Published: 07 Sept 2018 › Updated: 07 Sept 2018
Engine In-Flight Start
Note : An engine in-flight start is not allowed if %N1 or %N2 shows zero rpm
There in no minimum oil quantity requirement for an engine in-flight start. However, after engine start, oil quantity should return to normal.
Note : - Max EGT is 725 degrees C
- Cabin pressure may temporarily decrease during an in-flight crossbleed start
- Position Start Lever to IDLE detent at minimum of 11% N2
- EGT must increases within 30 seconds after placing start lever in IDLE (instead of 10 seconds on GND)
- The EEC Abnormal Start Protection is inhibited for engine in-flight start !
! Successful engine in-flight start is only guaranteed within the published envelope. However, a start may and should be attempted outside the envelope.
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