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  • How are engine start cycle limits typically documented?
  • What is the tail height of the aircraft?
  • Which combination statement is true?
  • The maximum altitude for flaps/slats extended is which of the following?
  • What is the minimum spoiler deployment speed?
  • Minimum battery voltage for normal operations?
  • APU Starter Duty Cycle Starter Attempt 3 requires an OFF time of which duration?
  • What is the temperature limit for anti-icing system automatic operation?
  • RNAV (GPS) LP minima are permitted only when operating with what certification status?
  • Which value corresponds to the maximum Mach number (MMO)?
  • What is a likely consequence if fuel imbalance limits are exceeded?
  • Which sequence correctly reflects the requirement for APU starter attempts and OFF times?
  • For operations up to 8000 ft, which VMO applies?
  • Flight start of engine groups 3 through 5 has what crank limit?
  • If a tailwind start shows no N1 indication, what action should be taken?
  • Which Dry Motoring Duty Cycle has a 30-second ON time?
  • What is the minimum hydraulic reservoir temperature required for engine start?
  • What action should be taken if a required equipment item is inoperative and affects limitations?
  • When payload changes at the gate, which checks must be performed to ensure compliance with limits?
  • If landing flaps are Full, what is the go-around flap setting?
  • CAT II approach flap setting required?
  • What is the maximum X-Wind for ice?
  • If one or both ice detectors fail, what must the crew do when icing conditions exist or are anticipated below 10°C TAT with visible moisture?
  • Which parameter defines the RAT deployment maximum speed?
  • Flight start of engine groups 1 and 2 has what crank limit?
  • What is the maximum zero fuel weight for the aircraft?
  • Where would you verify the aircraft's maximum cabin altitude?
  • How do you verify the electrical system's generator limits before flight?
  • What is the purpose of APU limitations in the ERJ-175?
  • What is Vb below 10,000 ft?
  • Which statement best defines the purpose of MDA on a non-precision approach?
  • Which document helps determine whether a flight may operate with an inoperative equipment item affecting limitations?
  • For RAT to provide electrical power, what is the minimum speed (Vmin)?
  • Where are fuel imbalance limits documented?
  • At what altitude does the differential pressure specification change from 7.8 psi to 8.4 psi?
  • What is the maximum takeoff/landing temperature limit above ISA for TO/LND?
  • What is the maximum ramp weight for the aircraft?
  • Predictive EGPWS function must be manually inhibited during QFE operations, when GPS data is unavailable or inop. Which button is used to inhibit predictive EGPWS?
  • Where are engine start cycle limits documented?
  • Engine Start – Max Temp?
  • What is the VLO EXT limit?
  • Which statement is true regarding the REV icon on the EICAS and forward thrust?
  • What is the VMO up to 8000 ft?
  • What is the V wiper ops MAX value?
  • During transmission on VHF 1, which compass is not valid?
  • T/O with Automatic Takeoff Thrust Control System (ATTCS) OFF is
  • What is the primary purpose of the maximum speeds specified for deploying reverse thrust and braking in the AFM?
  • How should you handle a flight plan if any limitation precludes the planned route?
  • When a maintenance action results in a change to a published limit, what documentation is required?
  • What is the purpose of the limitation envelope in the AFM?
  • What is the maximum continuous operation temperature above ISA for the APU?
  • How does the AFM protect takeoff and landing performance margins?
  • What should you do if an annunciator indicates an out-of-limit condition in flight?
  • On the ground, the TO dataset must be ENG when OAT is between 5°C and 10°C and which conditions apply?
  • What is the maximum X-Wind for a dry runway?
  • After selecting reverse thrust, when may you move thrust levers into the forward range?
  • Which of the following is true about the Terrain Awareness System in navigation?
  • When landing flaps are Full, which go-around flap setting applies?
  • What is the maximum altitude for single pack operations?
  • Which value corresponds to Vfe 3?
  • What is the significance of the maximum altitude for pressurization management on the ERJ-175?
  • What is the maximum time you should not leave the aircraft unattended with the APU running?
  • Which maximum X-Wind value is 12 knots?
  • What is the maximum altitude at which flaps/slats may be extended?
  • Which parameter has the value 230?
  • Which is greater: Max Ramp Weight or Max Takeoff Weight?
  • If a system indication suggests operating outside its limits, which action is correct?
  • What is the minimum runway width required for this aircraft?
  • In flight, the engine and wing anti-ice systems operate automatically in case of ice encounter when the ice protection mode selector is in the AUTO position. Which mode triggers automatic operation?
  • If environmental control limits are at risk during a leg, what action should be taken?
  • What is the flight crew's responsibility with regard to limitations after maintenance actions?
  • What is the allowable runway slope variation?
  • What is the maximum negative differential pressure (negative press) allowed?
  • Which statement describes the cooling requirement after five dry motoring cycles?
  • What is the APU continuous operation altitude?
  • Which option lists the Vb value for operation below 10,000 ft?
  • Why are tire and braking system speed limits included in limitations?
  • Minimum spoiler speed in knots?
  • How is cabin pressure kept within published limits?
  • What is the maximum landing weight for the aircraft?
  • The normal landing gear operation limits are intended to define which aspects of gear operation?
  • If a published limitation affects the planned alternate airport, what is the recommended course of action?
  • On the ground, the TO dataset must be ALL when OAT is less than 5°C and which conditions apply?
  • TAS, TAT, and SAT information are valid only above which airspeed?
  • Why are crosswind limits published for takeoff and landing?
  • Which two APU parameters share the same 33,000 ft altitude value?
  • How do you verify crew oxygen requirements in flight?
  • How do icing conditions influence limitations for engine and wing operations?
  • RNAV (GPS) LP minima are authorized in which aircraft category?
  • To maintain wing fuel balance within the published limits, fuel crossfeed is used to:
  • What is the APU max start altitude?
  • Do not leave the aircraft unattended more than __ with the APU running.
  • Before takeoff, which elements must be validated to confirm the aircraft is within the published envelope?
  • What is the maximum differential pressure for takeoff and landing?
  • Which dimension represents the aircraft's overall height?
  • What is the cooldown limit after completing five dry motoring cycles?
  • What is the maximum altitude at which the APU bleed use is allowed?
  • Engine Start – Min Oil Press?
  • What is the Va maneuvering speed?
  • What is the purpose of the Environmental Control System (ECS) limits?
  • RNAV (GPS) LP minima are authorized in certified aircraft only. Which option best captures this requirement?
  • During climb, what must remain within published limits to prevent overstress?
  • What is the primary purpose of the AFM's limitations section?
  • Are slats or flaps allowed to operate enroute?
  • If operating with a CG outside the published envelope, what is the likely consequence?
  • Brake temperatures must be what color for takeoff?
  • What is the difference between Max Ramp Weight and Max Zero Fuel Weight?
  • In an engine failure scenario, which action regarding the FMS Speed Module is correct?
  • Which parameter has the value 160?
  • Which dimension specifies the span from wingtip to wingtip?
  • What altitude is allowed for continuous operation electrical generation use by the APU?
  • Which two documents essential to review before flight to confirm all limitations apply?
  • What is the maximum allowable fuel imbalance on the ERJ 175 before landing?
  • What is the maximum gear extension speed (VLO EXT)?
  • The authorization of RNAV (GPS) LP minima applies to which category of aircraft?
  • If a limitation affects the planned route, which is an acceptable course of action after evaluation?
  • What is the wingspan of the aircraft?
  • Ground start of engine groups 1 and 2 has what crank limit?
  • For CAT II approach, which flap setting is mandatory?
  • Which document would you consult for abnormal operations procedures?
  • Where in the AFM would you find published maximum takeoff and landing weights?
  • What is the aircraft length?
  • What is the maximum X-Wind for compact snow?
  • What is the MMO value?
  • The use of thrust reversers during normal taxi operations and power back operations is?
  • Baro Altitude minima must be used for all which category of approach?
  • What is the minimum temperature TO/LND?
  • Which option correctly states the APU start temperature range?
  • What is Vfe 2?
  • When is it appropriate to move thrust levers into the forward range if the REV icon is not Amber or Green?
  • What is the minimum fuel tank temperature limit for the ERJ 175?
  • What is the maximum differential pressure allowed up to 37,000 ft?
  • For non-standard missions such as training or ferry flights, what steps should be taken?
  • How should you respond if an AFM limitation is ambiguous?
  • Which statement is true about the FMS Speed Module during engine failure?
  • If loading would place the CG outside published limits, what must you do?
  • If landing flaps are set to 5, what is the go-around flap setting?
  • GA Maneuver must not be attempted after which event?
  • Why are Weight and Balance limits critical for ERJ-175?
  • Fuel XFeed must be selected __ during takeoff and landing.
  • If a limitation prevents following the planned route, what is the recommended action?
  • What is Vb at 10,000 ft and above?
  • During takeoff and landing, what should the Fuel XFeed switch be set to?
  • During an engine start with tailwind, which indication must be monitored and verified before starter cutoff?
  • What is Vfe 3?
  • Which statement best describes RNAV (GPS) LP minima authorization?
  • During high altitude operation, which parameters are monitored to ensure environmental control limits are not exceeded?
  • Are CG limits intended to maintain safe handling across the entire flight envelope?
  • Why is it essential to comply with all limitations during ground operations?
  • Which statement is true about anti-icing system automatic operation with respect to temperature limits?
  • What is the purpose of CG limits in the ERJ-175's envelope?
  • How long must you wait after EICAS is energized before starting the APU?
  • Which differential pressure value is higher?
  • Dry Motoring Duty Cycle Limits #1 specify an ON time of?
  • Which statement about CG limits is true?
  • What is the general purpose of having a limitation envelope in the AFM?
  • Which start limit applies to Engine Start 3-5 during flight?
  • How should you approach a scenario with uncertain wind components relative to crosswind limits?
  • What is the minimum battery voltage (normal ops)?
  • If cabin depressurization occurs, what action should be taken?
  • Which document category contains the environmental control system limits for an ERJ-175?
  • Min AP use height is defined as what?
  • Which systems have limitations that may trigger MEL or dispatch restrictions?
  • What is the maximum altitude for takeoff and landing?
  • What is the maximum X-Wind for standing water, slush, wet snow, or dry snow?
  • The predictive EGPWS function should be manually inhibited when which scenario occurs?
  • What is V window?
  • What is the Vle RET value?
  • Dry Motoring Duty Cycle Limits #2 - 5 specify an ON time of?
  • Which parameter has the value 195?
  • What is the maximum negative differential pressure in psi?
  • What is the maximum differential overpressure?
  • Which item includes a Mach number in its limit description?
  • In icing conditions, what may be required to comply with limitations?
  • What is Vfe 5?
  • What is the maximum altitude for APU engine start?
  • What is the maneuvering speed Va in knots?
  • When landing flaps are set to 5, which go-around flap setting applies?
  • What is the lower bound of the APU continuous operation temperature?
  • Which statement is true about Engine Start 1 & 2 crank limits when comparing ground and flight operations?
  • Which action should you take if a system indication suggests operating outside its limits?
  • Which combination statement is true?
  • What is Vfe 4?
  • If fuel quantity approaches the aircraft's maximum capacity, what action is recommended?
  • Min engagement AP height is defined as what?
  • What is the maximum tailwind component allowed?
  • Which item uses the speed limit VMO/MMO?
  • Are the max imbalance and the max imbalance before landing the same value for the ERJ 175?
  • What is Vfe 1?
  • What is the maximum operating altitude for the aircraft?
  • Which statement best describes the RNAV (GPS) LP minima authorization status?
  • What is the primary reference for all ERJ-175 operational limitations?
  • Icing conditions may exist when outside air temperature on the ground or Total Air Temp in flight is 10°C or below and what else is present?
  • Icing conditions may also exist when ground temperature is 10°C or below and the aircraft operates on ramps, taxiways, or runways where surface snow, ice, standing water, or slush may be ingested by the engines or freeze on engines, nacelles, or engine sensor probes. Which condition describes this scenario?
  • How do load changes during climb affect structural load limits?
  • Max Fuel Capacity for the aircraft is
  • Why is maintaining fuel balance within published limits important?
  • Which of the following statements is true about LP minima for RNAV (GPS) approaches?
  • If operating on compact snow, what is the maximum X-Wind?
  • What is the VMO from 10,000 ft to Mach transition?
  • Which statement best describes the relationship between the maximum imbalance and the maximum imbalance before landing?
  • What is the maximum takeoff weight for the aircraft?
  • What is the primary objective of adhering to the AFM limitations?
  • What is the maximum differential pressure allowed above 37,000 ft?
  • RNAV (GPS) LP minima may be used only in which category of aircraft?
  • What is the V tire speed?
  • The minimum AP use height for a non-precision approach corresponds to which altitude reference?
  • The anti-ice systems will automatically operate when icing conditions exist and the mode selector is in which position?
  • Why are anti-ice/ice protection limits critical?
  • Ground start of engine groups 3 through 5 has what crank limit?
  • If the aircraft's range capability conflicts with the planned fuel load, what should you do?
  • In engine failure scenarios, which module is prohibited from use?
  • What is the maximum X-Wind for a wet runway?
  • What is the Vfe FULL value?
  • Which of the following best describes the consequence of not reviewing AFM and QRH prior to flight?
  • What is the difference in pounds between Max Ramp Weight and Max Takeoff Weight?
  • Which item is NOT part of the published envelope that AFM limitations apply to?
  • Where would you locate the flap/slat extension limitations in the AFM?
  • What is the purpose of AFM limitations in general?
  • What is the typical maximum cabin altitude used on the ERJ-175?
  • Which option best describes the role of fuel crossfeed in flight?
  • Navigation is not predicated on the use of which system?
  • What is the role of V-speeds in the ERJ-175 limitations?
  • What is the purpose of performing a preflight limitation check?
  • Which maximum X-Wind value is 18 knots?
  • APU starter duty cycle: what is the required OFF time after starter attempts 1 and 2?
  • What is the APU start temperature range (min - max)?
  • The FMS Speed Module in engine failure situations is:
  • During an engine failure, the use of the FMS Speed Module is
  • Before flight, where should you verify the generator load limits and bus configuration?
  • The GRD PROX TERR INHIB button is used to inhibit predictive EGPWS function during which condition?
  • What is the effect of exceeding environmental control system limits on cabin comfort?
  • What is the purpose of MEL in relation to limitations?
  • Which condition indicates icing may be present and should be a consideration for flight crew action?
  • How is fuel crossfeed used in relation to limitations?
  • Which flight phases require strict adherence to speed and configuration limits for safe stall margins?
  • What does MEL define for dispatch?
  • From 10,000 ft to Mach transition, which VMO applies?
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