Flap System Limitations - Landplane

  1. What is the approved flaps setting for takeoff?
    Flaps 10°
  2. Approved landing flap settings are ...
    For normal operations – Flaps 20° or 37.5°

    During or after flight in icing conditions - Flaps  10°

    Landing with flaps 10°is only permitted in icing conditions, or if there is any possibility that ice may be present on any part of the aircraft
  3. What are the flaps setting during en-route climb?
    Both engine - 0°

    Single engine - 10°
  4. What conditions expected could exceed the design speed of the nose wheel during landing?
    Flaps 10° and when the outside air temperatures above ISA
  5. How do you calculate the landing distance with flap setting of 10° and 20°?
    All the performance graphs in the manual give landing distances with flaps set at 37.5°


    To calculate landing distance with flaps set at 20°, multiply the landing distance for flaps 37.5° by 1.3 – in other words, landing distance with flaps 20°is 130% of the distance given in the charts

    To calculate landing distance with flaps set at 10°, multiply the landing distance for flaps 37.5° by 1.8 – in other words, landing distance with flaps 10°is 180% of the distance given in the charts
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Flap System Limitations - Landplane
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