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- Part 21, Part 25, Part 27, Part 36
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Models · 6
| Model | Also known as | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Avro 146-RJ85A | Formerly Avro International Aerospace Division, then British Aerospace, then PLC, then British Aerospace Commercial Aircraft Limited, then British Aerospace (England) | |
| BAe 146-300A | Formerly Avro International Aerospace Division, then British Aerospace, then PLC, then British Aerospace Commercial Aircraft Limited, then British Aerospace (England) | |
| BAe 146-100A | Formerly Avro International Aerospace Division, then British Aerospace, then PLC, then British Aerospace Commercial Aircraft Limited, then British Aerospace (England) | |
| Avro 146-RJ70A | Formerly Avro International Aerospace Division, then British Aerospace, then PLC, then British Aerospace Commercial Aircraft Limited, then British Aerospace (England) | |
| Avro 146-RJ100A | Formerly Avro International Aerospace Division, then British Aerospace, then PLC, then British Aerospace Commercial Aircraft Limited, then British Aerospace (England) | |
| BAe 146-200A | Formerly Avro International Aerospace Division, then British Aerospace, then PLC, then British Aerospace Commercial Aircraft Limited, then British Aerospace (England) |
Airworthiness directives · 196
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British Aerospace AVRO 146-RJ85A12 registered aircraftBritish Aerospace BAE 146 SERIES 200A8 registered aircraftBritish Aerospace BAE 146-3003 registered aircraftBAE Systems AVRO 146-RJ85A2 registered aircraftBAE Systems AVRO 146-RJ100A0 registered aircraftBritish Aerospace AVRO 146-RJ70A0 registered aircraftBritish Aerospace AVRO-146RJ100A0 registered aircraftBritish Aerospace BAE 146 SERIES 100A0 registered aircraftBritish Aerospace BAE 146 SERIES 300A0 registered aircraft
STCs approved under this data sheet · 78
STC ST12461IBInstallation of Cockpit Voice Recorder with optional RIPS UpgradeSTC ST00885LAInstallation of fire extinguisher cartridges as replacements for Pacific Scientific fire extinguisher cartridges in fire extinguisher bottles.STC ST00197IBInstallation of the Universal Quick Access Recorder (uQAR)
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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
A49EU
Revision 19
BAE SYSTEMS (Operations) Limited
BAe 146-Series - 100*
-200*
-300*
Avro 146-RJ Series 70*
85*
100*
*See Note 19
April 23, 2018
TYPE CERTIFICATE DATA SHEET NO. A49EU
This data sheet which is part of Type Certificate No. A49EU prescribes conditions and limitations under which the product for
which the Type Certificate was issued meets the airworthiness requirements of the Federal Aviation Regulations.
Type Certificate Holder BAE SYSTEMS (Operations) Limited
Prestwick International Airport
Ayrshire, Scotland KA9 2WR
I. Model BAe 146-100A (Transport Category) Approved June 13, 1983
Engines 4 Avco Lycoming Model ALF 502 R-3 Turbine engines
or
4 Avco Lycoming Model ALF 502 R-3A Turbine engines (See NOTE 7)
or
4 Avco Lycoming Model ALF 502 R-5 Turbine engines (See NOTE 7)
Fuel See Airplane Flight Manual for approved fuels and additives.
Engine Limits Model ALF 502 R-3 engine
(Standard day
Sea Level Conditions) Rating Thrust Engine Engine Turbine Gas
lbs. N1 N2 Temperature *
_____ % (RPM) % (RPM) °C (°F)
Takeoff 6700 96.0 (7300) 98.2 (19640) 882 (1620)
(5 minutes)
Max Continuous 6300 96.0 (7300) 96.9 (19380) 857 (1574)
Model ALF 502 R-5 ALF 502 R-3A engines (See NOTE 9)
Rating Thrust Engine Engine Turbine Gas
lbs. N1 N2 Temperature*
_____ % (RPM) % (RPM) °C (°F)
Takeoff 6970 96.7 (7350) 98.2 (19640) 882 (1620)
(5 minutes)
Max. Continuous 6550 96.7 (7350) 96.9 (19380) 857 (1574)
*See Airplane Flight Manual for additional N2 speed, start and relight limits.
A49EU, Revision 19 2
I. Model BAe 146-100A (Transport Category) Approved June 13, 1983 (continued)
Airspeed Limits MMO (Maximum Operating) 0.70 0.73 with BAe
kts. (IAS) Mod HCM40241C
VMO (Maximum Operating to 8000 ft) 250
(8,000 to 22,950 ft.) 300
VA (Maneuvering): Flaps Retracted 205
Flaps 18° 165
VFE (Flap Speeds):
Flaps Deflected
Degrees
Enroute/Hold 0 VMO
T.O./ Approach 18 200
T.O./Approach 24 170
T.O. 30 160
Landing 33 140 prior to embodiment of BAe
Modifications HCM00020P and U.
145 post BAe Modifications
HCM00020P and U.
VLO (Landing Gear Operation)
Operation 205
Extended 205
VLE (Landing Gear)
Extended 205
VMC (Minimum Control Speed)
VMCA 95
VMCG (up to 65,000 lbs takeoff weight) 87
(above 65,000 lbs takeoff weight) 84
C. G. Range (See Note 8) Landing Gear retraction moment - 8,916 lb. in. (Nose down)
Maximum Taxi Weight 76500 lb.
FORWARD AFT
GROSS
WEIGHT
LBS
Takeoff and
Landing
Enroute
Takeoff and
Landing
Enroute
76000 43.5 SMC
(Arm +0.78 ft.)
44.5% SMC
(Arm +0.88 ft.)
76000
to
70000
28.1% SMC
All
Linear variation
between 43.5%
and 44% SMC
Linear variation
between 44.5%
and 45% SMC
70000
to
66000
(Arm -0.70 ft.) weights
27% SMC
44% SMC
45% SMC
66000
to
47000
28.0% SMC
(Arm
(Arm
+0.83 ft.)
(Arm
+0.92 ft.)
47000
to
44000
(Arm
-0.71 ft.)
-0.81 ft.) Linear variation
between 44%
and 42.0% SMC
Linear variation
between 45%
and 43%
A49EU, Revision 19 3
I. Model BAe 146-100A (Transport Category) Approved June 13, 1983 (continued)
C.G. Range (cont’d) Maximum taxi weight 82,750 lb.
This is achieved by the fitment of one of the following:
i) Modification HCM 60015Q.
ii) Modifications HCM 30071A and HCM 40225B or E (Steel brakes).
iii) Modifications HCM 30071A and HCM 40225G (carbon brakes).
iv) Modifications HCM 40046L and HCM 40225D (low pressure tires, wheels
and steel brakes).
v) Modifications HCM 40046L and HCM 40225F (low pressure tires, wheels
and carbon brakes).
Maximum Taxi Weight with BAe Modifications HCM 30071A and HCM 40225B or
HCM 40255G; HCM 40046L and HCM 40255D
FORWARD AFT
Gross
Weight
lbs.
Takeoff and
Landing
Enroute
Takeoff and
Landing
Enroute
Gross
Weight
lbs.
82250 40.4% SMC
(Arm +0.48 ft.)
40.4% SMC
(Arm +0.48 ft)
82250
28.1% SMC Linear variation
between 40.4%
and 40.9% SMC
Linear variation
between 40.4% and
40.9% SMC
82250
to
82000
to (Arm
-0.70 ft.)
All weights Linear variation
between 40.9%
and 44% SMC
Linear variation
between 40.9% and
42% SMC
82000
to
81350
66000 27% SMC Linear variation
between 42% and
45% SMC
81350
to
74000
66000
to
28.0% SMC (Arm
-0.81 ft.)
44% SMC
(Arm +0.83 ft)
45% SMC
(Arm +0.92 ft)
74000
to
47000
44000 (Arm
-0.71 ft.)
Linear variation
between 44% and
42.0% SMC
Linear variation
between 45%
and 43% SMC
47000
to
44000
Maximum taxi weight 84,500 lb with BAe Modification HCM 00020U
Gross
Weight
lbs.
Takeoff and
Landing
Enroute
Takeoff and
Landing
Enroute
Gross
Weight
lbs
84000 43.0% SMC
(Arm +0.73 ft.)
44.0% SMC
(Arm +0.83 ft)
84000
All Weights
28.0% SMC
(Arm -0.71 ft.)
All Weights
27.0% SMC
(Arm -0.81 ft.)
Linear variation
between 43.0%
and 44.0% SMC
Linear variation
between 44.0% and
45.0% SMC
84000
to
77500
44.0% SMC
(Arm +0.83 ft)
45.0% SMC
(Arm +0.92 ft.)
77500
to 47000
Linear variation
between 44.0%
and 42.0% SMC
Linear variation
between 45.0% and
43.0% SMC
47000
to
44000
Maximum Weights Maximum Taxi Weight 76500 lb
(See NOTE 8) lbs kg
Taxi 76,500 34,700
Takeoff Weight 76,000 34,473
Landing Weight 72,350 32,817
Zero Fuel Weight 65,000 29,483
A49EU, Revision 19 4
I. Model BAe 146-100A (Transport Category) Approved June 13, 1983 (continued)
Maximum Weights (cont’d) Maximum Taxi Weight 82,750 lb
lbs kg
Taxi 82,750 37,535
Takeoff Weight 82,250 37,308
Landing Weight 72,350 32,817
Zero Fuel Weight 66,000 29,937
Maximum Taxi Weight 84,500 lb
Taxi 84,500 38,328
Takeoff Weight 84,000 38,101
Landing Weight 77,500 35,153
Zero Fuel Weight 68,500 31,070
Maximum Baggage Forward Hold 2580 lbs (Arm -12.7 ft.)
Rear Hold 2420 lbs (Arm +11.78 ft.)
The maximum floor loading in the baggage compartment is 75 lbs./sq. ft.
Control Surface Movements The specific procedures for rigging each of the aircraft movable surfaces are defined in
the documents listed below. Correct application of these procedures will ensure
movement and travel of each surface is as required.
HC271H0001 Aileron Rigging
HC272H0001 Rudder Rigging
HC273H0001 Elevator Rigging
HC275H0001 Flap Rigging
HC276H0001 Airbrake and Lift Spoiler Rigging
Maximum Passengers 94 maximum, in accordance with approved only setting configuration.
BAe modification HCM 60014M provides a 76 seat layout that complies with the
Type Certificate Standard. See drawing HC250H0154.
Engine Oil Capacity Four oil tanks each 3.02 U.S. gallons capacity. Moment arm - 8.5 ft.
See Airplane Flight Manual for Approved Oils.
C.G. Datum Fuselage station AX 448.13 inches. This is 4 feet forward of the reference point which
is indicated by two plates at the rear end of the landing wheel well.
Other Operating Limitations Aircraft shall be operated in compliance with the operating limitations specified in the
EASA Approved Flight Manual (AFM) Document No. BAE 5.1 dated August 15, 2007
or later approved revisions. AFM BAE 5.1 supersedes CAA Approved Flight Manual
Document No. BAe 3.3 dated June 13, 1983, or later approved revisions.
When fitted with BAe modifications HCM 00209A, HCM 40046A, HCM 40046L,
together with HCM 40046Z or HCM 40046B, HCM 40046D and HCM 40046M, and
operated in accordance with the Approved Flight Manual, Document No. BAe 5. 1
Appendix No. 29 the aircraft can be operated on unpaved runways up to a maximum
takeoff of 76000 lbs.
When fitted with BAe modifications HCM 60014G, HCM 60014H, HCM 60014J,
HCM 60014Q, and HCM 60014R, the aircraft may be operated in a mixed passenger/
cargo layout. See BAe report number HTD.R.461-00.DC0097, Issue 3.
A49EU, Revision 19 5
II. Model BAe 146 200A (Transport Category) Approved June 13, 1983
(Same as 100A except increased gross weight and passenger seating. )
Engines 4 Avco Lycoming Model ALF 502 R-3 Turbine Engines
or 4 Avco Lycoming Model ALF 502 R-3A Turbine Engines (See NOTE 7)
or 4 Avco Lycoming Model ALF 502 R-5 Turbine Engines (See NOTE 7)
Fuel See Airplane Flight Manual for approved fuels and additives.
Engine Limits Model ALF 502 R-3 engine
(Standard Day) Rating Thrust Engine Engine Turbine Gas
lbs. N1 N2* Temperature*
% (RPM) %(RPM) °C (°F)
Takeoff 6700 96.0 (7300) 98.2 (19640) 882 (1620)
(5 minutes)
Max. Continuous 6300 96.0 (7300) 96.1 (19380) 857 (1574)
Model ALF 502 R-3A and ALF 502 R-5 engines (See NOTE 9)
Rating Thrust Engine Engine Turbine Gas
lbs. N1 N2* Temperature*
% (RPM) % (RPM) °C (°F)
Takeoff 6970 96.7 (7350) 98.2 (19640) 882 (1620)
(5 minutes)
Max. Continuous 6550 96.7 (7350) 96.9 (19380) 857 (1574)
*See Airplane Flight Manual for additional N2 speed, start and relight limits
Airspeed Limits MMO (Maximum Operating) 0.70 0.73 with BAe
Mod HCM40241D
kts. (IAS)
VMO (Maximum Operating to 8000 ft) 250
(8000 to 23,900 ft) 295
VA (Maneuvering)
Flaps Retracted 225 with BAe Mod. HCM00021B
230 with BAe Mod. HCM00021U
Flaps 18° 175
VFE (Flap Speeds)
Flaps Deflected
Degrees
Enroute/Hold 0 VMO
T.O./Approach 18 205 prior to embodiment of BAe
modifications HCM 00021M and U.
210 post BAe modifications
HCM 00021M and U.
A49EU, Revision 19 6
II. Model BAe 146 200A (Transport Category) Approved June 13, 1983 (continued)
T.O./Approach/Climb 24 180
Approach 30 170
Landing 33 145
VLO (Landing Gear Operation)
Operation 205
Extended 205
VLE (Landing Gear)
Extended 205
VMC (Minimum Control Speed)
VMCA 95
VMCG (up to 65,000 lbs takeoff weight) 86
(above 65,000 lbs takeoff weight) 82
C.G. Range Landing gear retraction moment - 8,916 lb in (Nose down)
(See NOTE 8)
Maximum Taxi Weight 90,000 lbs.
FORWARD AFT
Gross
Weight
lbs
Takeoff and
Landing
Enroute
Takeoff and
Landing
Enroute
89500 44.0% SMC
(Arm +0.83 ft)
45.0% SMC
(Arm +0.92 ft.)
89500
to
85000
28.1% SMC
Linear variation
between 44%
and 46% SMC
Linear variation
between 45%
and 47% SMC
85000
to
71000
(Arm -0.70 ft.)
All Weights
46% SMC
47% SMC
71000
to
48500
28.0% SMC
27% SMC
(Arm -0.81 ft.)
(Arm +1.02 ft.)
(Arm +1.12 ft.)
48500
to
46000
(Arm -0.71 ft)
Linear variation
between 46%
and 44% SMC
Linear variation
between 47%
and 45.2%
SMC
Maximum taxi weight 90,000 lbs. with Bae modifications HCM 00296A & HCM 45018A
FORWARD AFT
Gross Weight
lb
Takeoff and
Landing
Enroute Takeoff and
Landing
Enroute
89500 28.0% SMC
(Arm -0.71 ft)
26.0% SMC
(Arm -0.90 ft.)
42.5% SMC
(Arm +0.70 ft.)
44.0% SMC
(Arm +0.81 ft.)
89500
to
78000
Linear
variation
Linear
variation
Linear variation
between 42.5%
and 47.0% SMC
Linear variation
between 44.0%
and 48.0% SMC
78000
to
76250
between
28.0% and
27.0% SMC
between
26.0% and
25.0% SMC
76250
to
72000
47.0% SMC
48.0% SMC
72000
to
48500
27.0% SMC
25.0% SMC
(Arm +1.12 ft.) (Arm +1.22 ft.)
48500
to
46000
(Arm -0.80 ft.) (Arm -1.00 ft.) Linear variation
between 47.0%
and 45.5% SMC
Linear variation
between 48.0%
and 46.5% SMC
A49EU, Revision 19 7
II. Model BAe 146 200A (Transport Category) Approved June 13, 1983 (continued)
Maximum taxi weight 93,500 lb with BAe Modification HCM00021U
FORWARD AFT
Gross
Weight
lbs
Takeoff and
Landing
Enroute
Takeoff and
Landing
Enroute
93000 28.0% SMC
(Arm -0.71 ft.)
26.0% SMC
(Arm -0.90 ft.)
42.0% SMC
(Arm +0.46 ft.)
42.0% SMC
(Arm +0.64 ft.)
93000
to
86000
86000
to
84600
84600
to
73500
73500
to
48500
48500
to
46000
Linear variation
between 28.0%
and 27.0% SMC
27.0% SMC
(Arm 0.80 ft.)
Linear variation
between 26.0%
and 25.0% SMC
25.0% SMC
(Arm -1.00 ft.)
Linear variation
between 42.0%
and 47.0% SMC
47.0% SMC
(Arm -1.12 ft.)
_____________
Linear variation
between 47.0%
and 45.5% SMC
Linear variation
between 42.0%
and 48.0% SMC
_____________
48.0% SMC
(Arm +1.22 ft.)
_____________
Linear variation
between 48.0%
and 46.5% SMC
Maximum Weights Maximum Taxi Weight 90,000 lbs.
(See NOTE 8) lbs. kg.
Taxi 90,000 40,824
Takeoff Weight 89,500 40,597
Landing Weight 77,500 35,154
Zero Fuel Weight 71,000 32,206
Maximum Taxi Weight 93,500 lbs.
Taxi 93,500 42,410
Takeoff Weight 93,000 42,184
Landing Weight 81,000 36,740
Zero Fuel Weight 75,000 34,019
Maximum Baggage Forward Hold 3350 lbs. (Arm -14.76 ft.)
Reverse Hold 3320 lbs. (Arm +13.68 ft.)
The maximum floor loading in the baggage compartment is 75 lbs./sq. ft.
Control Surface Movements The specific procedures for rigging each of the aircraft moveable surfaces are
defined in the documents listed below. Correct application of these procedures
will ensure moment and travel of each surface as required.
HC271H0001 Aileron Rigging
HC272H0001 Rudder Rigging
HC273H0002 Elevator Rigging
HC274H0001 Flap Rigging
HC275H0001 Airbrake and Lift Spoiler Rigging
Engine Oil Capacity Four oil tanks each 3.02 U.S. gallons capacity. Moment arm - 8.5 ft.
See Airplane Flight Manual for Approved Oils.
A49EU, Revision 19 8
II. Model BAe 146 200A (Transport Category) Approved June 13, 1983 (continued)
C.G. Datum Fuselage station AX491.81 inches. This is 4 feet forward of the reference point which
is indicated by two plates at the rear end of the landing wheel well pressure floor.
Maximum Passengers 108 Maximum. Compliance with FAR 25.803 has been shown by demonstration and
analysis with an aircraft having an interior configuration in accordance with British
Aerospace document no. HAW.R.460.AW.0506 or any approved seating configuration.
Other Operating Limitations Aircraft shall be operated in compliance with the operating limitations specified in the
EASA Approved Flight Manual Document No. BAE 5.1.dated August 15, 2007 or later
approved revisions. AFM BAE 5.1 Supersedes CAA approved Flight Manual
Document
No. BAe 3.6 dated June 13, 1983 or later approved revisions.
III. Model BAe 146 300A (Transport Category) Approved October 28, 1988
(Same as 100A except increased gross weight and passenger seating)
Engines 4 Avco Lycoming Model ALF R-3A Turbine Engines (See NOTE 7)
or
4 Avco Lycoming Model ALF 502 R-5 Turbine Engines (See NOTE 7)
Fuel See Airplane Flight Manual for approved fuels and additives.
Engine Limits MODEL ALF 502 R-3A and ALF 502 R-5 engines (See NOTE 9)
Engine Engine Turbine Gas
Thrust N1 N2 Temperature*
Rating lbs. % (RPM) % (RPM) °C (°F)
Takeoff 6970 96.7 (7350) 98.2 (19640) 882 (1620)
(5 minutes)
Max. Continuous 6550 96.7 (7350) 96.9 (19380) 857 (1574)
* See Airplane Flight Manual for additional N2 speed, start and relight limits.
Airspeed Limits MMO (Maximum Operating) 0.73
Kts. (IAS)
VMO (Maximum Operating to 8000 ft.) 250
(8000 to 23,900 ft) 295 305 with BAe Mod.
HCM36049A
VA (Maneuvering)
Flaps Retracted 235
Flaps 18° 180
A49EU, Revision 19 9
III. Model BAe 146 300A (Transport Category) Approved October 28, 1988 (continued)
VFE (Flap Speeds)
Flaps Deflected Degrees
Enroute/Hold 0 VMO
T.O./ Approach 18 210
T.O./Approach/Climb 24 180
Approach 30 170
Landing 33 150
VLO (Landing Gear Operation)
Operation 205
Extended 205
VLE (Landing Gear)
Extended 205
VMC (Minimum Control Speed)
VMCA 97
VMCG 82
C.G. Range Landing Gear retraction moment - 8,916 lb. in. (Nose down)
(See NOTE 8)
Maximum Taxi Weight 95,500 lbs.
FORWARD AFT
Gross Weight
lbs
Takeoff and
Landing
Enroute
Takeoff and
Landing
Enroute
95000 24.5% SMC
(Arm -1.05 ft)
22.5% SMC
(Arm -1.23 ft.)
44.0% SMC
(Arm 0.81 ft.)
45.6% SMC
(Arm 0.99 ft.)
95000
to
83000
Linear
Linear
Linear
variation
between
Linear
variation
between
83000
to
77500
variation
between
24.5% and
22.5% SMC
variation
between
22.5% and
20.5% SMC
44.6% and
48.5% SMC
45.6% and
50.0% SMC
77500
to
58000
Linear
variation
20.5% SMC
48.5% SMC
(Arm +1.24 ft.)
50.0% SMC
(Arm +1.41 ft.)
58000
to
47000
between
22.5% and
23.0% SMC
(Arm -1.42 ft.) Linear
variation
between 48.5%
and 44.0% SMC
Linear
variation
between 50.0%
and 45.4%
SMC
Maximum Weights Maximum Taxi Weight 95500 lb
lbs kg
Taxi 95,500 43,318
Takeoff Weight 95,000 43.091
Landing Weight 83,000 37,648
Zero Fuel Weight 77,500 35,153
Maximum Baggage Forward Hold 4215 lbs (Arm -16.93 ft.)
Rear Hold 4033 lbs.(Arm +14.20 ft.)
The maximum floor loading in the baggage compartment is 75 lbs/sq. ft.
A49EU, Revision 19 10
III. Model BAe 146 300A (Transport Category) Approved October 28, 1988 (continued)
Control Surface Movements The specific procedures for rigging each of the aircraft moveable surfaces are defined in
the documents listed below. Correct application of these procedures will ensure
movement and travel of each surface is as required.
HC271H0001 Aileron Rigging
HC272H0001 Rudder Rigging
HC273H0567 Elevator Rigging
HC274H0001 Flap Rigging
HC275H0002 Airbrake and Lift Spoiler Rigging
Engine Oil Capacity Four oil tanks each 3.02 U.S. gallons capacity. Movement arm -8.5 ft.
See Airplane Flight Manual for Approved Oils.
C.G. Datum Fuselage station AX 544.81 inches. This is 4 feet forward of the reference point which
is indicated by two plates at the rear end of the landing wheel well pressure floor.
Maximum Passengers 108 maximum. Compliance with FAR 25.803 has been shown by demonstration and
analysis with an aircraft having an interior configuration in accordance with any
British Aerospace approved seating configuration.
Other Operating Limitations Aircraft shall be operated in compliance with the operating limitations specified in the
EASA Approved Flight Manual Document No. BAE 5.1 dated August 15, 2007 or later
approved revisions. AFM BAE 5.1 supersedes CAA approved Flight Manual Document
No. BAe 3.11 dated June 1988 or later approved revisions.
DATA PERTINENT TO ALL MODELS
Auxiliary Power Unit 1 AiResearch GTCP 36-100 (M) or 1 AiResearch GTCP 36-150(M) or 1 Sundstrand
APS1000 T-62T-46C
** Limits *GTCP 36-100(M) GTCP 36-150(M) APS1000 T-62T-46C
Rated shp, maximum for Standard
Day, Sea Level conditions 45 shp 50 shp 53.5 shp
Shaft Speed:
Maximum (at rated power) 100.5% (59034 RPM) 103% (60499 RPM) 108% (69286 RPM)
Maximum Exhaust Temperature:
Continuous Operation:
Starting: (Up to 10 seconds)
732oC
974oC
870oC
746oC
974oC
870oC
718oC
-oC
1032oC
*See Note 5
**See Airplane Flight Manual for additional limitations and Approved Oils.
Minimum Crew 2 - Pilot and Co-Pilot
Maximum Operating Altitude 30,000 ft. (See NOTE 12)
Usable Fuel Capacity
100A 200A 300A
Wing Tanks
(Right & Left)
16,240 lbs
(Arm +0.008 ft)
Center Tank 4,400 lbs (Arm -3.243 ft)
Auxiliary Tanks
(Right & Left)
2,064 lbs
(Arm +4.230 ft)
Fuel must be loaded symmetrically into the wing tanks.
The maximum allowable wing tank fuel asymmetry is 1,500 lbs.
See NOTE 1 for information on unusable and undrainable fuel.
Standard Mean Chord (SMC) The Standard Mean Chord is 9.62 ft. The leading edge of the Standard Mean Chord
is 3.405 ft. forward of the C.G. datum.
A49EU, Revision 19 11
Leveling Means Clinometer on cabin seat rails.
Certification Basis for the 100A & 200A
FAR 21.29, FAR 25, effective February 1, 1965, including Amendment 25-1 through 25-43. In addition the
applicant voluntarily complied with the following later requirements.
FAR Section Amdt. FAR Section Amdt.
25.305 (d) 54 25.809 (f) (iii, iv, v) 47
25.345 (d) 46 25.851 (a) (5) 54
25.351 (a) 46 25.853 (c), (d), (e) 51
25.365 (e)(1), (e)(2) 54 25.1103(a), (b)(2), (d), (e), (f) 46
25.571 45 25.1142 46
25.605 (a), (b) 46 25.1207(d) 46
25.629 (d)(1), (d)(4) (v & vi) 46 25.1305 (d) 54
25.697 (b) 46 25.1329 (h) 46
25.701 (a) 46 25.1522 46
25.733 (a), (b), (c) 49 25.1561 (c) 46
25.735 (b), (f)(2), (g) 48 25.773(b)(2)(ii) 72
25.793 51 25.775(e) 72
25.803 (c), (d) 46
Certification Basis (cont'd) Compliance with FAR 25.803 and 25.1419 has been established.
Compliance with FAR 25.801 has been established for the structure of the
aircraft fitted with BAe modifications HCM 00100A or HCM 00166A, plus
HCM 00100B for BAe 146-100A or HCM 00100C for BAe 146-200A. Full
compliance will be achieved when survival equipment is installed in accordance with
FAR’s 25.1411 through 25.1415 and the appropriate operating equipment.
FAR 36, effective December 1, 1969, including Amendments 36-1 through 36-13.
SFAR 27, 27-1 through 27-4 (see NOTE 4).
For the 300A In addition to the 100A and 200A certification requirements, the following later
requirements apply to the 300A certification:
FAR 25 Subpart C, Amendments 44 to 54 inclusive.
FAR Section Amdt. FAR Section Amdt.
25.629 46 25.811 46
25.783 54 25.812 46
25.787 51 25.853 51
25.789 46 25.858 54
25.803 46 25.863 46
FAR Part 36 effective December 1, 1969, including Amendments 36-1 through 36-15.
Special Federal Aviation Regulation No. 27 effective February 1, 1974, including
amendments 27-1 through 27-5.
For All Bae 146 Equivalent Safety
FAR 25.613 (a) - Design Values
FAR 25.615 (a) - Design Properties
FAR 25.773 (b)(2) - Pilot’s Window(see note 18)
FAR 25.1091 (e) - Foreign Object Ingestion
Exemption No. 3639 regarding FAR 25.807(c)(1)
Type Certificate No. A49EU, issued June 13, 1983.
Effective Date of Application for Type Certificate August 4, 1978.
The applicable later requirements for the installation of the LF507 -1H engine are
defined
within FAA issue paper G-1 dated January 26, 1993 detailing:
FAR 25.903 (a) Amendment 57
FAR 25.1091 (e) Amendment 57
A49EU, Revision 19 12
FAR 25.1093 (b) (2) Amendment 57
FAR 25.1163 (a) (3) Amendment 57
FAR 25.1305 (d) (1) Amendment 54
Historical Transition The United Kingdom Civil Aviation Authority originally type certificated this aircraft
under its type certificate Number BA16. The FAA validated this product under U.S.
Type Certificate Number A49EU. Effective September 28, 2003, the European
Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) began oversight of this product on behalf of the United
Kingdom.
Serial Nos. Eligible The United Kingdom Certificate of Airworthiness for Export endorsed as noted under
“Import Requirements” must be submitted for each individual aircraft for which
application of certification is made.
Import Requirements The FAA can issue a U.S. airworthiness certificate based on an NAA Export Certificate
of Airworthiness (Export C of A) signed by a representative of United Kingdom Civil
Aviation Authority on behalf of the European Community. The Export C of A should
contain the following statement: ‘The aircraft covered by this certificate has been
examined, tested, and found to conform with Type Design approved under U.S. Type
Certificate No. A49EU and to be in a condition for safe operation.’
Service Information Each of the documents listed below that contain a statement that it is approved by the
European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) - or for approvals made before September 28,
2003 - by the United Kingdom Civil Aviation Authority, are accepted by the FAA and
are considered FAA approved. Additionally, approvals issued by BAE Systems
(Operations) Limited under the authority of EASA approved Design Organization
EASA.21J.047 - or for approvals made before September 28, 2003 under the authority
of JAA Design Organization Approval No. CAA.JA.02034 or Manufacturers CAA
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