Limitations Flashcards
1
Q
Max passengers
(2-class cabin) Delta
United
Alaska
A
65 total = 9 first, 56 coach
70 total Alaska/United
2
Q
Max ramp weight
A
75,250 lbs
3
Q
Max takeoff weight
A
75,000 lbs
4
Q
Max takeoff weight (Delta and Alaska)
A
74,999 lbs
5
Q
Max landing weight
A
67,000 lbs
6
Q
Max Zero Fuel Weight
A
62,300 lbs
7
Q
Minimum flight weight
A
42,000 lbs
8
Q
Max aft cargo weight
A
3,740 lbs
9
Q
Max aft cargo with wifi
A
3,650 lbs
10
Q
Max aft cargo Alaska
A
4,375 lbs
11
Q
Max forward cargo
A
1,000 lbs
12
Q
Max flight time to suitable runway
A
60 min
13
Q
Wingspan
A
76 ft, 3 in
14
Q
Total usable fuel - pressure refueling (6.75 lbs/gal)
A
19,594 lbs Total
Mains = 7,492 lbs X 2
Center = 4,610 lbs
15
Q
Max range
A
1,467 NM
16
Q
Vmo
A
335 KIAS
17
Q
Mmo
A
.85 M (.83 in RVSM)
18
Q
Vfe flaps 1
A
230 KIAS
19
Q
Vfe flaps 8
A
230 KIAS
20
Q
Vfe flaps 20
A
230 KIAS
21
Q
Vfe flaps 30
A
185 KIAS
22
Q
Vfe flaps 45
A
170 KIAS
23
Q
V tire
A
182 KIAS
24
Q
Vb
A
280 KIAS
25
Mb
.75 M
26
V Max wiper
250 KIAS
27
Max ITT for start
815°C
28
N1 and N2 idle after start
N1 = 20 - 25%
N2 = 55 - 65%
29
Engine starter time limitations
```
90 sec ON - 10 sec OFF
90 sec ON - 10 sec OFF
90 sec ON - 5 min OFF
90 sec ON - 5 min OFF
90 sec ON - 5 min OFF
```
30
Engine Dry motor limitations
```
90 sec ON - 5 min OFF
30 sec ON - 5 min OFF
30 sec ON - 5 min OFF
30 sec ON - 5 min OFF
30 sec ON - 5 min OFF
```
31
Maximum fuel imbalance for takeoff
300 lbs
32
Minimum fuel required per wing for a go-around
600 lbs
33
Minimum fuel
2,100 lbs
34
Emergency fuel
1,500 lbs
35
Maximum Altitude to operate APU
39,000 ft
36
Maximum Altitude to start the APU
37,000 ft
37
Maximum Altitude to use APU for bleed use
25,000 ft
38
Maximum altitude to use APU for engine start assist
21,000 ft
39
Single pack operations limited to what altitude?
FL 310
40
EMER DEPRESS switch is prohibited above what altitude?
FL 300
41
What is rate of climb limited to above FL 300?
1,500 fpm
42
Max aft cargo Delta 700 (69 pax)
2,610 lbs
