SACAA ATPL Performance Practice Questions - SACAA Airline Transport Pilot Licence (Aeroplane) Performance Examination Exam

The minimum flight speed at which directional control can be maintained using aerodynamic controls only after an engine failure in flight. The minimum speed during the takeoff ground roll at which, following a critical engine failure, primary aerodynamic controls (rudder) alone can maintain directional control within 30 feet of centerline. The speed at which nose-wheel steering must be disengaged during the takeoff roll. The speed at which the aircraft transitions from ground roll to airborne flight.