Boeing 707 Checklist 2 - Limitations
Boeing 707 Checklist 2 - Limitations
Boeing 707 Checklist 2 - Limitations
Limitations
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Altitude Limits
Pressure altitude limits are as follows:
Except for –300 aircraft, if pressure altitude is below –1000 feet, takeoff and landing is permitted
using performance data scheduled for –1000 feet.
Antiskid
The antiskid must be on for takeoff and landing, unless inoperative. Flaps 40 for landing is not
permitted with antiskid inoperative. Do not dispatch with antiskid inoperative unless:
• Forecast runway conditions for takeoff and landing are free of standing water, snow, slush or
ice.
• Crosswind component expected for takeoff and landing does not exceed 15 knots
300B/300C/B-ADV: Do not use HF to transmit between 2 and 6.5 MHz with antiskid on during taxi,
takeoff roll and landing.
Attitude Warning: 300B/300C/B-ADV
The attitude warning (stick shaker) system must be operative for all flight operations.
Cabin Pressurization
The airplane may be pressurized to a maximum of 250 feet positive cabin pressure differential
during takeoff and landing. For pressurized flight above 10,000 feet the following MEL
requirements for flight apply:
On –300 series only, do not use engine bleed air for cabin pressurization with anti-icing bleed,
because engine bleed limits would be exceeded. On all aircraft except –300, sufficient engine
power must be maintained when using engine bleed air for cabin pressurization with win anti-icing
on or cabin pressurization will be lost.
Engine Anti-Ice
The engine ice protection systems shall be operated continuously as an anti-icing system in icing
conditions.
Engine Ignition
Engine ignition must be ON for takeoff and initial climb.
Fuel Dumping
Extend dump chutes with wing flaps up. Dump fuel with wing flaps 30° or less. (300B/C/B-ADV,
720B: dump with flaps up except in emergency; if required, fuel may be dumped with flaps at 25°
or less but flow rate from main tanks will be reduced and flow rate from center tank will be
neglible.) Dump fuel with speed brakes retracted. Do not use full and rapid aileron control while
dumping fuel.
Fuel Loading
The normal fuel loading procedure is:
1. Load all main tanks equally,
4. After all wing tanks are full, load the center tank.
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Fuel Tank Capacity, Usable Fuel, -300B-ADV/C
TANK U.S. GALLONS KILOGRAMS POUNDS
• For –300, with flaps rectracted: 2700 fpm at airspeeds below 225 KIAS
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Performance, Weight limitations (lbs)
-300 non-fan 300B 300B-ADV fan 300C-PAX fan
WEIGHT LIMITATION
Lo Gross Hi Gross Fan Fan - -
302,000 (1) 316,000 328,000 336,000 328,000 336,000 Maximum taxi weight
(structural limit)
- - - - - 333,100 (2)
ALTERNATE
NOTES:
1. LO-GROSS weight limits are listed in event it becomes necessary to downgrade an aircraft form HI to LO GROSS
because of installation of LO GROSS landing gear components.
2. Center tank fuel must be 20,000 lbs or more, and wing tanks full in the TOGW range above Normal Maximum up
to Alternate Maximum TOGW.
3. Maximum landing weight (LGW) (structural limit) is 247,000 lbs, provided CG limits are restricted whenever
LGW exceeds 215,000 lbs.
For non-fans: Do not operate the thrust reverser in reverse thrust in excess of 94% N1 RPM. For
fans only: On the ground, do not exceed the appropriate N1 RPM values in reverse thrust.
Maximum LGW for Short Transits
At the end of the time period, check the wheel thermal plugs to ascertain that they have not
melted. Takeoff must not be scheduled less than 40 minutes (30 minutes on 100B series) after any
landing in which the gross weights and operating conditions critical for wheel fusible plug melting
energy levels have bee exceeded.
Ventral Fin
On 300B series ONLY – the 39” ventral fin must be installed.
Wind
Limiting tailwind components: 10 kts for takeoff and landing.
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AIRSPEED LIMITS
Maximum Operating Limit Speed (Vmo/Mmo)
MAXIMUM OPERATING LIMIT SPEEDS
LO-SPEED HI-SPEED
(-321/331 Series) (Fan Series – 100B, 720B, ALTITUDE (FT)
-300B, 300C, B-ADV)
An airspeed indicator with hi-speed calibration may not be installed on lo-speed 321/331 series
aircraft. Conversely, one or both lo-speed indicators may be put in a fan aircraft to permit
continuing to a major maintenance base where a hi-speed unit will be reinstalled. However, the
low-speed Vmo limits must not be exceeded during flight.
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Other Speed Limitations
MACH TRIM SYSTEM INOPERATIVE
.825 Mlo
320 Vle
.825 Mle
200 40°
181 50°
270 SPEED BRAKE MINIMUM FOR 300C CARGO FLIGHTS (AFE) Do not use speed brakes for normal
operation below 270 KIAS clean or with flaps extended. A 300C heavily loaded with cargo will
not transmit buffet to the cockpit area as readily as when lightly loaded – the crew may not
realize when the tail is in heavy buffet.
Vmo Vao
Mmo Mao
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240 Vdco
.83 Mdco
.815 Vmo = Mle = Mmo = .815 is also mach limit for emergency descent with 5th pod.
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• These speeds vary slightly with different models and may be conservative when compared with the
placarded IAS on the pilot’s instrument panel.
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Critical Speeds Placards
300B CRITICAL SPEEDS IAS
2&3
ENG MINIMUM
THRESH SPEEDS STALL SPEEDS - KNOTS CLIMB CONTROL
WEIGHT SPEEDS SPEEDS
1000 LB
50°° 40°° FULL 40°° 25°° 17°° 0°°
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100B CRITICAL SPEEDS IAS
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720B CRITICAL SPEEDS IAS
2&3
ENG MINIMUM
THRESH STALL SPEEDS - KNOTS CLIMB CONTROL
WEIGHT SPEEDS SPEEDS SPEEDS
1000 LB
FULL 40°° 30°° 20°° 0°°
(1) Take off thrust is limited by EPR, observing RPM and EGT limits.
(2) The oil-in temperature limit is 132°C for continuous operation and 143°C for
transient operation. Oil-in temperature may not exceed 132°C for more than 15
minutes.
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