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Wind limitation
What’s your company/CRJ700 maximum wind limitation for operations particularly landing if the wind will be no more then 20 degrees down the runway and let’s assume the runway is 3/3/3 or 4/4/4?
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Originally Posted by 250kt Final
(Post 3173902)
What’s your company/CRJ700 maximum wind limitation for operations particularly landing if the wind will be no more then 20 degrees down the runway and let’s assume the runway is 3/3/3 or 4/4/4?
I think there is an entire thread dedicated to this topic in the regional general forum. |
Originally Posted by 250kt Final
(Post 3173902)
What’s your company/CRJ700 maximum wind limitation for operations particularly landing if the wind will be no more then 20 degrees down the runway and let’s assume the runway is 3/3/3 or 4/4/4?
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Originally Posted by brockenspectre
(Post 3174015)
Who are you, why are you asking, and why you care?
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Originally Posted by Sperrysan
(Post 3174046)
Who are you, why are you asking, and why do you care what he asks?
He’s technically asking for SSI.... so yes, it does matter. |
Originally Posted by Claxstarr
(Post 3174086)
He’s technically asking for SSI.... so yes, it does matter.
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Originally Posted by Claxstarr
(Post 3174086)
He’s technically asking for SSI.... so yes, it does matter.
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Originally Posted by Meow1215
(Post 3174106)
How is a crosswind limitation SSI?
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Originally Posted by Meow1215
(Post 3174106)
How is a crosswind limitation SSI?
It’s in our SOPM, which at the top of every single page says “Sensitive Security Information”. I know that’s going to take a lot of brain power to comprehend. I’ll give you all the time you need. |
Originally Posted by 250kt Final
(Post 3173902)
What’s your company/CRJ700 maximum wind limitation for operations particularly landing if the wind will be no more then 20 degrees down the runway and let’s assume the runway is 3/3/3 or 4/4/4?
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Originally Posted by 250kt Final
(Post 3173902)
What’s your company/CRJ700 maximum wind limitation for operations particularly landing if the wind will be no more then 20 degrees down the runway and let’s assume the runway is 3/3/3 or 4/4/4?
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Originally Posted by trip
(Post 3174154)
What does “no more then 20 degrees down the runway” have to do with maximum wind limitations? Are you asking about crosswind limitations? If so then your late to the party.
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You people are hilarious, oh no wind limits can’t be known by everyone then the public will know when planes can’t fly. God forbid they cancel a flight just one knot under the limit....imagine the lawsuits........:rolleyes:
IMO seems like the OP was asking about total wind and possibly cross wind. Not a lot of planes I know have a maximum wind component. That boils down to personal limit for part 91 or maybe company limitation 135/121. I know my last company had a 45 kt limit no matter the wind direction. There was also a limit on crosswind component with other then dry runways. Going back to the OP seems like they wanted to know if sky west has a limitation on winds if it was a contaminated runway and they were no more then 20 degrees off the nose. Doesn’t take a PhD to figure that out. Must be wearing your masks excessively killing brain cells.... |
Originally Posted by Claxstarr
(Post 3174122)
It’s in our SOPM, which at the top of every single page says “Sensitive Security Information”.
I know that’s going to take a lot of brain power to comprehend. I’ll give you all the time you need. |
Originally Posted by Meow1215
(Post 3174245)
Lighten up Francis. I’m sure the terrorists won’t win because they found out that at OO the CA is supposed to land with winds over 20kts 🙄.
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Originally Posted by Meow1215
(Post 3174245)
Lighten up Francis. I’m sure the terrorists won’t win because they found out that at OO the CA is supposed to land with winds over 20kts [emoji849].
Originally Posted by Sperrysan
(Post 3174264)
yup follow the lead of your fellow ohh ohh pilots and stop whining. The second they realized their super secret squirrel sauce wasn’t so secret,they gave up. Next super secret sensitive things to discuss are their windshield wiper speed limits, oh, and how many crappers they have on their 900s.answer is 3. one forward, one aft, one in the left seat of the flight deck.
In this economic climate, people are getting fired for less and less egregious things. We’ve had multiple CBTs/emails from on high about SSI and social media posting. Why give anyone that one reason necessary to let you go right now? |
Originally Posted by Sperrysan
(Post 3174264)
yup follow the lead of your fellow ohh ohh pilots and stop whining. The second they realized their super secret squirrel sauce wasn’t so secret,they gave up. Next super secret sensitive things to discuss are their windshield wiper speed limits, oh, and how many crappers they have on their 900s.answer is 3. one forward, one aft, one in the left seat of the flight deck.
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Originally Posted by trip
(Post 3174284)
That’s it, I’m going to have to report you.
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Originally Posted by Sperrysan
(Post 3174289)
so is the re-education camp they are going to send me to a weekend thing or is it like a month long program? I promise I will learn to think correctly, while creating finger paintings an macaroni art.
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Originally Posted by trip
(Post 3174341)
Just pack long johns.
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Originally Posted by Claxstarr
(Post 3174086)
He’s technically asking for SSI.... so yes, it does matter.
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Originally Posted by domino
(Post 3174446)
winds don’t count and don’t care. And it’s only a limitation. Add another 8 knots and you get the real limitation.
Feel free to copy/paste portions of SSI and then let us know who you are. I’d love to see your comments after being fired for publishing documents. |
Originally Posted by Claxstarr
(Post 3174267)
You two are fun.
In this economic climate, people are getting fired for less and less egregious things. We’ve had multiple CBTs/emails from on high about SSI and social media posting. Why give anyone that one reason necessary to let you go right now? If you are that worried about it, shouldn’t you be concerned about breaking SSI by saying something is SSI? |
Originally Posted by Meow1215
(Post 3174451)
I guess it gives them something to pursue outside of the posts on SkyWest Pilot Memes.
If you are that worried about it, shouldn’t you be concerned about breaking SSI by saying something is SSI? |
Originally Posted by Sperrysan
(Post 3174457)
These nerds think they are sitting on groom lake level information.Pretty easy to tell peeps that have never dealt with any confidential or secret information. Your company was lazy and put your SSI label on every page. That is all. You guys really are not revolutionizing sops with some top secret stuff. Tell me, do jumpseaters need to sign a non disclosure agreement incase they see any of your super secret stuff?
The million dollar question is why are you asking your co-worker these questions? You forgetting who you are quoting and responding to? |
Originally Posted by brockenspectre
(Post 3174484)
The million dollar question is why are you asking your co-worker these questions? You forgetting who you are quoting and responding to?
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I had no idea my simple question would trigger so many on what was supposed to be a easy answer. Thanks to those who PMd me the answer. What’s makes this topic comical was when I actually did fly on a sky west flight a few days ago a passenger sitting next to me asked me if they were fueling up with unleaded or diesel in a joking manner. I told him well better keep quiet apparently anything anyone wants to know about this airline is super secret including fuel. His response was and we are bailing out the airlines ridiculous.:D
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Originally Posted by 250kt Final
(Post 3175034)
I had no idea my simple question would trigger so many on what was supposed to be a easy answer. Thanks to those who PMd me the answer. What’s makes this topic comical was when I actually did fly on a sky west flight a few days ago a passenger sitting next to me asked me if they were fueling up with unleaded or diesel in a joking manner. I told him well better keep quiet apparently anything anyone wants to know about this airline is super secret including fuel. His response was and we are bailing out the airlines ridiculous.:D
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Originally Posted by Sperrysan
(Post 3174503)
The quote was as a point of agreement. As stated in the first sentence. the rest of my rant was directed at the Oh ohers on the form that are making a big deal of their SSI garbage. Merry Christmas by the way
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Originally Posted by brockenspectre
(Post 3175042)
Honest question. What is your obsession with SkyWest, and why do you seem to care so much as to anything relating to it?
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Originally Posted by Sperrysan
(Post 3175109)
Duh trying to learn all your oo secrets. Is that cool with you?
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The Wind Limitations are not in the SOPM (merely a paragraph telling you were to go), but rather in the Weather Tab of your EFB which does not state SSI at the top. In other words, the Wind Limits are not SSI and all of you are wrong and this thread is pointless.
CRJ Crosswind Limitations CRJ 200: Takeoff 27 knots, Landing 27 knots CRJ 700 Takeoff 28 knots, Landing 30 knots CRJ 900 Takeoff 35 knots, Landing 32 knots Takeoff/Landing with RCC1/2, Poor BA, more than 1/8" Standing water or slush, or ice: 10 knots all variants Takeoff or Landing with wet ice, slush over ice, water over compact snow, dry snow over ice, or wet snow over ice is prohibited. Gusts are not to be used for consideration of these limits, steady state wind only. |
Originally Posted by Claxstarr
(Post 3174449)
Feel free to copy/paste portions of SSI and then let us know who you are.
I am he and he is I. Fly safe, Captain T.T. Gallo |
Originally Posted by TracyG42069
(Post 3175411)
FROM THE TOP
I am he and he is I. Fly safe, Captain T.T. Gallo I make a motion that the mods lock this thread as there is simply no reply that will top this. |
Originally Posted by Meow1215
(Post 3175598)
I make a motion that the mods lock this thread as there is simply no reply that will top this.
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Originally Posted by TracyG42069
(Post 3175408)
The Wind Limitations are not in the SOPM (merely a paragraph telling you were to go), but rather in the Weather Tab of your EFB which does not state SSI at the top. In other words, the Wind Limits are not SSI and all of you are wrong and this thread is pointless.
CRJ Crosswind Limitations CRJ 200: Takeoff 27 knots, Landing 27 knots CRJ 700 Takeoff 28 knots, Landing 30 knots CRJ 900 Takeoff 35 knots, Landing 32 knots Takeoff/Landing with RCC1/2, Poor BA, more than 1/8" Standing water or slush, or ice: 10 knots all variants Takeoff or Landing with wet ice, slush over ice, water over compact snow, dry snow over ice, or wet snow over ice is prohibited. Gusts are not to be used for consideration of these limits, steady state wind only. |
Originally Posted by TracyG42069
(Post 3175411)
FROM THE TOP
I am he and he is I. Fly safe, Captain T.T. Gallo |
Originally Posted by Claxstarr
(Post 3174267)
You two are fun.
In this economic climate, people are getting fired for less and less egregious things. We’ve had multiple CBTs/emails from on high about SSI and social media posting. Why give anyone that one reason necessary to let you go right now? Also look up the definition to SSI. Just because something is inappropriately labeled as SSI in a header, doesn't make it so. Ya'll are funny. |
Originally Posted by Flyhayes
(Post 3176170)
Sounds more like they'd be getting fired for not having adequate union protection to me....
Also look up the definition to SSI. Just because something is inappropriately labeled as SSI in a header, doesn't make it so. Ya'll are funny. |
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