ChatGPT AOM Limitations

Question 1

What is the maximum allowable cabin pressure differential for takeoff and landing?

Answer 1

0.11 psi

This limit ensures passenger safety and comfort during takeoff and landing.

Question 2

What is the maximum differential pressure relief valve limit?

Answer 2

9.9 psi

This valve prevents excessive pressure buildup in the cabin.

Question 3

What is the required flight crew for the aircraft?

Answer 3

Pilot and Co-pilot

Question 4

Which of the following flight operations is NOT approved for this aircraft?

Answer 4

Acrobatic Maneuvers

Question 5

What is the approved one-engine-inoperative cruise speed?

Answer 5

330 KIAS

Question 6

What is the maximum takeoff weight for the 787-8?

Answer 6

227,930 kg

Question 7

What is the maximum landing weight for the 787-9?

Answer 7

192,776 kg

Question 8

What is the maximum airspeed below 10,000 feet MSL unless required for emergency?

Answer 8

250 knots

Question 9

What is the maximum speed with the landing gear extended (VLE)?

Answer 9

270 KIAS / M0.82

Question 10

What is the maximum flap extension altitude?

Answer 10

20,000 feet

Question 11

What is the maximum speed for flap 30?

Answer 11

170 KIAS (787-8) / 180 KIAS (787-9)

Question 12

Which fuel types are prohibited?

Answer 12

JP-4 and Jet B

Question 13

What is the minimum takeoff fuel tank temperature?

Answer 13

-29°C (-20°F)

Question 14

What is the minimum in-flight fuel tank temperature?

Answer 14

-42°C or 3°C above the fuel freezing point, whichever is higher

Question 15

What is the maximum fuel tank temperature for Jet A during takeoff?

Answer 15

49°C (120°F)

Question 16

At what minimum altitude can the autopilot be engaged after takeoff?

Answer 16

200 feet AGL

Question 17

Without LAND 2 or LAND 3 annunciated, when must the autopilot be disengaged for a 787-8?

Answer 17

Below 100 feet AGL

Question 18

Without LAND 2 or LAND 3 annunciated, when must the autopilot be disengaged for a 787-9?

Answer 18

Below 135 feet AGL

Question 19

Autoland operations are approved up to what maximum field elevation?

Answer 19

8,400 feet

Question 20

Which flap settings are approved for autoland operations?

Answer 20

Flap 20, 25, or 30

Question 21

Is QFE selection authorized for operations?

Answer 21

No

Question 22

What must be displayed when manually entering temperature-corrected altitudes?

Answer 22

Vertical Situational Display (VSD)

Question 23

What is the lowest approved approach RNP value?

Answer 23

0.1

Question 24

Which of the following is prohibited within 15 nm of takeoff, approach, or landing at an airport not in the GPWS database?

Answer 24

Terrain alerting and terrain display functions

Question 25

What is the maximum allowable difference between the captain's and first officer's altimeter on the ground?

Answer 25

100 feet

Question 26

What is the maximum gear operating speed (VLO)?

Answer 26

270 KIAS / M0.82

Question 27

What must be retracted when alternate gear extension is used?

Answer 27

Speedbrakes

Question 28

What is the maximum operating altitude for the aircraft?

Answer 28

43,100 feet

Question 29

What is the maximum takeoff and landing altitude for the 787-8?

Answer 29

11,000 feet pressure altitude

Question 30

What is the maximum takeoff and landing altitude for the 787-9?

Answer 30

14,000 feet pressure altitude

Question 31

What is the maximum continuous engine oil temperature?

Answer 31

160°C

Question 32

What is the time limit for maximum takeoff thrust operation?

Answer 32

5 minutes (10 minutes if one engine fails)

Question 33

What is the maximum transient engine temperature allowed?

Answer 33

1070°C (30 seconds limit)

Question 34

What is the maximum approved tailwind component for takeoff for the 787-8?

Answer 34

15 knots

Question 35

What is the maximum demonstrated crosswind for landing in the 787-9?

Answer 35

40 knots (gust included)

Question 36

What is the maximum level-off altitude for emergency descent without passenger oxygen supply?

Answer 36

10,000 feet

Question 37

At what altitude can the aircraft cruise for up to 30 minutes without supplying oxygen to passengers?

Answer 37

13,000 feet

Question 38

Who is responsible for confirming passenger oxygen levels before flight?

Answer 38

Maintenance personnel

Question 39

What is the level-off altitude allowed for the 787-8 with 92 minutes of passenger oxygen supply?

Answer 39

13,000 feet

Question 40

What is the level-off altitude allowed for the 787-9 with 230 minutes of passenger oxygen supply?

Answer 40

13,000 feet

Question 41

What is the maximum headwind component allowed for an automatic landing?

Answer 41

25 knots

Question 42

What is the maximum tailwind component allowed for CAT II and CAT III autoland operations?

Answer 42

10 knots

Question 43

What is the maximum crosswind component allowed for CAT III autoland operations?

Answer 43

15 knots

Question 44

What are the minimum and maximum glideslope angles allowed for autoland operations?

Answer 44

2.5° (min) and 3.25° (max)

Question 45

Is the use of FLCH mode allowed on final approach below 1000 feet AFE?

Answer 45

No

Question 46

What is the maximum tank fuel temperature in flight for Jet A-1?

Answer 46

65°C (150°F)

Question 47

What is the required fuel density range?

Answer 47

0.7549 to 0.8507 kg/l

Question 48

When must the main tanks be scheduled to be full?

Answer 48

If center tank fuel is loaded

Question 49

What is the fuel imbalance limit when total main tank fuel is greater than 30,980 kg?

Answer 49

680 kg

Question 50

What is the fuel imbalance limit when total main tank fuel is less than 19,005 kg?

Answer 50

1133 kg

Question 51

At what flap settings is fuel jettison prohibited?

Answer 51

Flaps 30 (787-9) and Flaps 20, 25, 30 (787-8)

Question 52

At what OAT must engine anti-ice be selected ON during all ground operations?

Answer 52

3°C or below

Question 53

When is engine anti-ice use prohibited on the ground?

Answer 53

When OAT exceeds 10°C

Question 54

What is the minimum engine run-up required at intervals no greater than 60 minutes in icing conditions?

Answer 54

40% N1 for 5 seconds

Question 55

When must wing anti-ice be selected ON in flight?

Answer 55

When icing conditions exist or are anticipated, except below -40°C OAT

Question 56

At what displayed TAT must engine anti-ice NOT be used in flight?

Answer 56

Above 15°C

Question 57

Is takeoff permitted in secondary or direct flight control mode?

Answer 57

No

Question 58

What is the minimum altitude for speedbrake deployment on approach?

Answer 58

800 feet AGL

Question 59

What is the maximum flap setting for takeoff?

Answer 59

Flap 20

Question 60

What is the maximum speed for Flap 5 on the 787-8?

Answer 60

230 KIAS

Question 61

What is the maximum speed for Flap 25 on the 787-9?

Answer 61

190 KIAS

Question 62

What is the maximum landing gear extended speed (VLE)?

Answer 62

270 KIAS / M0.82

Question 63

What is the maximum landing gear operating speed (VLO)?

Answer 63

270 KIAS / M0.82

Question 64

When using alternate gear extension, what must be retracted?

Answer 64

Speedbrakes

Question 65

What is the maximum transient engine EGT limit?

Answer 65

1070°C for 30 seconds

Question 66

What is the maximum takeoff EGT limit?

Answer 66

1065°C for 5 minutes (10 minutes if one engine fails)

Question 67

What is the required minimum engine warm-up time prior to takeoff?

Answer 67

3 minutes at idle or taxiing power

Question 68

What is the maximum allowed N1 ?

Answer 68

108.5%

Question 69

What is the maximum allowed N2 ?

Answer 69

117.5%

Question 70

When is the use of reverse thrust prohibited?

Answer 70

In flight

Question 71

Can reverse thrust be used to back up the aircraft?

Answer 71

No

Question 72

Is a go-around allowed after thrust reverser deployment?

Answer 72

No

Question 73

What is the allowable runway slope limit?

Answer 73

±2%

Question 74

What is the maximum demonstrated crosswind for takeoff on the 787-8?

Answer 74

40 knots (gust included)

Question 75

What is the maximum demonstrated crosswind for landing on the 787-9?

Answer 75

40 knots (gust included)

Question 76

What type of oil is approved for the APU?

Answer 76

MIL-PRF-7808 or Defense Standard 91-94

Question 77

If the APU is required for dispatch, when must an inspection be performed?

Answer 77

After extended exposure to heavy falling snow or icing conditions

Question 78

How often must an operational check of the Flight Deck Access System be performed?

Answer 78

Once each flight day

Question 79

When must the main door emergency power assist systems be armed?

Answer 79

Prior to taxi, takeoff, and landing whenever passengers are carried

Question 80

What is the maximum wind speed allowed for opening cargo doors?

Answer 80

40 knots

Question 81

At what wind gust speed must the cargo doors remain closed?

Answer 81

65 knots

Question 82

What is the minimum temperature limit for dispatch if the aircraft was exposed to extreme cold for an extended period?

Answer 82

-30°C for more than 4 hours in the last 12 hours

Question 83

What must be applied if operating below the published minimum temperature for an approach?

Answer 83

Manual barometric altitude temperature corrections

Question 84

What is the altitude restriction when using the Overhead Flight Attendant Rest (OFAR)?

Answer 84

No ventilation below 15,000 feet

Question 85

What is the restriction on HF radio operation on the ground?

Answer 85

Prohibited during refueling

Question 86

Can weather radar be operated in a hangar?

Answer 86

No

Question 87

What is the requirement for aircraft altitude indications before RVSM entry?

Answer 87

Must be within 75 feet of field elevation

Question 88

What is the minimum altitude for speedbrake deployment?

Answer 88

800 feet AGL