What is the maximum allowable temperature for continued operations during high temperatures?

The maximum allowable temperature for continued operations during high temperatures is 40°C. This limit is significant because it ensures that the performance of the aircraft remains within safe operational parameters. Exceeding this temperature can affect engine performance, lift capabilities, and systems efficiency, potentially leading to safety issues.

It's important for pilots to be aware of this temperature threshold, as operations beyond 40°C may require additional precautionary measures or limitations on flight profiles, including payload adjustments or changes in takeoff and landing procedures. Understanding the impact of high temperatures on aircraft performance helps pilots make informed decisions during preflight planning and during operations, contributing to overall flight safety.