LR 60 Limitations FSI Flashcards
Icing conditions exist when the OAT on the ground and for takeoff is ___°C ___°F
10°C / 50°F
Max Ramp Weight
23,750 lbs
Max Certified Takeoff Weight
23,500 lbs
Max Zero Fuel Weight
17,000 lbs
Max Takeoff weight w/ Anti-Skid off or Inop
18,500 lbs
Max Landing Weight
19,500 lbs
Max Operating Speed - Mmo
26,750 to 37,000 feet - M0.81
With Mach Trim Inop and autopilot disengaged - M0.77
Max Landing Gear ‘Operating’ Speed - Vlo
200kts
Max Landing Gear ‘Extended’ Speed - Vle
260kts
Max Flap Extended Speed - Vfe
Flaps 8°
Flaps 20°
Flaps 40°
8° - 250kts
20° - 200kts
40° - 165kts
Minimum Control Airspeed - Vmca
Flaps 8°
Flaps 20°
Flaps 8° - 120kts
Flaps 20° - 110kts
Minimum Control Speed Ground - Vmcg
Rudder boost ON - 95kts
Rudder boost OFF - 116kts
Operational Limits/Requirements TAKEOFF/LANDING -Tailwind Component -Runway Conditions -Fuel Load
Tailwind Component - 10kts Runway Conditions: - T/O is limited to 'paved' runways - Runway water/slush accumulation: 3/4" Wings Balanced within 200lbs
Operational Limits/Requirements
EN ROUTE
-Max pressure Altitude
-Fuel Load
Max Pressure Alt. - 51,000 feet
Wings Balanced within 500lbs
Limit Maneuvering Load Factors
- Flaps up
- Flaps down
Flaps Up +3.0g to -1.0g
Flaps Down +2.0g to 0.0g
Prohibited Maneuvers
- No ‘aerobatic’ maneuvers, including ‘spins’ are approved.
- Intentional stalls are prohibited above: 18,000ft with flaps and/or landing gear extended
TURN-AROUND LIMITS
- Must be parked for ‘20’ minutes before the next takeoff attempt can be made
- After waiting period, a visual inspection of ‘tires’, ‘wheels’, and brakes must be made
NACELLE HEAT
air
- Must be ‘ON’ during decent into visible moisture even if SAT is below -40°C
- To reduce possible engine damage, select ON at least ‘2’ min prior to entering icing conditions.
NACELLE HEAT
ground
- No longer than ‘5’ sec when the engine is not running
- Do not operate for more than ‘30’ sec when SAT is above 15°C
- Except for T/O, do not operate nac heat if engine RPM is greater than ‘65%’ N1
AIR DATA SYSTEM
Both air data systems must be ‘on’ and the onside system selected
ATTITUDE AND HEADING REFERENCE SYSTEM (AHS)
The onside AHS must be selected and comparator annunciators ‘extinguished’ for T/O
AUTOPILOT/FLIGHT DIRECTOR
- Operation of the autopilot with red ‘Trim’ fail light illuminated is prohibited
- Don’t intentionally ‘override’ the autopilot
Minimum alt for use is: - Approach configuration: 200 ft
- Enroute configuration: 1,000 ft
ELECTRONIC FLIGHT INSTRUMENT SYSTEM (EFIS)
- A minimum of ‘3’ large flight displays must be operational for T/O
- Each outboard PFD must work
- At least one inboard display must work
- The stdby attitude indicator must work
FLIGHT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (FMS)
autopilot coupled VNAV operation altutide
Minimum altitude for VNAV is ‘400’ feet or MDA, whichever is higher