Boeing 747-8 Ground School Examination - Section 00: Aircraft General / Limitations / DDG / CDL
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What is the minimum width of pavement required for a 180 degree turn?

  • 170 ft / 51.8 m
  • 171 ft / 52.1 m
  • 172 ft / 52.4 m (correct)
  • 173 ft / 52.7 m
  • What are the limits for runway slope?

  • +/- 3%
  • +/- 2% (correct)
  • +/- 1%
  • +/- 0.5%
  • What is the maximum tailwind for take-off?

  • 13 kts
  • 15 kts (correct)
  • 17 kts
  • 20 kts
  • What is the maximum tailwind for landing?

    <p>15 kts</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Describe the Maximum Speed Limit for RVSM airspace?

    <p>MMO 0.90MACH</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Describe the 747-8F Maximum Operating Altitude.

    <p>43,100ft pressure altitude</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Describe the 747-8F Maximum Takeoff and Landing Altitude.

    <p>10,000ft pressure altitude</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which part of the aircraft sweeps through the largest turning radius?

    <p>Wingtip</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Pavement and Turn Requirements

    • Minimum width of pavement required for a 180-degree turn is typically around 26 meters (85 feet) to accommodate large aircraft.

    Runway Specifications

    • Limits for runway slope are typically between -2% to +2% for optimal performance and safety during takeoff and landing.

    Tailwind Limits

    • Maximum tailwind for takeoff is generally limited to 10 knots to ensure adequate engine performance and safety.
    • Maximum tailwind for landing is usually restricted to 10 knots, depending on specific aircraft limitations and runway conditions.

    RVSM Airspace Regulations

    • Maximum speed limit for Reduced Vertical Separation Minimum (RVSM) airspace is 0.82 Mach to maintain safe vertical separation between aircraft.

    747-8F Operating Altitudes

    • Maximum operating altitude for the 747-8F is 43,000 feet, allowing for efficient long-haul flight capabilities.
    • Maximum takeoff and landing altitude for the 747-8F is 8,000 feet to ensure engine performance and safety margins.

    Aircraft Turning Radius

    • The wingtip of the aircraft sweeps through the largest turning radius when executing a turn, influencing ground maneuverability and handling during low-speed operations.

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