How much fuel for 45 minute IFR reserve?
1121 LBS
FL300 @ .74M 16,800LBS
How much fuel for Hot Spare?
3600 LBS
The DO or ADO on duty may authorize reduction of these quantities under certain conditions.
Emergency Fuel
759 LBS
Fuel onboard when parking in inclement weather?
3600 LBS
Minimum runway length
3500 FT
Minimum runway width
60 FT
Max runway slope
+ / - 2%
When is an ops review required for runway performance?
Contaminated runway LESS THAN 5500 FT
Max crosswind on takeoff
Static : 18KT
Rolling : 25KT
Max landing crosswind
28KTS
What are the crosswind limits when operating from a contaminated runway?
150ft wide or greater - 15kts
149ft wide or less - 10kts
Max tailwind component on takeoff
Can you use instantaneous winds?
10KT
The use of instantaneous winds for the purposes of takeoff and landing when standard reported winds indicate otherwise is prohibitied. - FOM 2.11.4
What kinds of equipment are required for operations in RVSM airspace?
1) Autopilot (1)
2) Altitude alerting device (1)
3) ATC altitude alerting transponder (1)
4) Air Data Computer (2)
5) Pitot tube heaters (2) on the probes linked to the ADC in use
Mnemonic: AATAP -> Autopilot, Altitude alerting device, ATC altitude alerting transponder, Air Data Computer, Pitot tube heaters.
Max takeoff weight?
18,387 LBS (300)
18,551LBS (300E)
See AOM 12.2.1 for further guidance
Max landing weight
17,042LBS (300)
17,272LBS (300E)
See AOM 12.2.2 for further guidance
Max ramp & taxi weight
18,497 LBS - 300
18,617 LBS - 300E
Zero fuel weight
14,440 LBS - 300
14,263 LBS - 300E
Max allowable baggage
Forward - 110
Aft - 463
See FOM 2.7.6 for standard weights
Maximum operating altitude
FL450
Maximum altitude flaps extended
FL180
Maximum altitude with OEI in icing conditions
15,000ft
Maximum altitude for engine start, takeoff and landing
14,000ft
Maximum altitude for takeoff and landing in icing conditions
10,000ft
Lowest altitude for engine start, takeoff and landing
-1000ft