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What is the minimum width of pavement required for a 180 degree turn?
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?
What are the limits for runway slope?
- +/- 3%
- +/- 2% (correct)
- +/- 1%
- +/- 0.5%
What is the maximum tailwind for take-off?
What is the maximum tailwind for take-off?
- 13 kts
- 15 kts (correct)
- 17 kts
- 20 kts
What is the maximum tailwind for landing?
What is the maximum tailwind for landing?
Describe the Maximum Speed Limit for RVSM airspace?
Describe the Maximum Speed Limit for RVSM airspace?
Describe the 747-8F Maximum Operating Altitude.
Describe the 747-8F Maximum Operating Altitude.
Describe the 747-8F Maximum Takeoff and Landing Altitude.
Describe the 747-8F Maximum Takeoff and Landing Altitude.
Which part of the aircraft sweeps through the largest turning radius?
Which part of the aircraft sweeps through the largest turning radius?
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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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