Frontier Airlines Limitations Exam: Guide to Aircraft Specifications and Procedures, Exams of Advanced Education

Download Frontier Airlines Limitations Exam: Guide to Aircraft Specifications and Procedures and more Exams Advanced Education in PDF only on Docsity! Frontier Airlines Limitations Exam Questions and Answers A/C 200 Series (Type and Pax) - Answer- A320 CFM/180 Pax A/C 300 Series (Type and Pax) - Answer- A320 NEO/186 Pax A/C 600 Series (Type and Pax) - Answer- A321 NEO/240 Pax A/C 700 Series (Type and Pax) - Answer- A321 CEO/230 Max Crosswind Limit for Takeoff (All Aircraft) - Answer- 35kts Max Crosswind Limit for Landing (All Aircraft) - Answer- 38kts Max Tailwind Limitation AC 213-299/301-399/601-699 - Answer- Takeoff 15kts; Landing 10kts Max Tailwinds Limitation AC 701-799 - Answer- Takeoff and Landing 10kts Auto Brake Setting for Takeoff (RTO) - Answer- Max (0 Seconds) Auto Brake Setting for Runway Less than 8000ft - Answer- Medium (2 Seconds) Auto Brake Setting for Runway More than 8000ft - Answer- Low (4 Seconds) What are the three instances when Reduced Takeoff Thrust is not authorized? - Answer- 1. Slippery/Contaminated Conditions 2. Any form of Windshear 3. Special Departure Procedures that specify Full Thrust How long can you remain at TOGA Thrust with 2 Engines Operating? - Answer- 5min Maximum How long can you remain at TOGA Thrust with 1 Engine Operating? - Answer- 10min Maximum Which aircraft series are designated Approach CAT C? - Answer- A/C 213-299/301- 399/601-699 NOTE: Each aircraft is certificated in only one approach category and cannot be flown to minimums of a slower approach category. Which aircraft series are designated CAT D? - Answer- A/C 701-799 NOTE: Each aircraft is certificated in only one approach category and cannot be flown to minimums of a slower approach category. What is the minimum Autopilot Engagement Altitude after Takeoff? - Answer- 100ft AGL and at least 5 seconds after liftoff What is the minimum Autopilot Engagement Altitude while Enroute? - Answer- 900ft AGL What is the minimum Autopilot Engagement Altitude during an RNAV Visual Approach? - Answer- 500ft AGL What is the minimum Autopilot Engagement Altitude for a Non-Precision Approach? - Answer- DDA/DA What is the minimum Autopilot Engagement Altitude for a non-Autoland CAT 1 ILS FMA? - Answer- 160ft AGL What is the minimum Autopilot Engagement Altitude for a non-Autoland CAT 2/3 ILS FMA? - Answer- 80ft AGL What is the minimum Autopilot Engagement Altitude for a Go Around? - Answer- 100ft AGL What is the minimum Autopilot Engagement Altitude after an Autoland Approach? - Answer- Rollout/Taxi Speed Autoland is required when weather is below - Answer- CAT 1 Minimums Frontier's policy is to set for an Autoland below __________ mile or __________ RVR provided that all Autoland requirements can be met. - Answer- 1/2 or 2400 True or False: The use of Auto Thrust is approved with or without the Autopilot/Flight Director in Selected or Managed. - Answer- True Max Altitude for APU Restart using Battery? - Answer- FL 250 Max Altitude with Flap/Slats? - Answer- FL 200 The maximum airspeed to extend Flaps/Slats to the next lower setting (i.e. Flaps 2 to Flaps 3) is - Answer- VFE Next -10kts