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Structural Limitations

Max Ramp Wt
85,870 lbs
Structural Limitations

Max Take off weight
85,517 lbs
Structural Limitations

Max Landing weight
74,957 lbs
Structural Limitation

Max Zero Fuel Weight
69,886 lbs
Structural Limitations

Max AFT Cargo
2,535 lbs
Structural Limitations

Max FWD Cargo
3,306 lbs
Structural Limitations

Minimum runway width
100 feet (SkyWest Airlines limitation)

59 feet 2 inches (Certification limitation)
Structural Dimensions

Wing span
85 feet 4 inches

94 feet 2 inches with new winglet
Structural Dimensions

Aircraft Length
103 feet 11 inches
Structural dimensions

Tail Height
32 feet 3 inches
Maximum altitude and temperature limits

Max Operations altitude
41,000 feet
Maximum altitude and temperature limits

Max Takeoff and land
8,000 feet
Maximum altitude and temperature limits

Max temp. Takeoff and Land
ISA +35 degrees C (52 degrees F)
Maximum altitude and temperature limits

Min Temp. takeoff and Land
-40 degrees C
Maximum altitude and temperature limits

Max Runway slope
+/- 2 %
Maximum altitude and temperature limits

Max Tailwind
15 kts
Maximum altitude and temperature limits

Max single Pack operations
31,000 feet
Speed limits

VMO SL - 8,000 feet
300 kIAS
Speed limits

VMO 10,000 feet - Mach Transition
320 KIAS
Speed Limits

MMO
0.82 mach
Speed Limits

VA
240 KIAS
Speed Limits

VLO EXT
250 KIAS
Speed Limits

VLE RET
250 KIAS
Speed Limits

VLE
250 KIAS
Speed Limits

V Tire
195 kts ground speed
Speed Limits

Vrat Deploy Max
Vmo/Mmo
Speed Limits

Vmin (to provide electrical power with Rat deployed)
130 KIAS
Speed Limits

Vb (below 10,000 ft)
250 KIAS
Speed Limits

Vb (10,000 feet and above)
270 / .76 M (whichever is lower)
Speed Limits

Vwiper ops max
250 KIAS (SkyWest Airlines Limitation)
Speed Limits

Vwindow
160 KIAS
Speed Limits

Vfe 1
230 KIAS
Speed Limits

Vfe 2
215 KIAS
Speed Limits

Vfe 3
200 KIAS
speed Limits

Vfe 4
180 KIAS
Speed Limits

Vfe 5
180 KIAS
Speed Limits

Vfe full
165 KIAS
Speed Limits

Max recommended crosswind
Runway Conditions wind speed
Dry 38 kts
Wet 31 kts
Compacted Snow 20 kts
Standing water/slush/wet/dry snow 18 kts
ICE including wet ice 12 kts

Note: due to engine compressor stall possibility, static takeoff is not recommended with crosswind component greater than 25 kts.
Flight Controls (Slats/Flaps)

Max Altitude Extended
20,000 feet
Flight Controls (slats/Flaps)

Enroute Operations
Prohibited
Flight Controls (Spoilers)

Min spoiler Speed
180 KIAS
Flight Controls (Flaps)

CAT II Approach
Mandatory Flaps 5
Flight Controls (Flaps go around)

landing flaps "full"
Go Around Flaps 4
Flight Controls (Flaps go around)

landing flaps "5"
Go Around Flaps 2
System Limits (Battery)

Min voltage
22.5 volts
System Limits (Battery)

Min Temp
-20 degrees C (NiCad)
System Limits (Power Plant)

Make and model
General Electric CF 34-8E5
System Limits (Power Plant)

Start Temp
815 degrees C
System Limits (Power Plant)

Min Oil Temp start
-40 degrees C.
System Limits (Power Plant)

Starter cranking limits (ground)
Starts
1 & 2 90 seconds ON, 10 seconds OFF
3 - 5 90 seconds ON, 5 minutes OFF between attempts
System Limits (Power Plant)

Starter cranking limits (in flight)
Start
1 & 2 120 seconds ON, 10 seconds OFF
3 - 5 120 seconds ON, 5 minutes OFF between start attempts
Systems (Power Plant)

Starter cranking limits (Dry Motoring)
Motoring
1 90 seconds ON, 5 Minutes OFF
2-5 30 seconds ON, 5 Minutes OFF between Dry Motors
System Limits (Power Plant)

N1 tailwind start
If it is necessary to perform an engine start with a tailwind, monitor N1 indication. If there is no positive increase of N1 before starter cutout (50% N2) the engine start must be manually aborted.
System Limits (Power Plant)

Min duct pressure Crossbleed starts
A minimum duct pressure of 40 psi (minus .5 psi for every thousand feet above sea level) is required prior to engine start.
System Limits (Power Plant)

Time engine warm up
After engine start allow 2 minutes for engine thermal stabilization before the use of high thrust settings. Taxi time at or near IDLE can be included in the engine warm up period.
System Limits (Power Plant)

Engine Thrust N1
1. Target N1 indication on the EICAS must be equivalent to the target N1 available via performance calculation.

2. N1 difference between FADEC value (indicated on EICAS) and computed value is "0" or this difference is positive and lower than or equal to .5%
System Limits (Power Plant)

Reduced Thrust limitation
Use of reduced takeoff thrust procedures is not allowed on runways contaminated with standing water, slush, snow or ICE.
System Limits (Power Plant)

ATTCS (Automatic Takeoff Thrust Control System)
Takeoff with the ATTCS "OFF" is not authorized.
System Limits (Power Plant)

Engine cool down time
following high thrust operation the engine will be operated a minimum of two minutes at or near idle prior to engine shutdown. Time of operation at or near idle, such as taxiing, is included in this two minute period.
System Limits (Fuel)

Max fuel capacity
20,935 lbs
Systems Limits (Fuel)

Max imbalance
794 lbs
Systems Limits (Fuel)

Min fuel tank temp
-40 degree C.
Systems Limits (Fuel)

Crossfeed
Fuel crossfeed must be selected OFF during takeoff and landing
System Limits (APU)

Make and Model
Sundstrand APS 2300
System Limits (APU)

General limitations
1. Wait 30 seconds after the EICAS is energized to start the APU.
2. Do not leave the aircraft unattended more than 5 minutes with the APU running.
3. simultaneous use of the APU bleed and the HP cart is prohibited.
System Limits (APU)

APU starter duty cycle
Start
1 & 2 60 seconds OFF between attempts
3rd 5 minutes OFF.
Systems Limits (APU)

Start Temperature
Min -54 degrees C
Max ISA + 35 degrees C
System Limits (APU)

Start Altitude
Max 30,000 feet
System Limits (APU)

continuous Operation Temperature
Min -54 degrees C
Max ISA + 35 degrees C
System Limits (APU)

Continuous Operation Altitude
33,000 feet
System Limits (APU)

Electrical generator use altitude
33,000 feet
System Limits (APU)

Max altitude ECS bleed use
15,000 feet
System Limits (APU)

Max altitude Main engine start
21,000 feet
System Limits (Pressurization)

Max differential pressure
Up to 37,000 feet 7.8 psi
Above 37,000 feet 8.34 psi
System Limits (Pressurization)

Max differential over pressure
8.77 psi
System Limits (Pressurization)

Max Differential negative pressure
-0.5 psi
System Limits (Pressurization)

Max Differential pressure Take off and landing
0.2 psi
System Limits (Hydraulic)

Min Reservoir temp for engine start
-18 degrees C.
System Limits (Brakes)

BTMS for take off
Brake temperature indication must be in the green range for take off
Systems Temp (Brakes)

Norm PSI
3000 psi
System Limits (Brakes)

Anti Skid protection limits
1. Touchdown deactivation, WOW + 3 Sec or wheel speed > or = to 50 kts ground speed.
2. Take off operative speed = or > than 30 kts ground speed.
3. Inoperative = or < 10 kts ground speed
System Limits (Thrust Reversers)

Go around
Do not attempt a go around maneuver after deployment of the thrust reversers
System Limits (Thrust Reversers)

Min Rev on landing
Upon landing, thrust reversers should be set to MIN REV at 60 kts and be closed at 30 kts
System Limits (thrust Reversers)

Min Rev for RTO
During RTO, the thrust reversers can be used until the airplane comes to a complete stop
System Limits (Thrust Reversers)

Use of forward thrust after reversers
After selecting reverse thrust, do not move the thrust levers into the forward thrust range until the REV icon on the EICAS is shown in amber or green.
System Limits (Thrust Reversers)

Powerback operations
The use of thrust reversers for power back operations is prohibited.
System Limits (ICE and Rain)

Operation on the ground
The anti-ice system must be operating when the OAT is 10 degrees C or less and :
- Icing conditions exist, or
- for takeoff, with the ceiling less than 1,700 feet
System Limits (ICE and Rain)

Operation in flight
The engine and wing anti-ice systems operate automatically, in case of ice encounter when the ice protection mode selector is in the AUTO position.
System Limits (Auto flight control system)

Min Engagement Height
400 feet AGL
System Limits (Auto flight control system)

Minimum Use height (Precision approach)
50 feet
System Limits (Auto flight control System)

Min use height (Non-precision approach)
MDA
System Limits (Navigation)

Use of TAS, TAT, and SAT
Information only valid above 60 kts
System Limits (Navigation)

Use of Back course
Back course approaches using IESS are prohibited.
System Limits (Communications)

Transmitting with VHF 1
The standby magnetic compass indication is not valid.
System Limits (Instrument)

Barometric altimeter minimums
Must be used for all CAT I approaches.
System Limits (EGPWS)

EGPWS procedures
Pilots are authorized to deviate from their current ATC clearance to the extent necessary to comply with an EGPWS warning.
System Limits (EGPWS)

Navigation using EGPWS
1. Navigation is not to be predicated on the use of the Terrain Awareness system.
2. The use of predictive EGPWS functions should be manually inhibited when landing to an airport that is not in the EGPWS airport database to avoid unwanted alerts.
3. The terrain display is intended to be used as a situational tool only and may not provide the accuracy and/or fidelity on which to solely base terrain avoidance maneuvering.
System Limits (EGPWS)

QFE operations
The use of predictive EGPWS functions should be manually inhibited during QFE operations if GPS data is unavailable or inoperative.
System Limits (FMS)

RNP
RNP Navigation is not authorized at this time
System Limits (FMS)

FMS Speed Mode
The use of FMS speed mode is prohibited in the event of engine failure
System Limits (FMS)

FMS PERF INIT use
Use of the FMS PERF INIT settings in a mode other than FULL PERF is not authorized at this time.