Memory Items

Question 1

Wing spans

Answer 1

21.44 without extended wing tips
22.75 with extended wing tips

Question 2

Icing conditions - definition

Answer 2

Icing conditions exist when visible moisture in any form is present or standing water, slush, or snow is present on the ramps, taxiways or runways and the OAT or SAT is +5°C and below during ground and flight operation.

Question 3

Flap Vfe speeds

Answer 3

7 and 15 - 175 KIAS
20 - 165 KIAS
35 - 140 KIAS

Question 4

When can flaps be used

Answer 4

Take-off, low altitude holding, approach and landing up to 14,000 ft

Question 5

Landing gear speeds

Answer 5

Retraction - 150 KIAS
Extension - 200 KIAS
Emergency extension - 200 KIAS
Extended - 200 KIAS

Question 6

Minimum control speeds

Answer 6

(Flap 20 and 35)
Vmcl B model - 106 KIAS
Vmcl WT - 103 KIAS

Question 7

Maximum operating speed

Answer 7

250 KIAS up to 16,000 ft, then the Vmo pointer down to 210 KIAS at 25,000 ft

Question 8

Maximum manoeuvring speed

Answer 8

180 KIAS

Question 9

Maximum rough air penetration speed

Answer 9

190 KIAS up to 21,000 ft then the Vmo pointer minus 30 knots

Question 10

Maximum tailwind components

Answer 10

Take-off - 10 KIAS
Landing - 10 KIAS
Landing in AFMS 54/55 approved planes - 15 KIAS

Question 11

Max crosswind component

Answer 11

35 KIAS

Question 12

Max operating altitude

Answer 12

25,000 ft

Question 13

Deviations from ATC are only authorised to comply with a ______

Answer 13

TCAS RA

Question 14

When is use of the flight director not authorised?

Answer 14

During take-off in go-around mode

Question 15

Autopilot altitude restrictions

Answer 15

500 ft in cruise
200 ft on take-off
100 ft for a non-coupled approach
50 ft during approach

Question 16

Autopilot vertical mode during climb in icing conditions

Answer 16

IAS

Question 17

When must the autopilot be disconnected and the aircraft re-trimmed before re-engagement?

Answer 17

After an engine failure

Question 18

Yaw damper restrictions

Answer 18

Can not be used during take-off, landing or go-around

Question 19

When must flaps be set

Answer 19

By 300 ft and called for by 500 ft

Question 20

When holding in icing conditions, which flap setting must be used?

Answer 20

Flap 0

Question 21

Placards and instrument markings

Answer 21

Green - normal operating range
Yellow - caution, temporary or idle range
Red - operating limits

Question 22

Cargo fire suppression times

Answer 22

Single bottle - 35 minutes
Dual bottle - 60 minutes

Question 23

AHRS limits

Answer 23

• During initialisation aircraft must not be moved
• Take off not permitted until 2 minutes after initialisation, less than 3 degrees on all AIs and heading not slewing away from aircraft heading

Question 24

B model weight limitations

Answer 24

MTW - 13,740 kg
MTOW - 13,605 kg
MLW - 12,930 kg
MZFW - 12,020 kg

Question 25

WT weight limitations

Answer 25

MTW - 13,290 kg MTOW - 13,155 kg MLW - 12,930 kg MZFW - 12,020 kg

Question 26

Cabin pressure limitations

Answer 26

Max diff pressure - in flight - 7.5 PSI - on ground - 0.3 PSI Cabin pressure warning - 7.5 PSI Cabin altitude warning - 10,000 ft

Question 27

DC gen - voltage - normal load - max load for 5 min

Answer 27

29 VDC 400 amps 600 amps

Question 28

Main battery normal voltage

Answer 28

24 VDC

Question 29

External power - GPU max voltage - battery cart max voltage - normal amperage - engine start max amperage

Answer 29

29.5 VDC 29.5 VDC 600 amps 1600 amps

Question 30

Min fuel for take-off in each tank

Answer 30

135 kg

Question 31

Max imbalance between fuel tanks

Answer 31

90 kg

Question 32

Fuel low level light on

Answer 32

135 kg +/-30 kg

Question 33

Time before switching side windows from NORM to HIGH

Answer 33

7 min

Question 33

Take-off power TRQ, ITT and PRPM limits

Answer 33

2 minutes - 100%, 927° and 1396 RPM 5 minutes - 100%, 917° and 1396 RPM

Question 33

Brakes - number of applications on fully charged accumulators - max speed for use of brakes with anti-skid inop

Answer 33

- 11 - 40 kts

Question 33

Windshield wiper speed restrictions

Answer 33

Low - 130 High - 160

Question 34

Time before full STBY pitot ice protection is obtained

Answer 34

5 min

Question 34

Altimeter tolerance

Answer 34

All 3 within 60 ft If one is +/- 75 ft it’s US If two are within 60 and the third is between 60 and 75, you can continue to next point of landing to check again - if it’s still out beyond

Question 34

Take-off power + APR TRQ, ITT and PRPM limits

Answer 34

2 minutes - 107%, 950° and 1396 RPM 5 minutes - 107%, 940° and 1396 PRM

Question 35

Max diff between two airspeed indicators

Answer 35

+/- 8 KIAS

Question 36

Max quantity useable fuel

Answer 36

2542 kg at 0.79 kg/litre

Question 37

Max continuous power TRQ, ITT and PRPM

Answer 37

100%, 944° and 1396 RPM

Question 38

Engine transient except take-off (max 12 sec) limits - TRQ, ITT, and prop RPM

Answer 38

112%, 965° and 1572 RPM

Question 39

Engine start ITT limit

Answer 39

965°

Question 40

Engine start motoring limits - max NG motoring - min NG for start - min NG for tailwind start

Answer 40

- 26% - 17% - 20%

Question 41

Moving the power level below flight idle in flight is _______

Answer 41

Prohibited

Question 42

Starter duty cycle limits - motoring

Answer 42

3 second ventilations 3 minutes cooling between Then 1 hour before subsequent starts

Question 43

Starter duty cycle limits - starter duty cycles

Answer 43

2 start attempts 3 minutes cooling between Then 25 minutes before subsequent starts

Question 44

Time to light-off during direct start

Answer 44

20 seconds max

Question 45

Max time with starter engaged

Answer 45

70 seconds, 30 of which can be plain motoring