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Question 1

What is the wingspan of the aircraft?

Answer 1

118 feet

This measurement is crucial for understanding the aircraft’s size and handling characteristics.

Question 2

When do emer lights come on?

Answer 2

Automatically when power is lost to DC bus 1 or loss of AC power

This feature is essential for safety during power failures.

Question 3

What happens when DC bus 1 and DC bus 2 are lost?

Answer 3

• Cabin door unlocked
• Control panel status lights inoperative
• Warning functions inoperative
• All system electrical components inoperative

This indicates a critical failure affecting aircraft operation.

Question 4

Under what conditions do overwing exits lock?

Answer 4

• 3 of 4 entry/service doors are closed
• Either engine is running
• Airplane air/ground logic indicates airplane is in air or both thrust levers are advanced

This mechanism ensures passenger safety during flight.

Question 5

What is the maximum pressure for crew oxygen?

Answer 5

1850 psi

This indicates the high-pressure capacity of the crew oxygen system.

Question 6

How long can passenger oxygen flow?

Answer 6

Up to 12 minutes

This is critical for passenger safety in case of cabin depressurization.

Question 7

What is the max operating pressure altitude?

Answer 7

41,000 ft

This altitude limit is important for flight planning and safety.

Question 8

What is the max extension flap altitude?

Answer 8

20,000 ft

This limit is crucial for maintaining aircraft performance.

Question 9

What is the max tailwind component allowed?

Answer 9

15 kts

This limit affects takeoff and landing performance.

Question 10

What is the severe turbulence penetration speed?

Answer 10

280 knots / .76 Mach

This speed is critical for safety in turbulent conditions.

Question 11

What is the max crosswind limit for runway code 6 during takeoff?

Answer 11

33 kts

This limit is important for safe operations in crosswind conditions.

Question 12

What are the max crosswind limits for runway code 5 during landing?

Answer 12

37 kts

This limit is crucial for ensuring safe landings.

Question 13

Icing conditions exist when temperature is 10C or below and there is _______.

Answer 13

visible moisture

This condition is critical for flight safety and requires caution.

Question 14

What is the minimum autopilot engagement altitude?

Answer 14

400 ft AGL

This altitude is important for safe autopilot operation.

Question 15

What is the minimum altitude for autopilot use on approach?

Answer 15

• 50 ft AGL on precision approaches
• 50 ft below MDA/DA on non-precision approaches

This ensures safe landing procedures.

Question 16

What are the autoland max winds?

Answer 16

• 25 kts headwind
• 15 kts crosswinds
• 10 kts tailwinds

These limits are crucial for safe autoland operations.

Question 17

For the 737-900, what is the max tailwind limit for field elevation below 4000 ft?

Answer 17

10 kts

This limit is important for takeoff and landing performance.

Question 18

For the 737-900, what is the max tailwind limit for field elevation between 4000 ft and 6000 ft?

Answer 18

5 kts

This limit is important for maintaining safe operational conditions.

Question 19

For the 737-900, what is the max tailwind limit for field elevation above 6000 ft?

Answer 19

0 kts

This indicates that no tailwind is allowed for safe operations.