Chapter 3: Takeoff, Climb, and Level-Off Flashcards
By how much feet does a rolling takeoff increase your takeoff distance?
150-300ft
When should you normally initiate backstick pressure (rotate) on the takeoff roll?
145 kts
On takeoff, where do you place your boresight cross or FPM?
You want to place the boresight cross at 7 degrees NH
What are the airspeeds for rotation, nose wheel lift off, and main wheel lift off?
145 knots rotate
155 knots nose wheel off
165 knots main gear off the runway
When should you take power out of MAX on initial takeoff, and what is the absolute maximum airspeed you must have the burners off by?
Normally, smoothly reduce power out of max between 220-280 kts
Burners must be out by 300 kts
If carrying a WSSP pod, what is the max airspeed you can attain above 10,000’ MSL?
400 kts
What airspeed can you not exceed below 10,000’ MSL?
300 KCAS
For a MAX power climb, what attitude will hold 300 KIAS?
20-25 degrees nose high
When are you allowed to combine the climb check with the level-off check?
When the cruise altitude is at or below FL 180
What is the technique for level off when IVV is less than 6,000 fpm?
Begin your level-off at 10% of your IVV
What is the technique for level-off with more than 6,000 fpm IVV?
2,000 ft prior to your level off altitude, cut the picture in half and then use 10% of your IVV to determine when to start leveling off
What must you be mindful of when climbing at high IVV numbers in regards to the TCAS system?
The TCAS system was not designed for high performance aircraft, and a false RA may generate
Below 10,000’ MSL, what is a power setting that should give you 300KCAS?
Set fuel flow to 1200 PPH per engine
When flying above FL350, what is your minimum airspeed?
0.9 Mach
How can you determine outside air temperature in the aircraft?
Use the MFD’s data page
