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A # denotes limitations that need to be committed to memory in particular. The Operations Manual Part B always takes precedence - these notes may be inaccurate.

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Regarding OEI Cruise Speed, what is the assumed speed?

435kt TAS

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Regarding cargo door wind limits - whats the limit to open or close, and to keep open?

40kt to open/close, do not keep open beyond 65kt.

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Regarding maximum occupants?

10 maximum.

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Regarding runway slope, maximum acceptable?

± 2%

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Maximum operating altitude?

43,100ft pressure altitude

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Maximum takeoff and landing altitude?

9,800ft pressure altitude.

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Maximum takeoff and landing tailwind? #

15kt

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Regarding runway contamination with a depth greater than the maximum, what width must it be cleared to?

One that includes the runway edge lights.

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Maximum pitch attitude on takeoff?

25 degrees

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Maximum airspeed?

350kt IAS, or 0.89IMN

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Maximum taxi speed?

30kt

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Maximum altitude with flap extended? #

20,000ft #

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Flap setting for landing?

Flap 25 or 30 for normal landing.

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Regarding doors being armed?

Must be armed with handle in ARMED prior to taxi, takeoff, and landing whenever supernumeraries are carried.

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Maximum altitude where APU can supply pneumatic pressure?

Up to 22,000ft

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Maximum altitude where APU can supply electrical power?

At any altitude

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How to calculate maximum rate of climb?

Approximated by Flaps Up Manoeuvre Speed + 60 KIAS until intercepting M0.82. FMC does NOT provide best rate climb speeds.

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How to calculate maximum angle climb?

No need to calculate - found in VNAV CLB page of FMC.

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Maximum precipitation depth allowable on runway for takeoff? DRY SNOW

60mm

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Maximum precipitation depth allowable on runway for takeoff? STANDING WATER, WET SNOW, OR SLUSH

12mm

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Can you take off on wet ice?

Takeoff on wet ice is NOT to be attempted regardless of reported braking action.

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Braking action limitations for Takeoff?

  • Section 1 - Poor

  • Section 2 - Medium/Poor

  • Section 3 - Medium/Poor


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Braking action limitations for Landing?

  • Section 1 - Poor

  • Section 2 - Medium/Poor

  • Section 3 - Medium/Poor


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Flight Manoeuvring Load Acceleration Limits - FLAPS UP

+2.5g to -1.0g

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Flight Manoeuvring Load Acceleration Limits - FLAPS DOWN

+2.0g to 0.0g. With flaps 25 and 30, positive limits vary linearly from +2.0g at maximum landing weight to +1.5g at maxiumum takeoff weight.

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Severe Turbulent Air Penetration Speed - BELOW 25,000ft #

270kt.


NOTE: Maintain a minimum of 15kt above minimum maneuvring speed at all altitudes when airspeed is below 0.82 mach. #

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Severe Turbulent Air Penetration Speed - ABOVE 25,000ft #

280kt or 0.82 Mach.


NOTE: Maintain a minimum of 15kt above minimum maneuvring speed at all altitudes when airspeed is below 0.82 mach. #

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Maximum Takeoff Crosswind Limit?

40kt including gusts.

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Maximum Landing Crosswind Limit?

45kt including gusts.

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Can you operate HF radios during refuelling? #

Do NOT operate HF radios during refuelling operations. #

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APU Starter Duty Cycles?

The cycle for the electrical starter motor and air turbine starter is 3 start attempts in a 60 minute period each.

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Maximum altitude for APU start attempts?

APU starts may be attempted at any altitude.

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FLCH Altitude Limit on final approach? #

Do not use FLCH on final approach below 1000ft. #

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RVSM Altimeter Cross Check Limits

Prior to Takeoff, maximum allowable difference is 75 between altimeter and field elevation.

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Does the Standby Altimeter meet RVSM accuracy requirements?

No.

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What is the Maximum Taxi Weight? (MTW)

348,358kg

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What is the Maximum Takeoff Weight? (MTOW)

347,451kg

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What is the Maximum Landing Weight? (MLW)

260,815kg

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What is the Maximum Zero Fuel Weight? (MZFW)

248,115

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What is the minimum in-flight weight? (Don’t confuse with Minimum Flight Weight)

132,903kg

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What is the Minimum Flight Weight? (Don’t confuse with Minimum In-Flight Weight)

154,222kg

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Maximum Hold Weight Limitations - FWD HOLD

30,617kg

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Maximum Hold Weight Limitations - REAR HOLD

22,226kg

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Maximum Hold Weight Limitations - BULK HOLD

4082kg

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Maximum Hold Weight Limitations - MAIN CARGO DECK

48.487kg

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Last Minute Changes - Payload, Fuel, and CG

Payload ±500kg, Fuel ± 2,000kg, ± 1% CG

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Maximum Differential Pressure - Relief Valves

9.10psi

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Maximum Allowable Cabin Pressure Differential for T/O and Landing?

0.11psi

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APU to Pack Takeoff Altitude Limit?

APU to Pack T/O is prohibited at Airport Pressure Altitudes above 6900ft

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Minimum Altitude for Autopilot? #

200ft AGL #

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Is use of aileron trim permitted with the autopilot engaged? #

No #

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Minimum height to disengage autopilot without LAND 2 or LAND 3 annunciated? #

200ft #

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For airport elevations above 8,500ft, what is the lowest you can use the autopilot to land? #

100ft RADIO ALTITUDE #

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Maximum Allowable Wind Speed for Automatic Landing: Headwind #

25kt #

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Maximum Allowable Wind Speed for Automatic Landing: Tailwind #

15kt #

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Maximum Allowable Wind Speed for Automatic Landing: Crosswind #

25kt #

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Maximum and Minimum Glide Slope Angles for Autoland: #

3.25deg maximum, 2.5deg minimum. #

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Permissible flaps for landing with Autoland?

Flap 20, 25, or 30.

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How many hydraulic systems must be operating for an autoland?

2

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When should LAND 2 or LAND 3 status be verified?

500ft AGL

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Are overweight landings recommended?

Autopilots on Boeing aeroplanes are not certified for automatic landings above MLW.

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Minimum engine oil temperature?

Above the bottom of the scale.

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Maximum Engine RPMs?

N1: 110.5%
N2: 121%

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Minimum Engine Oil Pressure?

10 psi

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Regarding reverse thrust, where can it be used? #

On the ground only. Selection of reverse thrust in flight is prohibited. #

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Can you back the aeroplane with reverse thrust? #

No. #

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Permissible fuels?

Jet A, Jet A1, JP-5, and JP-8 or any mixture of these.

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Fuel density?

0.8029 kg/l

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Maximum fuel temperature?

49c

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Minimum fuel temperature?

-40c, or 3c above the fuel freezing point.

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Fuel loading limits? L or R Main Tanks

31,300kg

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Fuel loading limits? Centre Tank

82,900kg

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Up to what flap setting can you extend the speedbrakes?

Up to flap 5. Beyond this may cause buffeting. Speedbrakes should be retracted before 1000ft AGL.

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Flap Placard Speeds?

Flap 1: 265kt

Flap 5: 245kt

Flap 15: 230kt

Flap 20: 225kt

Flap 25: 200kt

Flap 30: 180kt

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Are rapid and large alternating control inputs permissible? #

No, especially in combination with large changes in pitch, roll, or yaw. They may result in structural failure at ANY speed. #

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Landing Gear Placard Speed: Retraction

270kt

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Landing Gear Placard Speed: Extension

270kt

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Landing Gear Placard Speed: Extended

270kt

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Can you turn on weather radar in a hangar? #

No. #

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Can you turn on weather radar when personnel are in the area normally enclosed by the radome…? #

No. 😱 #