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| Maximum operating altitude |
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Max takeoff and landing wind components
Headwind |
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Maximum takeoff and landing wind components
Tailwind |
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Maximum Demo Crosswind component
Dry runway |
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Maximum Demo Crosswind component
Wet runway |
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Maximum Demo Crosswind component
Rudder manual |
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Maximum Demo Crosswind component
Rudder restricted landing |
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Maximum Demo Crosswind component
Braking reported poor |
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| Are operations with braking action reported as NIL approved? |
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| Do not exceed the barber pole |
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| Turbulent Air penetration |
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| DO NOT takeoff or land on a runway unless... |
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| approved aircraft performance data available by G4 |
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| The adjusted BOW for any particular aircarft is listed on the... |
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| Aircraft Maintenance and Flight Log |
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The autopilot may not be engaged after takeoff below
____ft AGL |
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Are single engine coupled approaches authorized?
When must autopilot be disengaged during single engine approach? |
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| coupled approaches not authorized inside the OM or FAF |
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| Autopilot must be OFF by......for IMC approaches |
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| Autopilot must be OFF by......for VMC approaches |
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AC Power-Engine Generator load
Peak |
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AC Power-Engine Generator load
Maximum |
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AC Power-Engine Generator load
Maximum continuous |
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AC Power-APU Generator load
Max Continuous-Ground |
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AC Power-APU Generator load
Max Continuous-Flight-below 25,000 feet MSL |
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AC Power-APU Generator load
Max continuous-Flight-25,000 feet MSL and above |
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| DC Power-Voltage (L&R) DC Buses |
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DC Power-TR Load
Max Continuous |
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DC Power-TR Load
Max difference between two load meters powering the same bus |
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DC Power-TR Load
Indications on all load meters |
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Battery Voltage
Min (no load) |
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Battery Voltage
Min (emergency power switch ON) |
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Battery Voltage
With charger powered and battery switch ON |
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Battery Amperage
Max Charging-steady mode (to the left) |
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Battery Amperage
Charging-pulse mode |
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Battery Amperage
Max discharging (to the right) with emergency power swtich ON |
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| Takeoff is prohibited if the charging rate is greater than... |
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| 20 Amps (solid state charger) |
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| External power source-Voltage |
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| External power source-Frequency |
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| What actions can be taken regarding circuit breaker reset? |
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| MX actions is required to reset any CB outside QRH, unless the pilot can readily determine cause |
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| DO NOTreset the following circuit breakers: |
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- Battery Charger
- Fuel Pump
- Fuel quantity
- Auxiliary hydraulic pump
- Lavatory flush motor (company)
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Slats Extended (mid)/Flaps 0°-----280 KIAS or .57 MACH*
11° (slats mid)----------------------280 KIAS or .57 MACH*
15° (slats full)------------------------240 KIAS or .57 MACH
28° (slats full)------------------------200 KIAS or .57 MACH
40° (slats full)------------------------195 KIAS or .57 MACH
*If the AUTO SLAT FAIL, limit speed for slat ext. is 240 Kt |
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| What annunciator lightMUSTbe illuminated for takeoff? |
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| TheRUDDER TRAVEL UNRESTRICTEDannunciator |
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| DO NOToperate the airplane below___ with the speed brakes extended |
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| Speedbrakes cannot be used beyond what Flap configuration? |
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Fuel requirements
Min Fuel for Dispatch |
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| 4,000 lbs in each main tank |
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Fuel requirements
Min fuel for Go-Around |
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| 500 lbs in each main tank |
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Fuel requirements
Max permissible imbalance |
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Fuel requirements
Max Permissible Aux. Tank imbalance (does not apply to ballast fuel loads) |
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Fuel Loading
Wing tanks (combined) |
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Fuel Loading
Forward & Aux. Tanks |
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| What is the total fuel loading for the aircraft? |
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| 38,000 lbs (46,400 lbs with aux tanks) |
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| The min. hydraulic quantity with flaps retracted is ____ |
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| Engine anti-ice system be ON? |
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For taxi/takeoff if visble moisture is present or anticipated
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Ambient air temp is below 6°C
Temperature/dewpoint spread of 3°C or less |
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| When may the Airfoil ice protection system be placed ON? |
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| at EFCA, when airframe icing conditions are anticipated or encountered following departure |
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| DO NOTuse airfoil ice protection above ____ |
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| Both Engine and Airfoil Ice protection must be used during flight when RAT is reading what? |
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| +5°C and -15°C and airfram icing conditions are anticipated or encountered following departure |
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Landing Gear Operating Speeds
Extension/Extended |
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Landing Gear Operating Speeds
Retraction |
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| Minimum Flight crew Oxygen pressure |
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| Min Pressure of Pneumatic system with Airfoil ice protection ON |
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| Top of yellow arc (20 PSI) |
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| APU Air switch must be ___ for all inflight operations |
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| MAx residual ENGINE EGT before moving fuel lever |
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ENGINE
Starter duty cycle: |
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90 seconds ON, 5 Minutes 0FF
30 Seconds ON, 5 minutes OFF
Initial cycle may consist of any combo of starter engagement periods, as long as rotations stops between attempts. Min of 15 minutes is required prior to a new initial engagement |
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Oil Quantity
normal FULL indication is __ to __ quarts
min indication of __ quarts is required with engines stabilized at idle thrust |
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normal FULL indication is 12 to16quarts
min indication of 8quarts is required with engines stabilized at idle thrust
Wait until engine has been started and stabilized to verify actual oil quanitity prior to MX notification |
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Engine Ignition Duty Cycle
Toggle Switch (override position) |
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2 minutes ON, 3 minutes OFF
2 minutes ON, 23 minutes OFF |
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Engine Ignition Duty Cycle
Rotary Switch (A/B/Both/Override) |
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10 minutes ON, 10 minutes OFF
-repeat as necessary- |
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thrust reverse power limits
Normal dry runway max reverse thrust |
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thrust reverse power limits
Wet or slippery runway max reverse thrust power |
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| Engines shut down for periods greater than ___ hours must be warmed up at normal taxi thrust for a minimum of ___ minutes |
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| Engines shut down for periods greater than 2hours must be warmed up at normal taxi thrust for a minimum of 5minutes |
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