneuvering portion of approach or departure, weight-dependent.
Speed required to maintain 1.3 Vs margin at 30 deg bank.

Flaps 0: Vref 20 +30, Vref 35 +35
Flaps 7: Vref 20 +20 Vref 35 +25
Flaps 15: Vref 20 +15 Vref 35 +20
Flaps 20: Vref 20 +10 Vref 35 +10
Note: Do not exceed 15 deg bank prior to reaching Vmm
16
Q

Maximum Rough Air Penetration Speed, Vra

A

Vra= 190 KIAS up to 21,000ft ISA

Above this altitude, reduce the speed as indicated by the Vmo pointer minus 30 kts

17
Q

Maneuvering Load Factors

A

Flaps Retracted +2.75 to -1.0

Flaps Extended +2.0 to +/- 0

18
Q

Wheel Brake Cooling Limits

Abort/Normal Braking

A

Contact dispatch and inform them of the abort with no need for MX
Make sure 15 minute has elapsed since RTO to allow for brake cooling

19
Q

High Energy Abort

A

Make an entry in aircraft logbook
Contact Dispatch MCC
MX will determine the need for inspection

20
Q

Minimum Airspeeds for Icing Conditions

A

Minimum V speeds to be used during Icing conditions during AEO or OEI:
Climb (no maneuvering)…Vclean +15
Climb (maneuvering) below MSA…Vmm +10
Climb above MSA, cruse, descent, holding, approach (Flaps )…..160KIAS
Corrected Vref…….Vref +10
Final Approach (maneuvering)……Vmm +20
Missed approach/go-around below MSA….Vref +20

21
Q

Operating Limitations

A

Airport Pressure Altitude…..-1000 to 8000ft
Maximum Tailwind Component….10kts
Maximum operating altitude…….25,000 ft. press. alt.

22
Q

Flight Director

A

Use of flight director during take-off is not authorized until the gear handle is moved to the up position

23
Q

Autopilot

A

Autopilot Operations not authorized:
during takeoff below 500’AGL or Acceleration altitude, whichever is lower
During landing, below 200’AGL on a precision approach
During Landing, below MDA on a nonprecision approach
During Landing, below 500’ AGL on a visual approach
During go around, below 200’

24
Q

Yaw Damper

A

Yaw Damper Operations is not authorized for:

Takeoff, Go-around and Landing

25
Q

Windshield Wipers

A

Never operate windshield wipers on dry windshields.
Low Mode……130 KIAS Max
High Mode…..160 KIAS Max

26
Q

Main Battery Temperatures

A

No Battery Start…….57C
No Cross Gen Start..61
C
Max for Takeoff……..64C
Battery Hot Light……71
C

27
Q

Autopilot/Flight Director Icing Limitation

A

Minimum airspeed and limitations must be maintained as long as:
OAT or SAT is +5C or colder and there is visible moisture
Any amount of ice is observed on the aircraft
It is not certain that there is no ice accumulation on the aircraft