175 2020 Limits Memory Flashcards
(171 cards)
1
Q
CABIN ALTITUDE HI
A
OXYGEN MASKS»_space;> DON, 100%
CREW COMMUNICATION»_space;> ESTABLISH
2
Q
ENGINE ABNORMAL START
A
AFFECTED ENGINE»_space;> START/STOP SELECTOR = STOP
3
Q
SMOKE EVACUATION
A
OXYGEN MASKS»> DON, EMERG
CREW COMMUNICATION»_space;> ESTABLISH
PRESSURIZATION DUMP»_space;> PUSH IN
4
Q
SMOKE/FIRE/FUMES
A
OXYGEN MASKS»_space;> DON, 100%
CREW COMMUNICATION»_space;> ESTABLISH
5
Q
BATT 1 (2) OVERTEMP
A
ASSOCIATED BATTERY»_space;> OFF
6
Q
JAMMED CONTROL COLUMN - PITCH
A
ELEVATOR DISCONNECT HANDLE»_space;> PULL
7
Q
JAMMED CONTROL WHEEL - ROLL
A
AILERON DISCONNECT HANDLE»_space;> PULL
8
Q
PITCH TRIM RUNAWAY
A
A/P DISCONNECT BUTTON»_space;> PRESS AND HOLD
PITCH TRIM SYS 1and2 CUTOUT BUTTONS»_space;> PUSH IN
9
Q
ROLL (YAW) TRIM RUNAWAY
A
A/P DISCONNECT BUTTON»_space;> PRESS AND HOLD
10
Q
STEERING RUNAWAY
A
STEER DISC SWITCH»_space;> PRESS
Steer airplane using differential braking and rudder.
11
Q
MTW (LR)
A
85,870 lb
12
Q
MTOW (LR)
A
85,517 lb
13
Q
MLW (LR and LL)
A
74,957 lb
14
Q
MZFW (LR)
A
69,886 lb
15
Q
MTW (LL)
A
LR-420 lb
16
Q
MTOW (LL)
A
LR-419 lb
17
Q
MZFW (LL)
A
LR-419 lb
18
Q
Wing Span
A
93 ft 11 in
19
Q
Aircraft Length
A
103 ft 11 in
20
Q
Tail Height
A
32 ft 4 in
21
Q
Max. Ops. Alt.
A
41,000 ft
22
Q
Max. T/O & Lnd Alt.
A
10,000 ft
23
Q
Max. Temp. T/O Lnd
A
ISA + 35°C (52°C)
24
Q
Min. Temp. T/O Lnd
A
-40°C
25
RWY Slope
+/- 2%
26
Max. Tailwind
15 kt
27
Max. Single Pack Operations
31,000 ft
28
VMO SL- 8,000’
300
29
VMO 10,000- Mach Transition
320
30
MMO
0.82
31
VA
240
32
VLO EXT, VLE RET, VLE
250
33
V Tire
195
34
V RAT DEPLOY MAX
VMO/MMO
35
VMIN (to provide electrical power)
130
36
VB (below 10,000 ft)
250
37
VB (10,000 ft and above)
270/.76M (whichever is lower)
38
V wiper ops max
250 (SW)
39
Vwindow
160
40
VFE 1
230
41
VFE 2
215
42
VFE 3
200
43
VFE 4
180
44
VFE 5
180
45
VFE FLAPS FULL
165
46
Max Rec'd Xwind Landing?
| Dry/Wet/Sn/Slush/Icy
See QRH Perfomance PD35-24. (38/31/20/18/12)
47
Due to engine compressor stall possibility, static takeoff is not recommended with
crosswind component greater than...
25 kt.
48
Max. Alt. Flaps/Slats Extended
20,000 ft
49
Flap/Slat Enroute Ops
Prohibited
50
Min. Spoiler Speed
180 kt
51
CAT II Approach Flap Setting
Mandatory Flaps 5
52
Landing Flaps Full, GA Flaps =
Go-Around Flaps 4
53
Landing Flaps 5, GA Flaps =
Go-Around Flaps 2
54
Battery Min. Voltage
22.5V
55
Engine Max ITT
815°C
56
Oil Pressure Min
25 psi
57
Engine Ground Start Attempts 1 and 2 Cranking Time Limits
90 Seconds ON, 10 Seconds OFF
58
Engine Ground Start Attempts 3,4 and 5 Cranking Time Limits
90 Seconds ON, 5 Minutes OFF
59
Engine Flight Start Attempts 1 and 2 Cranking Time Limits
120 Seconds ON, 10 Seconds OFF
60
Engine Flight Start Attempts 3,4 and 5 Cranking Time Limits
120 Seconds ON, 5 Minutes OFF
61
For ground starts, the maximum cumulative starter run time per start attempt (motoring plus start time) is =
90 seconds
62
For flight starts, the maximum cumulative starter run time per start attempt (motoring plus start time) is =
120 seconds
63
Dry Motor #1 start limit
90 Seconds ON
| 5 Minutes OFF
64
Dry Motor #2-5 start limit
30 Seconds ON
5 Minutes OFF
After five sequential motoring cycles, the process may be repeated following a 15
minute cool down period.
65
When it is necessary to perform an engine start with tailwind, monitor N1 indication. When
there is no positive increase of N1 indication before starter cutout (50% N2), the engine start
must be...
...manually aborted.
66
Takeoff with the Automatic Takeoff Thrust Control System (ATTCS) OFF is...
...not authorized.
67
Max. Fuel (JET A, JET A1) Capacity
20,935 lb
68
Max. Imbalance
794 lb
69
Min. Fuel Tank Temp.
-37°C
70
Can you takeoff and land with a FUEL IMBALANCE message?
Yes, as long as the
| actual imbalance does not exceed 794 lb.
71
Fuel crossfeed must be selected ___ during takeoff and landing.
OFF.
72
Wait ____ seconds after the EICAS is energized to start the APU.
30 seconds
73
Do not leave the aircraft unattended more than ___ minutes with the APU running (SW).
5 minutes
74
Simultaneous use of the APU bleed and the HP cart is...
...prohibited.
75
APU Starter Duty Cycle Attempts 1 and 2 =
60 Seconds OFF
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APU Starter Duty Cycle Attempt 3 =
5 Minutes OFF
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APU Min Start Temp
-54°C
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APU Max Start Temp
ISA +35
79
APU Max Start Altitude
30,000 ft
80
APU Min Operating Temp
-54°C
81
APU Max Operating Temp
ISA +35 (52°C)
82
APU Max Operating Altitude
33,000 ft
83
APU Max Electrical Gen Altitude
33,000 ft
84
APU Bleed Use Altitude
15,000 ft
85
APU Engine Start Altitude
21,000 ft
86
Max DeltaP >37,000'
8.4 psi
87
Max DeltaP <37,000'
7.8 psi
88
Max. DeltaP Over Pressure
8.8 psi
89
Max DeltaP Negative Pressure
-0.5 psi
90
Max DeltaP T/O Lndg
0.2 psi
91
Min. Hydraulic Reservoir Temp. for ENG Start
-18°C
92
Brake temperature indication must be in the ____ range for takeoff.
Green
93
Go-around after deployment of the thrust reversers?
Do not attempt a go-around maneuver.
94
After selecting reverse thrust, do not move the thrust levers into the forward thrust range until...
...REV icon on the EICAS is shown in amber or green.
95
The use of thrust reversers during normal taxi operations is...
...prohibited.
96
The use of thrust reversers for power back operations is...
...prohibited.
97
The TO DATASET MENU on the MCDU must be set to ENG in the following cases when
OAT is from 5°C to 10°C and:
When there is any possibility of encountering visible moisture up to 1,700 ft AFE.
– When operating on ramps, taxiways, or runways where surface snow, ice, standing
water, or slush may be ingested by the engines, or freeze on engines, nacelles, or
engine sensor probes.
98
The TO DATASET MENU on the MCDU must be set to ALL in the following cases when
OAT is less than 5°C and:
– When there is any possibility of encountering visible moisture up to 1,700 ft AFE.
– When operating on ramps, taxiways, or runways where surface snow, ice, standing
water, or slush may be ingested by the engines, or freeze on engines, nacelles, or
engine sensor probes.
99
When either one or both ice
| detectors are failed, the crew must set the mode selector to ON when...
...icing conditions exist or are anticipated below 10°C TAT with visible moisture.
100
A/P Min. Engagement Height
400 ft
101
A/P Min. Use Height
50 ft
102
A/P Min. Use Height - Non-precision Approach
MDA
103
TAS, TAT, and SAT information are only valid above...
...60 kt.
104
While transmitting in VHF1, the standby magnetic compass indication is...
...not valid.
105
Barometric altimeter minimums must be used for all...
...CAT I approaches.
106
T/F
| Navigation is not to be predicated on the use of the Terrain Awareness System.
True. Don't use predicitve EGPWS if airport not in database. Press in the GRD PROX TERR INHIB button to
inhibit predictive EGPWS functions.
107
T/F
| RNAV (GPS) LP minima are not authorized.
True.
108
ICE Briefing
Introduction (docs/fit)
Communication (emergency notification, suspicous activity the FA uses plain english using their full name when notifying flight deck)
Entry Protocol.
109
Additional Normally Briefed by Capt Items
*Emergency/Abnormal procedures management.
• *Rejected takeoff plan. This includes reasons for rejecting the takeoff and crew duties.
NOTE: * The captain normally conducts these briefing items. These items need only be
briefed on the FFOD for the crew.
110
On power up, what if the battery is below 22.5V but equal to or above 21.0V?
You can recharge battery - see SOPM. Below 21.0V call maintenance.
111
The APU is started approximately ___ minutes prior to pushback, unless required for passenger
comfort.
10 minutes
112
Packs should be ____ when a ground air source is being utilized.
OFF
113
H-PBIT runs automatically when...
...all 3 hyd systems are pressurized for at least 1 minute and reservoir temp greater than +10C.
(1 min, 1 way to interrupt)
114
H-PBIT is interrupted when...
...any flight control surface is moving during the test. (1 min, 1 way to interrupt)
115
E-PBIT runs automatically when...
...an initial AC source is introduced. (3 min, 3 ways to interrupt)
116
E-PBIT is interrupted when...
...any hydraulic pump is running, flight control mode panel switches cycled, AC power interrupted. (3 min, 3 ways to interrupt)
117
How do you force a E-PBIT to run?
1. Power down using Leaving the Airplane Checklist.
2. Wait 1 minute.
3. Perform power up using Safety and Power Up Checklist.
4. Wait 3 minutes for E-PBIT to run.
5. Perform H-PBIT when required.
118
How do you force a H-PBIT to run?
1. Don't move any flight control surface.
2. STEER OFF EICAS displayed.
3. Confirm all 3 hydraulic systems are below 250 psi and temps above 10C.
4. Load 27.2 = 3A, 1, 2 turn the electrical pumps on in that order.
5. Wait 1 minute.
6. Turn off the pumps.
119
When do you need to do the SOPM hydraulic system warm up?
Reservoir temp below -18C.
120
When the smart probes are contaminated with ice or snow...
...turn ON ADSP Heater Switch. Make sure the PBITs run...see SOPM.
121
Conditions conducive to icing exist on the ground and for takeoff when...
...the OAT is 10°C or below, when operating on ramps, taxiways, or runways where surface snow, ice, standing water, or
slush may be ingested by the engines or freeze on engines, nacelles, or engine sensor probes.
122
A Cold Weather Preflight inspection must be performed...when:
1. The OAT is 5°C or less, or
2. The wing fuel temperature is 0°C or less, or
3. Atmospheric conditions conducive to icing exist, or
4. The aircraft has remained overnight and may have frozen contaminants due to exposure to
frost or precipitation, which could involve the entire airframe, or
5. On any through flight where residual ice from the inbound flight may have accumulated on
airframe surfaces or components, or
6. Cold soak ice is suspected in the fuel tank area.
123
Thin layer of frost underneath wing ok?
Yes...A 3 mm (1/8 in) frost layer is permitted on the underwing surfaces. A thin layer of
hoarfrost is permitted on the fuselage provided the layer is thin enough to distinguish surface
features underneath, such as painting and markings.
124
Engine 1 is normally started first and utilized for single engine taxi. When the crew elects to
taxi single engine on engine 2, electric hydraulic pump 1 selector knob must be...
...turned ON.
| Once engine 1 is running, turn electric hydraulic pump 1 to AUTO.
125
After second engine start, verify the EICAS N1 target value is...
...+0.5% to -0.1% of the
ACARS or release N1 value. For example, if the ACARS / release N1 value is 90.0, then the N1 target on the EICAS must be 89.9 to 90.5.
126
When it is necessary to perform an engine start with a tailwind, monitor N1. When there is no
positive increase of N1, before starter cutout (50% N2), the start must be...
...manually aborted.
127
When oil pressure is not indicated by the time idle rpm is achieved...
...conduct an
| immediate shutdown of the engine.
128
Although FADEC provides automatic over-temperature protection and automatically aborts the
start in the event of a hot start, hung start, or no light off, the engine start must be manually
aborted when:
NNoTM*/HHN ( Seven!)
1. No positive oil press w/in 10 sec after N2 increase.
2. No N1 increase at starter cutout (~50%N2) when starting with TW.
3. No ITT indication within 30 seconds of fuel flow (no light off).
4. ITT exceeds 815C (hot start).
5. Oil Pressure stabilizes outside of green range.
6. N1 or N2 fail to accelerate to stable (hung start).
7. Intermittent elec or pneu start malfunction occurs before starter cutout.
129
When an automatic abort occurs or engine start is manually aborted due to abnormal
engine indications, its cause...
...must be investigated and corrected before further attempts
to start the engines.
130
In case of an automatic abort due to an engine hot start and with no ENGINE
EXCEEDANCE EICAS message....
...two additional engine starts are allowed. (but you should probably call maintenance...unless your FO f'ed up cross bleed is a good example).
131
Max Taxi Speed, Straight / DRY
30 kt
132
Max Taxi Speed, Straight / WET or CONTAMINATED
10 kt
133
Max Taxi Speed, Turns / DRY
10 kt
134
Max Taxi Speed, Turns / WET or CONTAMINATED
5 kt
135
For FOD prevention and damage to other aircraft and equipment in close proximity, limit the
thrust to...
...40% N1, as much as possible, and avoid rapid accelerations and decelerations.
136
Capt, when would you NOT SE taxi?
1. Contamination.
2. Maneuvering room marginal.
3. <5 min taxi time.
4. Airport forbids SE taxi.
5. Risk personnel injury or equip damage.
6. Capt's call.
Also consider: slope, weight, 2 min warm up.
137
During ground operations of more than 30 minutes in icing conditions, or when increased fan
vibration due to fan ice accumulation is present, the engine thrust may be increased at 30 minute
intervals to approximately...
..54% N1 and held at that thrust level for 30 seconds, or until the fan
vibration level returns to normal. When airport surface conditions and the concentration of other
aircraft do not permit the engine thrust to be increased to 54%, set an acceptable thrust level
and time interval that is safe and practical.
138
Normal Takeoff Procedure (up to 10 kt tailwind):
40% N1 (with or without brakes), stable. Advance to TO/GA.
139
Normal Takeoff Procedure (up to 11-15 kt tailwind):
A/T disarmed. Apply brakes and advance thrust to 60% N1. Stable. Release brakes, Arm A/T / TO/GA detent before 60 kt.
140
Static Takeoff (SNA):
Apply brakes. 40% N1, stable. TO/GA detent. Release brakes at takeoff N1 target.
141
The use of Flex Thrust Takeoff is prohibited given the following operational constraints:
1. Takeoff on contaminated runways.
2. Reported or forecast windshear.
3. When a special departure procedure specifies full thrust for takeoff.
142
New Capt RTO Callouts:
```
"REJECT" or "REJECT MY CONTROLS"
later
“THIS IS THE CAPTAIN REMAIN
SEATED WITH YOUR SEAT BELT
FASTENED.”
```
143
For SEO, limit bank angle to
* 15° at V2
* 20° at V2 + 5 kt
* 25° at V2 + 10 kt
144
Max Angle Climb Speed?
VFS (use for obstacle clearance)
145
Max Rate of Climb Speed?
~VFS+50 (use for weather conditions)
146
Hold Leg Lengths Times?
Below 14k 1min
| Above 14k 1.5min.
147
SkyWest Min Holding Speeds?
6000andbelow: 200
6001andabove: 210
148
FAA Max Holding Speeds?
<=6000 200 KIAS
6001-14k 230 KIAS
>=14,001 265 KIAS
149
Intentional flight in severe icing conditions is...
...prohibited.
150
2020 SOPM Climb Speed Schedule?
270 kt to M 0.73 or APG
151
2020 SOPM Descent Speed Schedule?
280 kt to M 0.74 or APG
152
CAT II crosswind limit?
15 kt (Ops Spec C060)
153
CAT II Lowest authorized published RA setting?
80 ft.
154
CAT II DH is limited to ___ ft above TDZ.
100
155
Planed missed approach fuel burn?
700 lbs
156
Planned missed approach fuel burn is derived using FOQA data and based on:
Executing 1 missed approach. Completing a subsequent approach using average actual distances. Note: FOQA shows average miles flown while conducting a missed and subsequent approach is 39.6 nm. Distances will vary.
157
Minimum Fuel amount?
2,250 lbs
158
Emergency Fuel amount?
1,500 lbs
159
Minimum Fuel provides...
...45 minutes of fuel endurance based upon 1,500 ft AFE / Green Dot /
Clean.
160
Emergency Fuel provides...
...30 minutes of fuel endurance based upon 1,500 ft AFE / Green Dot /
Clean.
161
Which checklist do you do first?
```
Unless the situation dictates otherwise, the priority for handling an emergency/abnormal situation
is:
M - Memory / QRC items
E - Emergency items
A - Abnormal items
N - Normal checklists
```
162
Defacto Emergency Descent Memory Items (think SOPM).
When the cabin reaches 14,500 ft or above, set MASKS DEPLOY selector knob to OVRD
immediately.
The flight profile must be monitored and TERRAIN set on MFD.
163
Dry (6) Xwind TO/Lndg
38 kts
164
Wet (5) Xwind TO/Lndg
31 kts
165
Dry/Compact Snow (4) Xwind TO/Lndg
20 kts
166
Slush Xwind TO
18 kts
167
Wet Snow (3) Xwind Lndg
15 kts
168
Ice/Slush/Wet Ice TO
12 kts
169
Slush (2) Xwind Lndg
12 kts
170
Ice Xwind Lndg
8 kts
171
New November 2020 CAT II Xwind Limit
12 kts...I guess that was the AOM limit?
