Limitations AOM Ch. 12 Flashcards
1
Q
45-minute IFR Reserve
A
1464
2
Q
Minimum Release Fuel Quantity
A
2564
3
Q
Minimum Hot Spare Fuel Quantity
A
6000
4
Q
Minimum Fuel Emergency
A
1100
5
Q
Minimum Fuel Inclement Weather
A
6000
6
Q
Minimum Runway Length
A
4000’ (release only)
7
Q
Minimum Runway Width
A
70’
8
Q
Maximum Runway Slope
A
2%
9
Q
Operational Equipment for RVSM
A
- Autopilot
- Altitude Alerting Device
- ATC Altitude Reporting Transponder
- Air Data Computers (2)
- Pitot Probe Heaters (2) (On probes linked to the ADC in use)
- Minimum Airspeed 160 kts
10
Q
When is Single-Engine Repositioning Authorized?
A
- When on an uneven ramp to check the affected engine oil.
- When starting engines in a quartering tailwind to allow a turn the aircraft into the wind to start the second engine.
11
Q
Maximum Zero Fuel Weight
A
21,430 lbs
12
Q
Maximum Altitude for Flaps Extension
A
18,000’
13
Q
Maximum Altitude for Gear Extension
A
18,000’
14
Q
Maximum Altitude for Takeoff/Landing
A
14,000’
15
Q
Vmo (Above 8000’)
A
305 kts
16
Q
Vmo (Below 8000’)
A
270 kts
17
Q
Mmo
A
.80 M
18
Q
Maximum Tire Speed (Ground)
A
182
19
Q
Minimum Speed for Speedbreak Extended
A
Vref + 15
20
Q
Normal Differential Range
A
0-10.2 PSI
21
Q
Maximum Differential Overpressure
A
10.3
22
Q
Maximum Number of Passengers
A
Eight Plus Two Children (Oxygen Masks)
23
Q
Crewmember oxygen masks are not approved for sustained operation above what altitude?
A
40,000’ Cabin Altitude
24
Q
Passenger oxygen masks are not approved for sustained operation above what altitude?
A
25,000’ Cabin Altitude
25
Do not operate the APU under what conditions?
- During ground de/anti-ice procedure
- MAX COOL ON while manually operating the cockpit and cabin temp controls.
26
When must the APU compartment be inspected?
After an automatic shutdown.
27
After 45 minutes of APU operation in ambient temperatures of 30° or greater, what must be accomplished?
Keep main cabin door closed except for boarding or deplaning of Crew or passengers.
28
Is the autopilot and yaw damp allowed for takeoff or landing?
No.
29
Should you manually override the autopilot during normal flight?
No.
30
When should the autothrottle be armed?
Only when commencing a takeoff (Do not arm during taxi).
31
Can the autothrottle be used with a comparison monitor message displayed?
No. (unless appropriate sensor reversion is selected)
32
To use autothrottles during an approach, what airspeed must be set?
Vref + 3
33
Aircraft with serial number from 680A-001 through - 247
Autothrottles must be disengaged proper to reaching 50' AGL.
34
How many engine start attempts are permitted with battery power only?
Three attempts per hour
35
How many GPU start attempts ( 1000A) or more are equivalent to one engine battery start?
Three
36
How many GPU start attempts, drawing less than 1000A, are equivalent to one engine battery start?
One
37
How many generator-assisted cross starts are equivalent to one engine battery start?
Three
38
What is the battery limitation for an APU starts per hour?
Nine start attempts
39
What is the minimum battery temperature for an APU start?
-20° C
40
What is the minimum battery temperature for an engine start?
-10° C
41
Maximum GPU load?
1500A
42
Maximum engine generator load (inflight/ground)
300A
43
Maximum engine generator load (above 35,000')
275A
44
Maximum APU generator load (inflight/ground)
275A
45
Pressure fueling limits
10-55 PSI
46
Max defueling pressure
-10 PSI
47
Max fuel quantity (lbs)
11,390 lbs (over-wing)
48
Do not use auxiliary hydraulic pump in flight when?
Static air temp (SAT) is -40° C
49
Auxiliary hydraulic pump limitation on the ground
- limited to two minutes (cumulative) in any 15 consecutive minutes.
- after two minutes of operation, allow a 15-minute cooling period.
50
In icing conditions, when is ENG/STAB - ON selected?
10° C to -35°C
51
In icing conditions, when is L&R WING - ON selected?
5°C to -35°C
52
Icing conditions exist on the ground when what conditions are present?
- SAT is 10°C or below
- Visible moistue (clouds, precipitation, or fog with vis less than 1sm)
53
Icing conditions exist in flight when what conditions are present?
- RAT is 10°C or below
- Visible moisture (clouds, precipitaiton, or visibility less than 1sm)
54
If type II, III, or IV anti-icing fluids have been applied, when should WING ANTI-ICE - ON, be selected?
Just prior to takeoff thrust
55
If bleed air anti-ice system is selected ON for more than 30 seconds, both engines should be operated at or above what?
65% N2
56
Is flight in freezing rain permitted?
No
57
Flaps are limited to what position during takeoff when Type II, III, or IV has been applied?
Flaps 1
58
Do not use WING ANTI-ICE above what altitude?
FL410
59
In icing conditions, except during approach and landing, the flaps should maintain what position?
Up
60
If ambient temperature is at or above 26°C then
provide conditioned air to the cockpit and close the cabin door if the avionics are being operated continuously.
61
If ambient temperature is at or above 31°C then
limit ground operation of avionics to 30 minutes without conditioned air
62
If ambient temperature is at 36°C or higher then
Operations without conditioned air are prohibited
63
Can a departure be accomplished if any Garmin Display Units (GDU) are in reversion mode?
No
64
Can you transmit on HF if navigating with ADF?
No
65
When must the applicable annunciator (FMS, LPV, LP,L/VNAV) must be displayed?
Prior to the FAF
66
What is the maximum oil consumption?
One quart per eight hours
67
When the APU is operating, reverse thrust is limited to what?
Do not use reverse thrust for longer than 30 seconds.
68
Is reverse thrust permitted to back the aircraft?
No
