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1
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Maximum 90 degree crosswind for takeoff and landing?

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27 knots

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Maximum 90 degree crosswind for landing from a Category II Approach?

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15 knots

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Maximum headwind landing from a Category II Approach?

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16 knots

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Maximum direct tailwind for takeoff and landing?

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10 knots

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Maximum runway slope for takeoff and landing?

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+2 degrees uphill and -2 degrees downhill

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Maximum operating altitude for both 700 and 900?

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41000 ft

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Maximum pressure altitude for takeoff and landing?

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8000 ft

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Minimum ambient temperature for takeoff and landing?

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-40 degrees Celsius

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Maximum ambient temperature for takeoff and landing?

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ISA + 35 C

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Maximum peak wind value ?

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50 knots , except in an emergency

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Maximum taxi and ramp weight CRJ 700?

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75,250 pounds

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Maximum takeoff weight CRJ 700?

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75,000 lbs.

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Maximum landing weight CRJ 700

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67,000 lbs

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Maximum zero fuel weight CRJ 700?

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62,300 lbs.

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Maximum taxi and ramp weight CRJ 900?

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85,000 lbs.

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Maximum takeoff weight CRJ 900?

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84,500 lbs.

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Maximum landing weight CRJ 900?

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75,100 lbs

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Maximum zero fuel weight CRJ 900?

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70750 lbs.

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Turbulence Penetration Speed?

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280 knots indicated or .75 Mach, whichever is lower.

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Maximum gear extension speed?

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220 knots

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Maximum gear extended speed?

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220 knots

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Maximum gear retraction speed ?

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200 knots

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Maximum airspeed for windshield wiper operation?

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250 knots

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Maximum airspeed for windshield wiper operation failed in non parked operation ?

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250 knots indicated

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Maximum cruise Mach in RVSM Airspace?
.82 Mach
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Tire ground speed limit CRJ 700?
182 knots
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Tire ground speed limit CRJ 900?
195 knots
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Where is RVSM Airspace ?
FL 290 to FL 410
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Maximum Flap extension speeds (Vfe)for both CRJ 700 and 900?
Flaps 1. 230 knots Flaps 8. 230 knots Flaps 20 220 knots Flaps 30 185 knots Flaps 49 170 knots
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During taxi what are the icing condition limitation’s?
During taxi with ground contamination or visible moisture ? OAT 10 C or below. Cowls ON
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What are the anti icing system requirements for takeoff?
Ground Contamination or Visible moisture with… OAT 10 C or below Cowls ON OAT 5 C or below Wings ON Cowls ON If visible moisture is present below 400 ft AGL with OAT 10 C or below activate cowl anti ice for takeoff. If OAT is 5 C or below activate both cowl and wing for takeoff.
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Icing conditions in flight?
Visible Moisture From TAT 10C to SAT -39C >=230 Cowl <230 Wings Cowl
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What do you do if ICE in annunciation in flight?
Wings ON Cowls ON
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Ground Contamination?
Runways, ramps, or taxiways with surface snow, ice , slush, or standing water.
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What is visible moisture?
Visible moisture or precipitation in any form such as fog with a visibility of one mile or less, mist, rain , snow, sleet, and ice crystals or clouds inflight.
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Engine Color Range limitations?
Red - maximum and minimum limitations Amber - caution range Green - normal operating range
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What are the engine starting cranking limits?
Start Maximum time on. Followed by 1. 90 seconds. 10 seconds off 2. 90 seconds. 10 seconds off 3. 90 seconds. 5 minutes off
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Starter cranking limits in flight?
Start. Maximum time on. Followed by 1. 2 minutes. 10 seconds off 2nd and subsequent 1 minute. 5 minutes off
39
What is the maximum N2 for starter engagement?
45% in flight or on the ground
40
When do you move the thrust lever from Start to Idle during engine start?
ITT 120 C degrees or less on the ground ITT 90 C degrees less for all air starts
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What is the minimum oil pressure at Takeoff Power?
45 psi minimum
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What is steady state idle oil pressure?
25 psi minimum
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What are the maximum permitted fuel imbalances for left and right wing tanks?
300# for takeoff 800# for in flight 2500# for Refuel and Defuel
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What are the APU Starter cranking limits?
The APU Starter motor duty cycle is limited to not more than 3 start / stop attempts In one hour with a two minute delay between cranking attempts.
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Bleed air extraction from the APU is not permitted above FL?
FL 250. Air Conditioning
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Can each engine be started on the ground using bleed air as an air source?
Yes
47
What is the APU door limitation if the door position is unknown?
220 knots Or leave the APU ON (no limitation)
48
Can you use speed mode during approach?
No (neither Flight director or Autopilot coupled)
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What are the Autopilot operation limits?
Prohibited below 600 ft. Except… For visual and non precision approaches 400 ft. AGL For precision approaches. 80 ft. AGL. For precision approaches with one engine operating. 110 feet Glide path angles 3.5 to 4 degrees. 120 feet. ( 4000 ft maximum field elevation) ILS approach with greater than 4 degrees prohibited Category II approaches must be flown with autopilot engaged
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Maximum cruise speed in RVSM Airspace?
.82 Mach
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To protect the flight compartment CRTs what is the max permissible time for ground operations with DC power only?
5 minutes
52
Maximum Slats/Flaps extended altitude?
15,000 ft. Enroute use of Slats/Flaps in prohibited
53
Minimum altitude for flight spoiler deployment?
1000 ft.
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To ensure adequate maneuvering margins , flight spoilers must not be extended in flight at airspeeds below the recommended reference speed plus?
10 knots
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What are the thrust reverser limits on landing?
Maximum reverse prohibited below 75 knots Reverse idle by 60 knots
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What is the limitation for the taxi lights?
Must be off when the plane is stationary for more than 10 minutes
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What are the Wheel Brake Cooling Limitations?
Minimum brake cooling time is 15 minutes , and all BTMS indicators must be green and not increasing
58
Maximum positive pressure differential?
8.7 psi
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Maximum negative differential?
- 0.5 psi
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Maximum pressure differential for ground maneuvering?
0.1 psi
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Maximum pressure differential at landing (initial touchdown)?
1.0 psi
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Maximum altitude for single pack operation?
31000 ft.
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What must be off before closing the main cabin door?
Low pressure air
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When can you not use the EMER DEPRESS Switch?
Above 15000ft. To preclude possible crew/ passenger ear damage it is prohibited.
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Engine color coded limitations?
Red. Maximum and minimum limitations Amber. Caution range Green. Normal operating range
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After starting and after touchdown what libations do you want on engines?
After starting do not exceed 75% N2 for 2 minutes after start, or until all operating indications are in the normal range, whichever is longer. Operate engines at or near idle for 2 minutes prior to shutdown.
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When do we use continuous ignition?
Takeoff and landing on contaminated runways Takeoff with high crosswind component (15knots or greater) Flight thru moderate or heavier intensity rain Flight thru moderate or heavier intensity turbulence Flight in the vicinity of thunderstorms
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Permissible AC electrical loads?
0 to 41000 ft. 40 kVA on each main generator and APU generator
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Permissible DC electrical loads?
Inflight Maximum continuous load on each TRU is 120 amps Ground operation To protect the flight compartment CRT displays , the maximum time for ground operations with DC power only is 5 minutes.
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What is cold soaked? Limitations?
Before the first flight of the day , when the airplane is Cold Soaked at an ambient temperature of -30 C or below for more than 8 hrs. The engines must be motored for 60 seconds and fan rotation must be verified before an engine start is initiated Thrust reversers must be actuated until the deploy and stow cycles are 2 seconds or less
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Minimum oil temperature for starting?
-40 degrees C
72
Maximum continuous oil pressure?
95 psi maximum
73
Thrust reverse usage?
Ground only, prohibited in flight For full stop landing only. Do not attempt a go around after deployment Do not take off with any thrust reverse light on or EICAS thrust lever massage displayed prohibited except described in MEL 78-30-01 During landing max reverse thrust is 75 knots and idle by 65 knots During preflight check of the thrust reversers with airplane stationary reverse thrust is limited to reverse idle Backing up using thrust reversers is prohibited
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What are the limitations on reduced thrust takeoff?
Anti skid must be operative Prohibited on contaminated runways Prohibited if the airplane has been de iced Prohibited if wing and /or cowl anti ice is in use Prohibited if warning of wind shear or downdrafts have been forecast Prohibited with an engine that cannot achieve full rated thrust Prohibited when a special departure procedure specifies full thrust takeoff
75
Pressure refueling limits?
Left tank. 7492 lbs. Right tank. 7492 lbs. Center tank. 4610 lbs. Total 19594 lbs.
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Center tank limitation?
If over 500 lbs of fuel in the center tanks there must be at least 4400 lbs of fuel in each wing tank
77
What is minimum fuel for a go around?
600 lbs per wing tank
78
When must powered x flow and gravity x flow be off?
For takeoff
79
What is the engine takeoff fuel temperature limitation?
Takeoff with engine fuel temperature indication below 5 degree C is prohibited
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Where do you transport live animals?
In the aft cargo compartment

PSA CRJ Limitations (4 decks)

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