Memory Recall Limitations Flashcards

1
Q

The maximum operating limit speed is _____KIAS/MACH.

A

350 KIAS /.82 MACH

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2
Q

The maximum operating pressure altitude for the 319/320 is _____ feet

A

39,100

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3
Q

The recommended operating speed in severe turbulence above 20,000 feet is _____

A

.76 Mach/275 KIAS

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4
Q

The recommended operating speed in severe turbulence below 20,000 feet is ____ KIAS

A

250

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5
Q

The maximum tailwind for landing (including gusts) is _____ KIAS

A

10

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6
Q

The 320 maximum tailwind for takeoff (including gusts) is _____ KIAS

A

15

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7
Q

The 319 maximum tailwind for takeoff (including gusts) is _____KIAS

A

10

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8
Q

The maximum crosswind for takeoff/landing with dry reported braking action (including gusts) is _____ KIAS

A

38

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9
Q

The maximum landing weight for the 319 is _____ pounds

A

137,700 pounds

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10
Q

The maximum landing weight for the 320 is _____ pounds

A

142,200 lbs

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11
Q

The minimum altitude for autopilot engaged after takeoff (at least 5 seconds after liftoff) is _____ feet AGL

A

100

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12
Q

The minimum altitude for autopilot engaged during a Non-ILS approach (UAL Limit) is

A

250 feet AGL or the missed approach point (whichever occurs earlier)

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13
Q

The minimum altitude for autopilot engaged during a nonautoland ILS approach with CAT 1 FMA is _____ ft AGL

A

160

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14
Q

The minimum altitude for autopilot engaged during nonautoland ILS approach with CAT 2 or 3 FMA is _____ feet AGL

A

80

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15
Q

When should the autopilot be disengaged during an autoland (one or two autopilots)

A

at rollout

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16
Q

Icing conditions exist on the ground and for takeoff when visible moisture is present and the outside temperature is _____ degrees C or below

A

10

17
Q

Icing conditions exist in flight during descent/approach when visible moisture is present and the total air temperature is at or below _____ degrees C.

A

10

18
Q

When must engine anti-ice be turned on

A

When the outside air temperature is 10 degrees C or below in clouds, fog/mist with visibility of one mile or less

19
Q

The maximum EGT during engine start is _____ degrees C

A

635 degrees C

20
Q

The engine starter duty cycle for consecutive start attempts is: First Attempt, 15 seconds off, Second Attempt, 15 seconds off, and

A

Third Attempt, 30 minutes off.

21
Q

The engine starter duty cycle for continuous engagement (cranking) is _____ min on, _____ min off

A

5, 30

22
Q

The min engine oil quantity before engine start is _____ quarts

A

17

23
Q

The maximum flaps/slats extended altitude is _____ feet MSL

A

20,000

24
Q

The minimum flight deck oxygen pressure (40XX, 41XX, 42XX, 46XX, 47XX) is _____ PSI +/- adjustments

A

850

25
Q

The maximum landing gear retraction speed is _____ KIAS

A

220

26
Q

The maximum landing gear extension speed (UAL) is _____ KIAS

A

240

27
Q

The minimum flight deck oxygen pressure (48/49XX) is ___ PSI +/- adjustments.

A

1230