Limits Flashcards

(63 cards)

1
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Runway Slope

A

+- 2%

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Vmo

A

340

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Mmo

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0.82

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4
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Maximum Operating Altitude

A

41,000

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5
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Maximum Takeoff and Landing Altitude

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8,400

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Maximum Takeoff Crosswinds (flaps 1,5 dry)

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35 knots

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Maximum Takeoff Crosswinds (flaps > 5, dry)

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30 knots

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Maximum Takeoff Crosswind (all flaps, wet)

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25 knots

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Maximum Landing Crosswind (All flaps, dry)

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35 knots

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Maximum Landing Crosswind (All flaps, wet)

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30 knots

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Maximum Takeoff and Landing Crosswind (all flaps, contaminated)

A

15 knots

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12
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Maximum Takeoff and Landing Tailwind Componet

A

15 Knots

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13
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Maximum Total Air Temperature (TAT)

A

55°C

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14
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Maximum Touch and Go Crosswind Reccomendation

A

25 knots

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15
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Maximum Landing Crosswind Recommendation Flaps 40

A

30 knots

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16
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RVSM Maximum In-Flight Altitude Difference

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200 ft

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17
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Maximum RVSM On-The-Ground Altitude Display Difference

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50 ft (sea level - 5,000)
60 ft (5,001 - 10,000)

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Maximum RVSM On-The-Ground Altitude Between Display and Field Elevation

A

75 ft

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19
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IDG Load Limit During Ground Operations

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41% Load requires 32% N1

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20
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Engine Oil Minimum

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Overland: 60% (12 Quarts)
Overwater: 60% (12 Quarts) or 7 Quarts plus 1 Quart per Total Flight Hour (whichever is higher)

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21
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Minimum Oil to Arrive at Destination or Alternate

A

7 Quarts

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22
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Maximum Takeoff EGT

A

950-965°C (3 minutes)
950°C (5 minutes) (Increases to 10 min if Engine Failure Occurs)

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23
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Maximum Continuous EGT

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925°C

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24
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Maximum Start EGT

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725°C

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Maximum N1 RPM
104.7% (20 seconds) 104.0% (continuous)
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Maximum N2 RPM
105%
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Minimum Oil Pressure
13 psi
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Maximum Oil Temperature
155°C (maximum) 140-155°C (45 minutes) 140°C (continuous)
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Engine Idle Time Prior to Shutdown
3 Minutes
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Maximum Start Time
2 Minutes
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Time Required Between Starts
10 seconds
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Maximum N2 to Engage Starter
55%
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Engine Ignition for Moderate or Heavy Rain, Hail or Sleet
CONT
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Engine Ignition for Severe Turbulance
FLT
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Assumed Temperature Method Limits
Shall not be amused for EEC in Alternate Mode, Contaminated With Slush, Snow, Standing Water or Ice, or when Antiskid is Inoperative Not Recommended for Potential Windshear
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Reduced Thrust Takeoff Limits
Not Recommended for Potential Windshear Shall Not Be Used for Takeoff With EEC in Alternate
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EEC in Alternate for Takeoff Limits
1) Both in Alternate 2) No Fixed Derate or ATM 3) Do Not Use FMC Takeoff N1 4) Use of Autothrottle is Prohibited
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AAR Airspeed Envelope
250-300 Knots
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AAIR Altitude Envelope
8,000-28,000 ft
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Minimum On-Station Altitude
200 ft AGL
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Minimum Altitude for Seat Swaps
1,000 ft AGL
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Maximum Taxi Weight
189,700 lbs
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Maximum Takeoff Weight
189,200 lbs
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Maximum Landing Weight
149,800 lbs
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Maximum Zero Fuel Weight
141,800 lbs
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Maximum Fuel Temperature
Active Feeding: 59°C Not Feeding: 62°C
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Maximum Fuel Imbalance
1,000 lbs
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Minimum Fuel for Landing
6,000 lbs or 10% of Total Fuel Required (Transit+Onstation+Alternate)
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Minimum Temperature for Hot Fuel Mins
38°C
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Emergency On Deck Fuel
4,000 lbs
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Minimum Fuel for Electric Hyd Pumps
1,675 lbs in Related Tank
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APU Bleed Air and Electrical Load Maximum Altitude
10,000 ft
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APU Bleed Air Maximum Altitude
17,000 ft
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APU Electrical Load Maximum Altitude
41,000 ft
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APU Altitude and Load Limit
32,000 ft, load must be below 68%
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Icing Conditions
10°C and Visible Moisture
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Minimum Altitude for Autopilot on Takeoff
400 ft
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CWS Bank Angle Limit
Above 1,500 ft: 45° AOB Below 1,500 ft: 30° AOB
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Autopilot Minimum Altitude
Non-Terminal: 500ft Approach: Minimums (50ft below DH or 50+MDA) or 100ft AGL
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Turbulent Air Penetration Speed
280 knots 0.76 Mach
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Maximum Hydraulic Pressure
3,500 psi
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Hydraulic Quantity Limits
Minimum: 76% Maximum: 106%
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Prohibited Operations
1) Intentional spins, stalls, aerobatics, steep dives (not associated with an Emergency Descent), or maneuvers resulting in abrupt accelerations 2) Use of auto land 3) Load factor greater than 2.0 g’s with asymmetric thrust 4) Holding and on-station mission operations in icing with flaps extended 5) Use of Mission Limit Mode 6) Uninterrupted rudder deflections across the neutral position (commonly referred to as rudder reversals). Approximately zero side slip and yaw must be established at neutral position 7) Rapid rudder check or rapid release to neutral after abrupt rudder input 8) Alternating control inputs, especially in combination with large changes in pitch, roll or yaw (e.g., large sideslip angles) 9) Uninterruped rapid wheel inputs across the neutral position at roll rated greater than 10° per sec 10) Inflight aux fuel functions fwd>aft aft>fwd, except to prevent or correct a cg limit exceedence 11) Flight beyond stick shaker or initial buffet 12) Intentional single engine or simulated single engine maneuvers, except as required for FCF 13) Use of tactical fuel flow margin