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DL B717 Limitations

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Maximum operating altitude 37000
Maximum TO landing tailwind component 10 knots
Maximum crosswind component for TO and landing 38 knots 15 knots autoland Contaminated runway
Severe turbulence air penetration 275 knots .75M
TO autopilot engage minimum altitude 200 ft
Autoland maximum wind speeds Headwind 25 knots Crosswind 15 knots Tailwind 10 knots
APU AIR Switch must be off for take off and in-flight operations
RUNWAY SLOPE +1.7% -2.0%
CENTER TANK FUEL IS PRESENT AND WILL BE NEEDED Center tank fuel pumps must be individually checked to veryfy pump operation prior to engines start
LANDING GEAR SPEEDS Max retraction 250 KIAS Max extension 300 KIAS Max tire 195 KIAS
FUEL TEMPERATURE Maximum fuel temp is 54°C (JA1,JP5/8) 35°C (JB, JP4) Minimum fuel temp is the higher of Fuel freze point -42°C for TO, climb, and GA -48°C for flight above 150
MAX TO AND LANDING PRESSURE ALTITUDE 8500 feet
Manuver limit load factors Flaps/slats retracted +2.5g to -1.0g Flaps or slats extended +2.0g to 0.0g
FUEL IMBALANCE 1500 lb
FUEL MANAGEMENT Use center tank fuel (excluding ballast fuel) prior to using main tanks fuel
WHEATHER RADAR Do not operate in a hangar or within 50 ft of personell or fuel spill
ALTIMETER READING DIFFERENCES CA/FO On the ground CA/FO 60 Ft CA/FO & field elevation 75 Ft On the air CA/FO 200 Ft
SPEED BRAKES Don't use with flaps beyond 20° Don't move to ground spoiler position in flight
RUDDER Rudder hydraulic power must be on for TO
APU Max operatin altitude 370 Cycle 3 consecutive start attemts. Whait 30 minute prior to further starts.
ENGINE STARTER DUTY CYCLE 3 start attempts with a minimum of 15 sec between attemps. Starter on max durtion 3 min. Allow 15 minutes cooling time before further start attemps are mad.
PRESSURIZATION Max cabin differential 7.86 psi. Max emergency relief pressure is 8.27 psi.
CRACKED WINDSHILD Do not operate W/S anti-ice and anti-fog. Below 10,000 ft speed Outer glass 315 KIAS Inner glass 235 KIAS
OXIGEN 1000 psi
Engine oil
Maintenance station 9 qt Non Maintenance 7 qt
Hydraulic quantities left and right
7 quarts
Take off thrust and engine shutdown time 3 minutes
Documents before departure Dispatch Release, Release Verification, Release Addendum, FSR/EFSR, PDC (30), NOTOC/NOTA (15), Pre-Pushback (8), Updated Weather Briefing, WDR (-5/+1).
180° turn 81 feet
Wing span and lenght dimensions
Wing span 93 feet Fuselage lenght 124 feet Hight 29.1 feet
Created by: Gbaron
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