Autopilot Limitations

Question 1

What is the 1/13 of the autopilot limitations?

Answer 1

Pilot must be at the flight controls with seat belt fastened

Question 2

What is the 2/13 of the autopilot limitations?

Answer 2

Autopilot certified for CAT 1 coupled ILS approaches

Question 3

What is the 3/13 of the autopilot limitations?

Answer 3

Min altitude for AP op other than during coupled approaches is 500 feet AGL

Question 4

What is the 4/13 of the autopilot limitations?

Answer 4

On a coupled ILS approach, the AP must be disengaged at or above 200ft above runway elevation

Question 5

What is the 5/13 of the autopilot limitations?

Answer 5

AP must not be engaged during TO and landing

Question 6

What is the 6/13 of the autopilot limitations?

Answer 6

Do not engage AP if airplane is out of trim

Question 7

What is the 7/13 of the autopilot limitations?

Answer 7

Max speed for AP op is Vmo

Question 8

What is the 8/13 of the autopilot limitations?

Answer 8

Min speed for AP op with flaps 10 is 85KTS

Question 9

What is the 9/13 of the autopilot limitations?

Answer 9

Min speed for AP op with single engine is 105KTS

Question 10

What is the 10/13 of the autopilot limitations?

Answer 10

Do not override AP except for ground checks or to overcome malfunction while simultaneously disengaging

Question 11

What is the 11/13 of the autopilot limitations?

Answer 11

Max flap setting with AP is 10 degrees

Question 12

What is the 12/13 of the autopilot limitations?

Answer 12

Coupled ILS approaches are only permitted with both engines operating

Question 13

What is the 13/13 of the autopilot limitations?

Answer 13

AP must be disengaged in severe icing

Question 14

If the AP is inop, what restrictions are implemented with regard to duty time?

Answer 14

Crew duty time is now limited to 12 hours