B737 MAX Features and Procedures

What is the maximum landing weight (MLW) of the B737 MAX -8200?

Which statement correctly describes the illumination of the LOCK FAIL (amber) light?

What is the minimum width of pavement required for a 180° turn of the B737 MAX?

How long does the FLT DK DOOR Lock selector prevent further emergency access keypad entry when placed to DENY?

Which window on the flight deck can be opened from the exterior for emergency access?

B737 MAX -8200 Dimensions and Features

Wingtip to wingtip: 117 feet 10 inches
Tail height: 40 feet 10 inches
Maximum Landing Weight (MLW): 152,800 lbs

Flight Deck Access and Emergency Procedures

Lock Fail (Amber) Light: Indicates a door lock failure or the Flight Deck Access System (FDAS) switch is off.
Correct Emergency Access Code Entry: Confirmed by a flight deck chime and the AUTO UNLK (amber) light illuminating.
DENY Selector: Temporarily denies entry and prevents further keypad entry for several minutes.
Door Unlock: After a time delay, the flight deck door unlocks if the DENY function is not selected.
Emergency Access Window: The first officer's side window (R2) can be opened from the exterior for emergency access.
Overwing Emergency Exits: Two overwing emergency exit doors on each side of the aircraft.

Ground Handling and Turning Considerations

180° Turn Pavement Minimum Width: 80 feet.
Turning Distance from Nose and Wingtip: Do not turn away from an object within 23 feet of the nose or 15 feet of a wingtip.

Test your knowledge on the dimensions and features of the B737 MAX-8200. This quiz covers critical information regarding flight deck access, emergency procedures, and ground handling considerations. Ensure you're well-versed in the essential aspects of operating and managing this aircraft.