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Maximum number of passenger seats?

180

Upper and lower G limits for clean configuration?

-1 g to +2.5 g

Upper and lower G limits for slats and flaps extended

0 g to +2 g

Upper and lower G limits for slats extended and flaps retracted?

0 g to +2 g

Maximum taxi weight? (kgs or lbs)

73,900 kg (162,921 lb)

Maximum take off weight? (kgs or lbs)

73,500 kg (162,039 lb)

Maximum landing weight? (kgs or lbs)

64,500 kg (142,198 lb)

Maximum zero fuel weight? (kgs or lbs)

61,000 kg (134,481 lb)

Minimum weight? (kgs or lbs)

37,230 kg (82,079 lb)

Runway slope limitation?

± 2°

Maximum Runway altitude?

9,200 ft

Nominal runway width? (meters)

45 m

Maximum demonstrated crosswind?

38 kt (gust included)

Maximum tailwind for takeoff?

15 kts

Maximum tailwind for landing?

15 kts

If landing with a 15 kt tailwind, what is the only flap configuration permitted?

Flaps full

Maximum tailwind for automatic landing and rolllout?

10 kt

Maximum wind for passenger door operation?

65 kt

Maximum wind for cargo door operation?



Also, cargo door must be closed, before the wind speed exceeds ___ kt.

40 kt (or 50 kt, if the aircraft nose is oriented into the wind, or the cargo door is on the leeward side)



Cargo door must be closed, before the wind speed exceeds 65 kt.

Maximum crosswind on a damp or wet (3 mm or less of water)?

38 kt

Maximum crosswind on a runway with 3 mm or less of slush, dry snow, or wet snow?

29 kt

Maximum crosswind on a runway with frost or compacted snow (OAT below -15°C)?

29 kt

Maximum crosswind when runway is "slippery when wet", compacted snow (OAT above -15°C), or more than 3 mm of dry snow or wet snow?

25 kt

Maximum crosswind when runway has more than 3 mm of water or slush?

20 kt

Maximum crosswind when runway has ice (cold & dry)?

15 kt

Takeoff is not recommended on:


1. Wet ice


2. Water on top of compacted snow


3. Dry snow or wet snow over ice



(Not a question)

(No answer)

If alternate law or direct law is active, full ailerons and rudder application should be confined to speeds below _______? (What V speed)

Va

If alternate or direct law is active, maneuvers involving angle of attack near stall should be confined to speeds below _______? (What V speed)

Va

Max speed for Flaps 1?

230 kt

Max speed for Flaps 1 + F?

215 kt

Max speed for Flaps 2?

200 kt

Max speed for Flaps 3?

185 kt

Max speed for Flaps FULL?

177 kt

VLE? (kt and mach)

280 kt / M .67

VLO extention? (kt)

250 kt

VLO retraction

220 kt

Maximum altitude at which the landing gear may be extended?

25,000 ft

Maximum tire speed?

195 kt

Maximum windshield wiper use?

230 kt

Maximum cockpit window open speed?

200 kt

Maximum taxi speed?

When the taxi weight is higher than 76,000 kg, do not exceed taxi speed of 20 kt during a turn.

Maximum differential pressure to open ram air inlet?

1 PSI

Max airflow supplied by the ground cart? (kg/s)

Airflow supplied by the ground cart shall not exceed 1.2 kg/s

What happens if you accidently use conditioned air from the packs and a LP ground unit simultaneously?

Chattering of the non return valves

Why isn't it ok to use a HP ground unit when the APU is supplying bleed air?

It will cause damages in the bleed system.

(Cabin Pressure) Maximum positive differential pressure?

8.6 PSI

(Cabin Pressure) Maximum negative differential pressure?

-1 PSI

Minimum height for use of autopilot on takeoff with SRS mode?

100 ft AGL

FMGS interal logic prevents autopilot from engaging after takeoff within ___ seconds.

5 seconds

Minimum height for use of autopilot in straight-in non precision approach?

Applicable minimum

Minimum height for use of autopilot in circling approach

Applicable circling minimums - 100 ft.

Minimum height for use of autopilot in ILS approach when CAT2 or CAT3 is NOT displayed on the FMA

160 ft AGL

Minimum height for use of autopilot in a PAR approach

250 ft AGL

Minimum height for engagement of AP or FD in event of a go around

100 ft AGL

Minimum height for use of autopilot in general flight phases

500 ft AGL

Minimum DH for ILS CAT II

100 ft AGL

If the flight crew performs an automatic CAT II approach without autoland, the AP must be disengaged no later than ____ ft AGL.

80 ft AGL

Minimum DH for ILS CAT III Fail Passive?

50 ft

A/THR must be used in selected or managed speed in ILS CAT __________.

ILS CAT III Fail Passive and


ILS CAT II Fail Operational

Alert height for ILS CAT III Fail Operational

100 ft

Minimum decision height for CAT III (Dual) with a DH

20 ft

Minimum RVR for CAT III (Dual) WITHOUT a DH

75 m

CAT II and CAT III fail passive autoland are only approved if config _______ is used and engine-out procedures are completed before reaching ______ ft in approach.

CAT II and CAT III fail passive autoland are only approved if config FULL is used and engine out procedures are completed before reaching 1,000 ft in approach.

Maximum ATC reported HWD, TWD, and XWD for CAT II and CAT III automatic approach landing and roll out.

HWD - 30 kt


TWD - 10 kt


XWD - 20 kt


(As reported by ATC)



If tower reports a surface wind beyond these limits, only CAT I automatic apporach without autoland can be performed

CAT II and CAT III autoland are approved in two configurations. CONF ___ and CONF ___.

CONF 3 and CONF FULL

Maximum continuous load per generator

100 % (90 KVA)

Maximum continuous load per TR

200 A

Max operating altitude with slats and/or flaps extended is ________.

20,000 ft

Normal hydraulic operating pressure is ______PSI ± ____

3,000 PSI ± 200

Maximum brake temperature for takeoff?

300 °C

If the tire damage is suspected after landing or rejected takeoff, what is required before taxiing?

Inspection of tires is required

If one tire is deflated on one or more gears, what is the limitation to continue taxiing?

Maximum of three deflated tires.



Speed in turns are limited to 7 kts.

If two tires are deflated on the same main gear (the other main gear tires not being deflated), speed should be limited to ____ kt and nose wheel steering angle limited to _____ °.

3 kts and nose wheel steering angle limited to 30°

Using the handwheels, the nosewheel steering angle is limited to ____°.

75°

The nosewheel steering angle for towing and pushback is ____ °.

95°

When both PFDs are lost, which ISIS function must not be used?

ISIS bugs function

What is required to operate the APU if the LOW OIL LEVEL ECAM advisory is displayed?

The APU may be started and operated, however maintenance action is required within next 10 h of APU operation.

What are the APU starter limits?

After 3 starter motor duty cycles, wait 60 minutes before attempting 3 more cycles.

What is the APU Maximum N (ECAM display)?

107 %

Maximum APU EGT?

675 °C

Maximum EGT to start APU below 35,000 ft?

1,090 °C

Maximum EGT to start APU above 35,000 ft?

1,120 °C

Maximum TOGA time limit and EGT limit in normal situations?

5 minute maximum and 950 °C

Maximum TOGA time limit and EGT limit in case of engine failure?

10 minute maximum and 950 °C

Maximum EGT for MCT?

915°C

Maximum EGT for engine starting?

725 °C

Maximum continuous oil temperature?

140 °C

Maximum transient oil temperature?

155 °C for 15 mins

Minimum starting oil temperature?

-40 °C

Minimum oil temperature fore take off?

-10 °C

N1 max?

104 %

N2 max?

105 %

Regular engine starting limits?

Maximum 2 mins in a cycle.


Maximum 4 cycles every 15 mins.


Minimum of 20 second rest between cycles.

Is it permitted to use reverse to back up the aircraft?

No

Maximum reverse should not be used below what speed?

70 kt

Idle reverse use is permitted until what speed?

Until the aircraft stops. 0 kt

For reduced thrust takeoffs, thrust reduction must not exceed _____ % of the full rated takeoff thrust.

25 %

T MAX FLEX is ISA + ____ °C

ISA + 53 °C

The assumed temperature for a flex takeoff cannot be less than _________.

The current OAT

Is takeoff at reduced thrust permitted on contaminated runways?

No

What is the length of the A320 (meters)?
37.57m
What is the length of the A321 (meters)?
44.5m
What is the height of the A320? (meters and feet)
12.14m or 39'10"
What is the distance between the two sets of main landing gears? (meters)
7.59m
What is the height of the engine above the ground? (meters and feet)
0.56m and 1'9"
What is the wingspan of the A320? (meters and feet)
34.1m or 111'10"
What is the minimum pavement width required for a 180° turn? (meters)
22.9m
What is far back from the nosewheel are the main landing gears? (meters)
12.64m
What is the minimum arc of the nosewheel? (meters)
13.81m
What is the minimum arc of the aircraft nose? (meters)
18.3m
What is the minimum arc of the wingtip? (meters)
21.91m

Max Diving Speed?

380 kt (0.89M)

Max speed in Alternate Law?

320 kt (0.77M)

Max speed in Direct Law?

320 kt (0.77M)

Maximum N speed of the APU?

106% (107% on the APU ECAM page)

What is the maximum altitude to operate the APU?

FL410

G forces for descent mode / OP descent are limited to how many Gs?

0.1 G

G forces for expedite mode are limited to how many Gs?

0.15 G