MD-11 Limitations (FedEx) Flashcards
Taxi Speeds
Turns of 90 degrees
15 kts
Taxi Speeds
Turns of 45 degrees
20 kts
Taxi Speeds
High Speed Turnoff
25 kts
Taxi Speeds
Straight Ahead ≥ 400,000 lbs
25 kts
Taxi Speeds
Straight Ahead < 400,000 lbs
30 kts
Wind Limits
Landing and Rolling Takeoff Crosswind
35 kts (MD-11)
31 kts (MD-10)
Wind Limits
Takeoff using HUD Guidance Crosswind
10 kts (MD-11)
10 kts (MD-10)
Wind Limits
Rwy Braking Action Poor Crosswind
10 kts (MD-11)
10 kts (MD-10)
Wind Limits
Cat II Manual Landing Crosswind (FDX)
10 kts (MD-11)
10 kts (MD-10)
Wind Limits
Cat I/II/III Autoland Crosswind
15 kts (MD-11)
15 kts (MD-10)
Wind Limits
Takeoff and Landing Tailwind
10 kts (MD-11)
10 kts (MD-10)
Wind Limits
Autoland Headwind
25 kts (MD-11)
25 kts (MD-10)
Maximum Operational Altitudes
Maximum Enroute Altitude
43,200 ft (MD-11)
42,000 ft (MD-10)
Setting of Takeoff Thrust
Takeoff performance is based on setting Takeoff Power (GE-N₁ or PW-EPR) by ____ kts. After ____ kts, do not adjust the throttles except to prevent exceeding engine limits.
80 kts;
80 kts
Autoland
Automatic landings are prohibited above:
8,000 ft MSL (MD-11)
8,500 ft MSL (MD-10)
TCAS use in RVSM Airspace
In RVSM airspace (and associated RVSM transition areas), TCAS RA/TA mode will be used, if operative. To avoid causing nuisance RAs, when within ________ ft vertically and ____ nm horizontally of other aircraft, limit climb/descent rates to _______ fpm.
2,000 ft;
5 nm;
1,000 fpm
Fuel
Max lateral fuel imbalance for MD-11 and MD-10-30 is:
2,500 lbs.
Fuel
Max lateral fuel imbalance for MD-10-10 is:
2,900 lbs.
Engine Anti-Ice
Engine icing conditions exist with temperatures at or below _____ °C (OAT - ground/TAT flight) and:
- Temperature/dew point spread at or below _____°C, or
- visible moisture in any form, such as: Clouds, Fog (visibility at or below _____ mile), Rain, Snow, Sleet, and Ice crystals, and Surface moisture (snow, ice, standing water, or slush) where it may be ingested by the engines, or freeze on engines, nacelles, or engine sensor probes.
6°C;
3°C;
1 mile
Normal Procedures - (Preflight, Serviceables)
MD-11: Engine oil quantity should indicate at least _____ quarts within 30 minutes after engine shutdown.
17 quarts
Normal Procedures - (Preflight, Serviceables)
MD-10: Engine oil quantity: _____ quarts domestic, _____ quarts international.
12 quarts;
16 quarts
Normal Procedures - (Preflight, Serviceables)
If pre-start oil quantity is at or near full indication, monitor for oil gulp. If quantity indicates:
- MD-11 GE/MD-10 _____ quarts or more
- MD-11 PW _____ quarts or more and there is no drop (oil gulp) after the engine stabilizes at idle for approximately one minute, shutdown the engine and make an AML entry. Lack of oil gulp during engine start may indicate over servicing of oil system.
22 quarts;
26 quarts
