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Q400 Speeds & Operating Limitations Flashcards

1
Q

Max Ramp Weight

A

65,400 pounds

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2
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Max Take-Off Weight

A

65,200 pounds

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3
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Max Landing Weight

A

62,000 pounds

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4
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Max Zero Fuel Weight

A

58,000 pounds

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5
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Max Cargo Compartment #1

Max Cargo Compartment #2

Max Cargo Compartment #1 & #2

A

2,800 pounds

1,000 pounds

2,800 pounds

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6
Q

Max Forward Cargo Compartment #3

Max Wardrobe

A

910 pounds

160 pounds

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7
Q

Max Operating Altitude

Max Take-off / Landing Altitude

A

25,000 feet

10,000 feet

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8
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Max altitude with gear and/or flap extended

Max altitude for airstart

A

15,000 feet

20,000 feet

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9
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Max runway slope for take-off or landing

A

Plus/minus 2%

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10
Q

Max tailwind for take-off and landing dry/wet/contaminated without any of the 12restrictions

A

10 kts

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11
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*Takeoff and/or landing with tailwinds between 10 to 20 KIAS maximum may be conducted provided:

A
  • Nosewheel steering is operative
  • Antiskid is operative
  • Flight Spoilers are operative in ground and flight modes
  • Bleed air is selected OFF prior to takeoff or landing
  • Runways are not contaminated
  • Takeoff are conducted with Flaps 10 or 15
  • NTOP takeoff power rating is used
  • Takeoff is not conducted in icing conditions
  • Appropriate takeoff performance is provided in the Takeoff Landing Report (TLR)
  • Appropriate landing performance is provided in the TLR
  • Landings are conducted with Flaps 35° with propellers at 1020/max (850 rpm is not approved)
  • CAT II operations are not authorized
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12
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Max Temperature Limits - Flight & Ground

A

Max 50C or ISA+35C

Min -54C

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13
Q

Can you fire up if plane has been shut down for greater than 3 hours at -15C?

A

Nope. Ramp Servicing Manual PSM 1-84-2S must be observed prior to starting.

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14
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Max crosswind for take-off and Landing on a dry or wet runway including gust factor is…

A

32 KTS, and wind gusts are included

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15
Q

CAT II Crosswind limitations for dry or wet runway is…

A

18 KTS, and wind gusts are included

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16
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Max Crosswind limitations for a WED greater than 3mm contaminated runway for take-off, landing, and CAT II is…

A

14 KTS, and wind gusts are included

  • Take-off with reduced power prohibited
17
Q

Max Crosswind limitations for compact snow contaminated runway for take-off, landing, and CAT II is…

A

20 KTS, and wind gusts are included

  • Take-off with reduced power prohibited

CAT II, 18 KTS, and wind gusts are included

18
Q

The 2 common restrictions for Contaminated runway operations are…

A

Max altitude for take-off and landing is 6,000 ASL

Max Contaminant depth is 6cm, 2.4 inches

19
Q

Can you select power levers aft of Disc when landing on WED contaminated runways?

A

Nope.

20
Q

Max headwind component for CAT II landings is…

A

24 KTS

21
Q

Minimum Runway width is…

Turning radius is…

A

98 feet

85 feet for a 180 on pavement

22
Q

VFE Flap 5

VFE. Flap 10

VFE Flap 15

VFE Flap 35

A

200 KTS

181 KTS

172 KTS

158 KTS

23
Q

VMO’s

0-8,000 feet

18,000 feet

20,000 feet

25,000 feet

A

245 KTS

282 KTS

275 KTS

248 KTS

24
Q

VA (Maneuvering)

VR (Rough Air - severe turbulence)

A

204 KTS

210 KTS

25
Q

VLO (Max speed safe to extend or retract gear)

VLE (Max speed with gear extended)

Alternate Gear Extension

Max tire ground speed

A

200 KTS

215 KTS

185 KTS

182 KTS

26
Q

Max altitude for airstart

MIN SAT for a restart

A

20,000 feet

-40C

27
Q

MTOP is limited to … Minutes

A

10 minutes

28
Q

Transient conditions limited to … Seconds

Transient Torque

Transient ITT

Transient NL & NH

Transient RPM

A

Limited to 20 seconds

135%

920C

102.3 & 101.2

1173

29
Q

Starter Cranking Limitations

1st try

2nd try

3rd try

A

70 seconds ON, 2 minutes OFF

70 seconds ON, 2 minutes OFF

70 seconds ON, 30 minutes OFF

30
Q

Reduced power take-off prohibited if:

There’s 4 reasons

A

FIRST FLIGHT of the day

TAILWIND component exceeds 10 KTS

WINDSHEAR is present or suspected

Take-off is conducted off of a CONTAMINATED runway

31
Q

Reduced NP landings are prohibited when:

There’s 6 reasons

A

Landings are at VREF ICE

TAILWIND exceeds 10 KTS

ANTI-SKID INOP

CAT II approaches

SPOILERS are in ground mode

Runways are CONTAMINATED

32
Q

With engine intake bypass doors open, MTOP and MCP are limited to an ambient temp of …

A

ISA +25C

33
Q

Take off with BLEEDS - ON prohibited when…

Landings with BLEEDS - ON prohibited when…

A

Operations with MTOP and uptrim disabled

Tailwind component exceeds 10 KTS

34
Q

AOM APU Starter Limitations

APU temperature for starting limitation

APU limited to what temp with Louvres instaleed

A

Start 1, 1 minute ON, 5 minutes OFF

Start 2, 1 minute ON, 30 minutes OFF
(Maintenance action is required)

-35C and APU shut down for over an hour, it must be pre-heated in accordance with maintenance standards

+21C with Louvres installed

35
Q

Usable fuel per tank is…

A

5,862 pounds per tank

36
Q

Fuel heater limitations

A

Outside of 0C - 71C, operations prohibited

37
Q

Max wind speed for ground ops with nose of the aircraft more than 30 degrees out of the wind is …

A

50 KTS

38
Q

ICING conditions exist on the ground at…

ICING conditions exist in the air at…

ICING does not exist below…

A

10C and below with visible moisture

5C and below with visible moisture

-40C

Ian's Q400 (3 decks)

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