SOP Limitations Flashcards

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1
Q

What must be operational for RVSM?

A

Autopilot (1)
Altitude alerting system
Altitude reporting transponder (we have 2, need only 1)
Air data computers (2)

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Max pressure altitude for takeoff

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8,000

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Max operating altitude

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41,000

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Max air temp for takeoff and landing ISA?

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+35°C

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Minimum temp approved for takeoff

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-40° F or C. They’re the same here

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On the ground, when, and at what temp must cowl anti ice be on

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OAT 10°C
Contaminated runway
Visible moisture/fog with vis 1 mile or less

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For ground ops, wing anti ice must be on for takeoff at what temperature?

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OAT 5°C
visible moisture/fog with vis 1 mile or less

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For flight ops, at what TAT must the wing anti-ice be on

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10°C TAT
when Ice is annunciated
If you’re in ice and airspeed less than 230

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Max slope approved for takeoff and landing

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+2% uphill
-2% downhill

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Max tailwind for takeoff and landing

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10 knots

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What kind of engines do we have

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Two General Electric CF34-8C5B1 turbofans

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ITT must be below what temperature to ground start an engine?

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120°C

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13
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ITT must be below what temp to air start an engine?

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90°C

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14
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When can you NOT use reduced (FLEX) takeoff thrust?

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-Wing/cowl anti ice bleeds in use
- contaminated runway
- wind shear warnings/forecast
- anti skid system inop

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15
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Max fuel imbalance during takeoff

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300 pounds

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16
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Max fuel imbalance in all other phases of flight except takeoff

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800 pounds

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17
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Max useable fuel in each tank for pressure refuel

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-Left tank: 7,492
-Right tank: 7,492
-Center tank: 4,610
-Total fuel: 19,594

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Can we use automatic fuel cross flow on takeoff?

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No; must be in manual

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19
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Min temp for starting a cold soaked APU on the ground

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-40° F or C

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20
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At what altitude is APU bleed air extraction not authorized?

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FL250

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21
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Vfe speeds

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Flaps 1: 230
Flaps 8: 230
Flaps 20: 230
Flaps 30: 185
Flaps 45: 170

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22
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Vle extension

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220

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Vle retraction

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200

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Max tire limit speed

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182

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Windshield wiper ops speed
250 or below
26
At what altitude can you activate autopilot?
600’ AGL
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For non precision approaches, what altitude must the autopilot be deactivated?
400’ AGL
28
For precision approaches, what altitude must the autopilot be deactivated?
Less than 3.5° glide slope angle: 80’ AGL 3.5° and 4° glide slope angle: 120’ AGL
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APU service ceiling
41,000
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Flight spoilers must not be extended below what altitude and speed
300; Vref +10
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Max flap/slats deployment altitude
15,000
32
When to use continuous ignition
Contaminated runway Rain moderate or heavier Turbulence moderate or heavier Vicinity of thunderstorms
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Engine Start limits on ground
Starts 1/2 - 90 seconds, 10 second cooldown Starts 3-5 - 90 seconds, 5 minute cooldown
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Motoring limits on the ground
1 - 90 seconds, 5 minute cool down 2-5 - 30 seconds 5 minute cooldown
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Engine motoring in flight: time and cooldown
1 - 120 seconds, 10 second cooldown 2-5 - 60 seconds, 5 minute cooldown
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Relight (restart) in flight altitudes, windmilling and using the starter
Windmilling: 25,000 Using the starter: 21,000
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How high can we start the APU
37,000
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How high can we take electricity out of the APU
41,000
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Time limit with battery master on
5 minutes
40
Flaps/slats prohibited when
En route and above 15,000
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Spoilers prohibited below what altitude
300 feet
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Reversers need to be off and stowed by
Off by 75 Stowed by 60
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Under what flight conditions (not temperature) must the cowl anti Ice be on?
Icing conditions or ICE is annunciation by the ice detection system
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What are considered critical areas of the aircraft?
Wings upper fuselage horizontal stab vert. Stab control surfaces engine inlet
45
Is takeoff with frost permitted? If so when?
Yes, only if it adheres to the upper fuselage and it’s possible to distinguish surface features or with 1/8 inch of frost on the underside of the wing
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What is the Minimum flight crew
1 pilot 1 copilot
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CRJ550 cargo dimensions
Fwd: 1,000 lbs Aft: 374 cu ft - 3740 lbs OR Aft: 296 cu ft - 271 lbs
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At what altitude is APU bleed air extraction not permitted?
25,000 feet
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Max turbulence penetration speed in knots and Mach?
280 knots 0.75 Mach
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Minimum and maximum pressure differential?
-0.5 psi - 8.7 psi
51
Single pack operation max altitude
31,000
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Max useable fuel in each tank for gravity refuel
Right wing: 7,290 Left wing: 7,290 Center tank: none Total: 14,580
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Minimum oxygen required for dispatch
2 cockpit crew members - 810psi 3 cockpit crew members - 1110psi
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Min fuel required for go around
600 pounds per wing, max 10° pitch up
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Underseat storage weight
12 pounds
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Overhead storage
1,180 pounds
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Forward cargo weight
1,000 pounds
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Aft cargo weight
3740 pounds
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Engine limits green and red for N1, N2, oil temp
N1: Green: 0-99.4 Red: 99.5 N2: Green: 0-99.3 Red: 99.4 Oil temp: Green: -40-155 Red: 164
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Engine warmup: don’t exceed 75% N1 for…
2 mins after start or till all indications are normal
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How would you know if you are getting SLD Ice and what kind of precip is it
Ice on flight deck side window, it’s freezing rain
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Engine relight limitations - windmilling/starter assisted
Windmilling - SL-25,000, 250kts - Vmo and N2 7.2% Starter assisted SL-21,000. Vref - Vmo and 0-45% N2
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Mmo, RVSM Mmo
Mmo: 0.85 RVSM Mmo: 0.83
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Fuel temp limits
Jet A takeoff limit -30, flight limit -40
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When can an FO with less than 100 hrs not takeoff/land
Breaking action is 4 or less (good-medium) SUA RVR less than 4,000 or 3/4 mile vis Crosswind more than 15 knots Widndshear Contaminated runway
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APU min temp, how many starts in an hour
-40C 3 starts in an hour with 2 mins in between
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FO with more than 100 hrs limitations
No takeoff on runway shorter than 4500 Less than cat 1 mins (less than 1800 rvr) Brake action less than poor (code of 2) Pic determines
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Load factor limits with flaps up and down
Up: -1.0 - +2.5 Down: 0.0 - 2.0
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Can you do an emergency depress above 15,000?
NO
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Max/min differential pressure
Max 8.7 Min -0.5
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Max APU and IDG Kva
40 for both
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Max APU RPM and EGT
106% 1038°C
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FO limitations more than 100 hrs
No takeoff if wx below landing mins for dep airport Below 4500 Braking less than poor
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What is Marginal weather
1,000ft and 3 miles at destination, 600 ft and 2 miles at alternate
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O2 reqs for 2 ppl vs 3 with 77 cu ft vs 50
77 - 810/1110 50 - 1180/1630
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How many jackscrews we got?
1 - moves horizontal stabilizer, powered by 2 electric motors , one at a time
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What connects the aielerons
Torque tube. Ailerons mechanically connected via a torque tube
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What’s RAP and what’s the max time
Reserve availability period (short call) up to 14 hours,
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If you call in fatigued how much rest do you get?
12 hours
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How long is long call reserve
12 hours
81
The ice detection probe - is it heated?
Yes. Heats for 5 seconds every 60 second period
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How long can we be at max power or takeoff power with 2 engines?
5 mins
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How long can we be at apr thrust with 1 engine?
10 mins
84
When type 2 or 4 anti-ice fluids are applied, when do you turn on wing anti ice
Just prior to thrust increase
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Normal N1 idle range?
20-25%
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Normal N2 idle range?
55-65%
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Max ITT for engine start on ground? (Red line)
815°
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Max ITT for windmill engine start? (Red line)
927°
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Minimum oil pressure?
25 psi
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Normal oil pressure ranges below 60 and above 60
Below 60 - 25-65 psi Above 60 - 25-95 psi
91
Normal thrust rating vs APR thrust rating?
12,670 pounds 13,790 pounds (APR)
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What’s on the accessory gearbox?
O - oil pump F - fuel pump F - FADEC alternator H - hydraulic pump I - integrated drive generator A - air turbine starter
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How many amps is the main battery vs APU battery
Main 17 APU 43
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What powers the FADEC?
Airplane electrical system until N2 reaches 50%, then the FADEC alternator powers the FADEC
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Oil pressure normal range?
26-116psi
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When will we get a green “takeoff config ok”
Flaps set 8-20 Aileron trim Rudder trim Stabilizer trim Parking brake off Flight spoilers stowed Autopilot off
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When will continuous ignition fire automatically?
FADEC senses flameout Approaching a stickshaker during a stall Disruption of airflow through engine
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How many different idles are there and what are they?
Five - FLAG R F - flight idle L - landing idle A - approach idle G - ground idle R - reverse idle
99
What conditions must be met for TO/TO to activate in the FMA?
Parking brake off Flaps 8-20° V-speeds set Stabilizer trim in takeoff range Both engines running
100
How many AC and DC busses are there
AC - 4 DC - 9
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What’s attatched to ADG
SAFE H S - stab trim channel 2 A - ADG bus F - flaps/slats 1/2 speed E - essential AC bus H - hydraulic pump 3B
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Difference between tat and sat
Tat accounts for compressibility. All the ram air coming at you. Sat is air temp outside
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Min rpm on apu on ground vs in flight
5 on ground 12 in flight
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When do you remember BIGHAF and what is it?
Engine fire push buttons pressed B - bleed prsov close I - igniters inhibited G - generators (IDG) disconnected H - hydraulic sov closed A - arms engine fire bottles F - fuel sov closed
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When do you remember GASPL and what does it stand for?
When the APU fire button is pressed G - generator, APU generator trips offline A - arms the fire bottle S - sov, fuel sov closed P - pump, fuel pump off L - load control valve (LCV) closed
106
What is PHCHRCWT for and what does it stand for?
For the flow of air through PACK components P - precooler H - heat exchanger (primary) C - compressor H - heat exchanger (secondary) R - reheater C - condenser W - water extractor T - turbine (expansion turbine) This air then goes to a mixing manifold then into the cabin
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What’s the function of the PRSOVs?
Pressure regulating shutoff valves, they regulate pressure in the bleed air manifolds to 45 PSI +/- 3. The ACSCs (air conditioning system controllers) command the PRSOVs
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Hot start memory/non memory item
ITT goes super hot: Thrust lever shut off, reference QRH
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Hung start non memory/memory item
N2 hangs below 50% and stays there: thrust lever shut off, reference QRH
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No starter cutout memory/non memory item
When N2 is above 50%, the start message on ED2 should go away and the start light should extinguish, if it doesn’t: press stop button. Reference QRH
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550 weights
Max ramp: 66,000 Max takeoff: 65,000 Max landing: 61,000 Zero fuel: 59,000 Min flight: 42,000
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700 weights
Max ramp: 75,250 Max takeoff: 75,000 Max landing: 67,000 Zero fuel: 62,300 Min flight: 42,000 Min operating: 39,835