SOPM Limitations Flashcards
1
Q
Max Ramp Weight (LR)
A
85,870 LB
2
Q
Max Takeoff Weight (LR)
A
85,517 LB
3
Q
Max Landing Weight (LR)
A
74,957 LB
4
Q
Max Zero Fuel Weight (LR)
A
69,886 LB
5
Q
Minimum Runway Width
A
100’
6
Q
Minimum Taxiway Width
A
50’
7
Q
Wing Span
A
93’ 11”
8
Q
Aircraft Length
A
103’ 11”
9
Q
Tail Height
A
32’ 4”
10
Q
Maximum Operational Altitude
A
FL410
11
Q
Max Altitude for takeoff and landing
A
10,000’
12
Q
Max temperature for takeoff and landing
A
ISA + 35C (52C)
13
Q
Minimum temperature for takeoff and landing
A
-40C
14
Q
Runway slope limit
A
+/-2%
15
Q
Maximum tailwind
A
15 Knots
16
Q
Maximum single pack altitude
A
FL310
17
Q
VMO Sea Level-8,000’
A
300 knots
18
Q
VMO 10,000’- Mach transition
A
320 knots
19
Q
MMO
A
.82
20
Q
VA
A
240
21
Q
All gear speeds
A
250 knots
22
Q
V Tire
A
195 knots
23
Q
V Rat deploy max
A
Vmo/Mmo
24
Q
Minimum Rat speed
A
130 knots
25
Vb
Below 10,000 = 250 knots
Above 10,000 = 270 knots or .76 (whichever is lower)
26
V Wiper
250 knots
27
V Window
160 knots
28
Flap Speeds
```
1- 230
2- 215
3- 200
4- 180
5- 180
Full- 165
```
29
Takeoff Crosswind Limitations
```
Dry= 38
Wet= 31
Compact Snow= 20
Dry snow, wet snow, slush, standing water= 18
Ice= 12
```
30
Landing Crosswind Limitations
```
RCC 6= 38
RCC 5= 31
RCC 4= 20
RCC 3= 15
RCC 2= 12
RCC 1= 8
RCC 0= Don't even think about it
```
31
Static takeoff is not recommended with crosswind component greater than_____
25 knots
32
Maximum altitude for flaps and slats to be extended
20,000'
33
CAT II Approach mandatory flaps ____
5
34
Landing flaps full = go around flaps ____
4
35
Landing flaps 5 = go around flaps ____
2
36
Minimum battery voltage
22.5 V
(If battery voltage is between 21.0-22.5 follow SOPM recharging procedure)
(If Battery below 21.0 Volts, call MX and don’t depart)
37
Max ITT for engine start
815 C
38
Engine starter cranking limitations
ON GROUND:
Start 1 & 2 = 90 seconds on, 10 seconds off
Start 3-5 = 90 seconds on, 5 minutes off
IN FLIGHT
Start 1 & 2 = 120 seconds on, 10 seconds off
Start 3-5 = 120 seconds on, 5 minutes off
39
Dry motoring duty cycle limits
Motoring #1: 90 seconds on, 5 minutes off
| Motoring #2-5: 30 seconds on, 5 minutes off
40
When no positive N1 indication before _____, abort start
50% N2 (starter cutout)
41
Takeoff with ATTCS OFF is _____
Unauthorized
42
Maximum fuel capacity
20,935 lb
43
Maximum fuel imbalance
794 lb.
44
Minimum fuel tank temperature
-37C
45
Crossfeed must be selected to OFF for _______
Takeoff and Landing
46
How long must you wait after the EICAS is energized before starting the APU?
30 seconds
47
Do not leave the aircraft unattended more than ______ with the APU running
5 minutes
48
Can you use the APU bleed and the HP cart at the same time?
No-Prohibited
49
Maximum altitude that the APU will be able to provide bleed pressure for the packs
15,000'
50
Maximum altitude to perform an APU assisted engine start
21,000'
51
Maximum altitude to run the APU
33,000'
52
Maximum altitude to start the APU
30,000'
53
APU starting temperature limits
Minimum: -54C
Maximum: ISA+35C (52C)
54
APU starter limitations
Attempt 1 & 2: 60 seconds off
| Attempt 3: 5 minutes off
55
Max differential pressure
8.4 PSI
56
Max differential overpressure
8.8 PSI
57
Max differential negative pressure
-.5 PSI
58
Max differential pressure for takeoff and landing
.2 PSI
59
Minimum hydraulic reservoir temperature for engine start
-18C
60
Brake temperature indication must be _____ for takeoff
green
61
Do not attempt a _____ after thrust reverser deployment
go around
62
After selecting reverse thrust, don't move the thrust levers into the forward range until the REV icon is ___
green or amber
63
Can you use reverse thrust while taxiing?
No
64
Can you use thrust powerback operations?
No
65
Takeoff dataset settings ENG or ALL must be selected in the MCDU when___
ENG when OAT is 5C-10C------------ ALL when OAT is less than 5C
AND:
- When there is any possibility of encountering visible moisture up to 1700 AFE
- When operating on ramps, taxiways, or runways where snow, ice, standing water, or slush may be ingested by the engines, or freeze onto engines, nacelles, or engine sensor probes.
66
When one or both ice detectors have failed, the crew must___
Operate the ice system manually when in visible moisture and TAT is 10C or less
67
Minimum engagement height for autopilot
400'
68
Minimum use height for autopilot - precision approach
50'
69
Minimum use height for autopilot - non-precision approach
MDA
70
TAS, TAT, and SAT info is not valid until above ______
60 Knots
71
While transmitting on VHF1, the magnetic compass is_____
Invalid
72
All cat 1 approaches must use _____ minimums
BARO
73
Prior to joining a published segment of an instrument approach, verify NAVAID ID displayed matches _____
What is on the chart being used.
74
Do not plug in dual prong and 5-pin headsets into____
The same jack panel simultaneously
75
Navigation should not be predicated on the use of the ___
Terrain Awareness System
76
You may inhibit the EGPWS when landing at an airport_____
that is not in the database
77
____minimums are not authorized
LP
78
Target N1 after both engine starts should be within ____
+.5% to -.1%
79
When is flex takeoff prohibited?
- Takeoff on contaminated runway
- Reported or forecasted Windshear
- When a special departure procedure specifies full thrust takeoff
80
CAT 2 crosswind limit
12 Knots
81
Maximum Taxi Speeds
Straight and Dry: 30 knots
Straight and Wet or Contaminated: 10 knots
Turns Dry: 10 knots
Turns Wet or Contaminated: 5 knots
