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The crew can insert one climb speed limit and one descent speed limit into the vertical flight
plan, or modify or clear the limits that are already in it.
The speed limit is defined by a speed and an altitude (for example, 230/9 000), which means
that the managed speed target will be limited by the speed limit when the aircraft flies below
the specified altitude.
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In both climb and descent, 250 kt at 10,000 ft is the default speed limit in the vertical flight
plan. The vertical revision page presents the climb speed (CLB SPD) limit if the revised
waypoint belongs to a SID or is between departure and top of climb.
The vertical revision page shows the descent speed (DES SPD) limit, if the revised waypoint
belongs to a standard terminal arrival route (STAR) or is between top of descent and
destination.
It can be deleted by a clear action, the field reverts to brackets. It can also be cleared directly
on the F-PLN A page by clearing the SPD LIM pseudo-waypoint.
ENTERING A SPEED CONSTRAINT
Procedure
PRESS the F-PLN key on the MCDU
SELECT the VERT REV page at revised waypoint.
ENTER the speed constraint value in the [ 3L ] field.
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INSERT the constraint using the appropriate *CLB or DES* prompt when displayed. If CLB
and DES are not displayed, insertion occurs when the value is entered in 3L.
The system displays the climb (CLB) or the descent (DES) prompt at [6L] or [6R] when the
predictions are not yet available or when the waypoint is part of the cruise phase as originally
defined.
When predictions are not yet available, the constraints are displayed on the F-PLN A page in
magenta.
When predictions are available, the speed constraint is highlighted by a star (*).
* If the predicted speed matches the constraint, the star is magenta.
* If the prediction is that the aircraft will miss the speed constraint, the star is amber.
If a speed constraint cannot be met (by more than 10 kt), the FMGS generates the
message “SPD ERROR AT WPT XX”.
The pilot or the database may asign a speed constraint to any waypoint in the climb or
the descent phase except the FROM, origin, or destination waypoints, and any pseudo
waypoints.
When a speed constraint is assigned to a waypoint, the constraint will limit the managed
speed target as follows :
In takeoff or climb phase until you pass ‐ the constrained waypoint.
‐ In descent an approach phase, after passing the constrained waypoint.
Speed constraints are observed by the FMGS when NAV mode and speed managed are
active.
ENTERING A SPEED CONSTRAINT THROUGH F-PLN A PAGE
You may also enter a speed constraint through the F-PLN A page.
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Use the CLR key to delete them directly from the flight plan page, as well. However if there is
also an altitude constraint assigned at that point, the clear action deletes it too.
ENTERING AN ALTITUDE CONSTRAINT
Procedure
PRESS the F-PLN key on the MCDU.
SELECT the "VERT REV" page at the revised waypoint.
WRITE an altitude constraint in the scratchpad and ENTER it in 3R.
INSERT the constraint using the *CLB or DES* prompt, when it is displayed. Otherwise, the
value is inserted when it is entered in 3R.
The system displays the *CLB or DES* prompt, when the predictions are not yet available, or
when the waypoint is part of the cruise phase as originally defined.
Note: In case of QFE operations, the altitude constraints must be converted and entered
as an altitude in feet.
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The pilot or the database may assign an altitude constraint to any waypoint in the climb or
descent phases except the FROM, origin, or destination waypoints, or any pseudo waypoint.
An altitude constraint may be defined as an “at”, an “at or above”, or an “at or below”
constraint. In certain procedures, the database may define an altitude constraint as a window
in which the aircraft should fly.
‐ Enter “AT” constraints with no sign.
　
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