Limitations 787

Question 1

Do not engage the autopilot below a minimum engagement altitude of ———— feet after takeoff

Answer 1

200

Question 2

Autoland capability may only be used for operations to runways at or below————feet airport field elevation.

Answer 2

8,400

Question 3

Without Land 2 or Land 3 annunciated, the autopilot must be disengaged below ————-feet AGL

Answer 3

135

Question 4

Do not use FLCH on final approach below ———-feet AFE

Answer 4

1000

Question 5

Maximum wind component speeds when takeoff weather minima are predicated on HIUD takeoff operations

Headwind

Answer 5

25 KNOTS

Question 6

Maximum wind component speeds when takeoff weather minima are predicated on HIUD takeoff operations

Tailwind

Answer 6

15 KNOTS

Question 7

Maximum wind component speeds when takeoff weather minima are predicated on HIUD takeoff operations

Crosswind

Answer 7

15 Knots

Question 8

Maximum wind component speeds when using autopilot ILS Automatic Landing

Headwind

Answer 8

25 Knots

Question 9

Maximum wind component speeds when using autopilot ILS Automatic Landing

Tailwind

Answer 9

15 Knots

10!Knots for CAT II/III

Question 10

Maximum wind component speeds when using autopilot ILS Automatic Landing

Crosswind

Answer 10

25 Knots

15 Knots for CAT II/III

Question 11

The maximum glideslope angle is ———-

Answer 11

3.25 degrees

Question 12

The minimum glideslope angle is ————-degrees for AP Autoland Ops.

Answer 12

2.50

Question 13

Maximum operating pressure altitude

• 8 and -9
• 10

Answer 13

43,100

41,100

Question 14

Maximum Takeoff and Landing Tailwind Component

Answer 14

15 Knots

Question 15

Turbulent Air Penetration Speed

At and above 25,000 feet

Below 25,000 feet

Answer 15

310 Kts or .84 Mach whichever is Lower

289 KIAS

Question 16

Takeoff and Landing Crosswind Guidelines -8, -9, -10

All weights Dry Braking Action

Answer 16

40 Knots Maxim

Anything less than Dry runway with a runway code of less than. 6 use table

Question 17

Icing conditions exist when OAT (ground) or TAT (flight) is ——- or below

Answer 17

10 degrees C

Question 18

Minimum Oil Quantity prior to start

Answer 18

18 Quarts

Question 19

Minimum Oil Temperature prior to engine start

Answer 19

-40 degrees C

Question 20

RECALL URPT

Answer 20

UPSET
PUSH
ROLL
THRUST
STABILIZE

Question 21

4 Characteristics of a stall

Answer 21

BUFFETING
LACK OF PITCH
LACK OF ROLL
INABILITY TO ARREST DESCENT

Question 22

Airspeed Unreliable

flaps extended

Answer 22

1. Autopilot…..Off
2. A/T armband both …off
3. Set the gear up pitch … 10° / 85% N1

Question 23

Airspeed Unreliable

Flaps up

Answer 23

1. Autopilot…..Off
2. A/T armband both …off
3. Set the gear up pitch … 4°/ 70% N1

Question 24

CABIN ALT

Answer 24

1. Don O2 Masks

2. Establish pilot and cabin communications

Question 25

SMOKE. FIRE. FUMES.

Answer 25

1. Don O2 Masks | 2. Establish pilot and cabin communications

Question 26

DUAL ENGINE FAILURE

Answer 26

1. Fuel control switches (both) ...... CUTOFF, then RUN Attempt to clear stall condition and allow engines to be put in start mode 2. RAM AIR TURBINE ........Push and hold 1 second

Question 27

FD DOOR AUTO UNLOCK

Answer 27

1. FD DOOR ACCESS selector .........rotate to DENY and hold for 1 second

Question 28

LOSS OF ALL DISPLAYS

Answer 28

1. See EFB documents, LOSS OF ALL DISPLAYS

Question 29

STABILIZER

Answer 29

1. STAB CUTOUT SWITCHES .....CUTOUT | 2. DO NOT EXCEED the current airspeed