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Section One Limitations for Boeing 777

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show C D  
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show 8,400 feet  
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show +/- 2%  
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Maximum UNRESTRICTED takeoff / landing tailwind component:   show
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Takeoffs and landings with tailwind components up to __ knots are permitted with restrictions.   show
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Restrictions for 15 knot tailwind takeoffs are:________________   show
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show 1. Landing weights are verified by reference to Section 5.2. Antiskid and Thrust Reversers are fully operational.3. Flaps 30 landing.4. Auto spoilers are used (unless correction is taken.)5. Braking action reported at least GOOD.  
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Flight maneuvering load acceleration limits (flaps up):   show
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show +2.0g to 0.0g  
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show 255 kias  
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Flap 5 placard speed:   show
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show 215 kias  
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show 195 kias  
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Flap 25 placard speed:   show
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Flap 30 placard speed   show
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show 270 kias / 0.82 mach  
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Maximum Landing Gear Extended Speed (VLE/MLE):   show
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The maximum operating speed limit shall not be _____ _____ in any regime of flight.   show
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Mmo:   show
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Vmo:   show
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Note: All airspeed markings and placards in the airplane are shown as ___ values, based on the primary static pressure source.   show
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show ADIRS CAS  
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show ... lower edge of the red and black colored region of the speed tape on the PFD.  
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show VA  
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Maximum Operation Pressure Altitude:   show
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Turbulent Air Penetration Speed (in severe turbulence) below 25,000 feet:   show
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show 280 kias / 0.82 mach  
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In severe turbulence, maintain a minimum of __ knots above the minimum maneuvering speed (top of the amber band) when below 0.82 mach.   show
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show current weather conditions and the pilot's ability and experience level.  
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show 148 feet (45 meters)  
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Engine surge can occur with a strong crosswind component if takeoff thrust is set prior to brake release. Therefore, ______ takeoffs are strongly advised when crosswinds exceed ___ knots.   show
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For actual takeoff crosswind component guidelines, see ________________.   show
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show 40 knots  
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show 40 knots  
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show 20 knots  
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Recommended LANDING crosswind component guidelines (not Autoland) - SNOW - NO MELTING:   show
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show no melting  
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show ... all engines operative and one engine operative.  
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For landing crosswind guidelines, reduce values by __ knots on wet or contaminated runways whenever asymmetric reverse thrust is used.   show
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show weights and C.G.  
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LAHSO required runway length (feet) for elevations , 2,000 ft:   show
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show 8,700  
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show 657,000 pounds  
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Maximum TAKEOFF weight:   show
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Maximum LANDING weight:   show
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show 430,000 pounds  
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