Limitations plus stuff Flashcards

0
Q

Max takeoff weight

A

74990

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1
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Max landing weight

A

65317

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2
Q

Max zero fuel weight

A

61688

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3
Q

Max runway slope

A

+/- 2%

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4
Q

Max takeoff and landing tailwind component

A

10kts (15 kts approved airfields)

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5
Q

Max operating altitude

A

41000 feet

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6
Q

Max takeoff and landing altitude

A

8400 feet

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7
Q

Max demonstrated takeoff and landing crosswind

A

33 knots

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8
Q

Max allowable in-flight difference between capt and first officer altitude displays for RVSM operations

A

200 feet

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9
Q

Max allowable on the ground altitude display differences for RVSM operations are

A

Sea level to 5000 feet 50 feet

5001-10000 feet. 60 feet

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10
Q

Max difference between capt or first officers altitude and field elevation is

A

75 feet

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11
Q

Do not engage autopilot for takeoff below how many feet

A

400

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12
Q

The minimum use height for single channel autopilot operation is

A

158 feet

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13
Q

Max allowable wind speeds when conducting a dual channel Cat II or Cat III landing are

A

Headwind. 25 knots
Crosswind. 20 knots
Tailwind. 10 knots

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14
Q

Max glideslope angle for autoland

A

3.25 degrees

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15
Q

Minimum glideslope angle for autoland

A

2.5

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16
Q

Engine ignition must be on for (4 things)

A

Takeoff
Landing
Anti ice operation
Operation in heavy rain

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17
Q

Max flap extension altitude

A

20000 feet

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18
Q

Holding in icing conditions with flaps extended is

A

PROHIBITED

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19
Q

Do not deploy speedbrakes with flaps what or greater

A

15

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20
Q

Do not deploy speedbrakes in flight below

A

1000 feet (radio altitude)

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21
Q

Maximum fuel tank temperature

A

49c

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22
Q

Minimum inflight fuel tank temperature

A

-43c (or 3’c above freezing temp of fuel being used)

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23
Q

Random fuel imbalance must not exceed

A

453kgs

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24
Q

Main tanks 1 and 2 must be full if centre tank contains more than how much?

A

453kgs

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25
Q

Operation with assumed temperature is not permitted with what inop?

A

Anti skid

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26
Q

Max taxi speed when backtracking a runway

A

50 knots

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27
Q

Max taxi speed in a straight line

A

30 knots

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28
Q

Max taxi speed on apron

A

15 knots

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29
Q

Max taxi speed around corners (>90 degrees)

A

10 knots

30
Q

Max taxi speed on slippery surface or in low vis..
Straight line?
Corners?

A

Straight 10 knots

Corners 5 knots

31
Q

Max taxi speed on contaminated runway

A

5 knots

32
Q

Standard holding speeds
Up to 6000?
6000-14000?
14000 and above?

A

210
220
240

33
Q

Max wind speed for air stairs operation

A

40 knots

34
Q

Max wind speed with air stairs extended

A

60 knots

35
Q

Air stairs should not be operated more frequently than how many consecutive cycles in 20 mins

A

3

36
Q

Max Cabin Differential pressure is

A

9.1 psi

37
Q

Max differential pressure for takeoff and landing is

A

0.125 psi

38
Q

Allow how many minutes between attempts to start APU

A

4

39
Q

APU start cycle can take up to how long?

A

120 secs (2 mins)

40
Q

How long should you leave before using APU as bleed air source

A

60 secs (1min)

41
Q

What will shutting battery off do to APU in air and in ground?

A

Shuts it down

42
Q

During full shutdown procedure allow how long after APU is switched off to turn BATTERY to OFF

A

120 secs (2 mins)

43
Q

Outside of what temperatures can the APU be switched on to heat or cool cabin

A

Below 5 c

Above 25 c

44
Q

APU can be used for electrical load up to what altitude?

A

41000

45
Q

APU can be used as a bleed air source up to

A

17000

46
Q

APU can be used as bleed air source and electrical load up to?

A

10000

47
Q

Flight crew reset of a tripped circuit breaker in flight is not recommended unless specifically told to do so by non normal checklist

A

However a tripped CB may be reset once, after a short cooling period (2 mins approx) if in captains judgement it will not affect safety

48
Q

CVR has how many independent channels?

A

4

49
Q

CVR record time is?

A

120 mins (automatically erases after 120 mins)

50
Q

When CVR on AUTO it records from when to when?

A

From 1st engine start until 5 mins after last engine shutdown

51
Q

To erase CVR

A

Push for 2 secs (operates only on ground with parking brake set)

52
Q

Where is ELT stored?

A

Near L2 door

53
Q

Once ELT is activated how long does it transmit for?

A

48 hours

54
Q

How many Engine Integrated Drive Generators are there?

A

2

55
Q

The 2 Engine Integrated Drive Generators supply what power?

A

3 phase 115 volt 400cps AC

56
Q

Normal indications for
AC Voltmeter
Frequency meter
DC voltmeter

A

115v +/- 5v
400cps +/- 10 cps
26v +/- 4v

57
Q

Under what conditions is requesting an orbit to lose altitude acceptable?

A
  • not less than 10nm from touchdown
  • not below 3000ft or MSA whichever is higher
  • max flap 10 with speedbrake extended if necessary
  • VMC conditions
58
Q

Define VMC conditions

A

Cloud base above 1000ft

Vis in excess of 5000m

59
Q

Night time visuals are

A

PROHIBITED

60
Q

Circle to land at night are approved if

A

PAPI or electronic GS is operational on landing runway

61
Q

Requirements for a visual approach

A
  • double brief
  • FO > 500 hours Ryanair
  • Rwy in sight at all times
  • use LNAV and VNAV
  • Do not turn on final unless on path +/- 400ft
  • Do not close less than 4nm from runway
  • minimums for visuals are 500ft AAL
62
Q

What is rule regarding multiple weather related missed approaches?

A

Following 2 weather related missed approaches, divert unless

  • vis increases *2
  • cloud base *2
63
Q

Landing on a wet runway of less than how many feet when auto brake U/S is prohibited?

A

6500

64
Q

When should Idle Reverse be used?

A
  • Last flight of the day at all RYR bases
  • last flight of a series of flights when there is at least 60 mins turnaround
  • last landing prior to aircraft going out of service
  • any landing where turnaround won’t be affected by use of Autobrake
65
Q

A weather related diversion, capt need to file a?

A

CSR with details of actual reasons eg. No contact at minimums, RVR actual less than required, severe convective weather etc

66
Q

If a diversion or go-around is initiated below 1000ft AAL or any safety related event requires a diversion this should be reported in a?

A

SAIR

67
Q

What is the required engine cool down time before shutoff?

A

Minimum 1 minute

If possible 3 mins time at idle or near idle eg taxi

68
Q

When should fasten belts go on in descent?

A

On by FL150 or 50nm from destination if an early descent is required

69
Q

Engine Anti-Ice …..ON

What does turning engine anti-ice on do to stall warning logic?

A

Stall warning logic sets stick shaker and minimum maneuver speed bars on airspeed indicator and returns to normal when positioned to OFF

70
Q

Wing Anti-Ice …..ON

What does turning wing anti-ice on do to stall warning logic?

A

Stall warning logic sets stick shaker and minimum maneuver speed bars on airspeed indicator and remains set for remainder of flight

71
Q

All Anti-Ice systems use which power?

A

AC power

72
Q

When operating on standby power only one pitot probe is heated, which one?

A

Capt Pitot

But the capt pitot light will not illuminate for a failure