What is the maximum bank angle in TO/TO or GA/GA mode?

• A. 3 Degrees
• B. 5 Degrees
• C. 7 Degrees
• D. 9 Degrees

Answer: (B)

In TO/GA and GA modes the control system intentionally keeps the aircraft on a very gentle bank. This small bank helps maintain a stable, straight climb or go-around path when the airplane is at low speed with thrust at takeoff or go-around levels. A shallow bank preserves rudder effectiveness for coordination, reduces the risk of an abrupt roll or over-banking as the aircraft transitions from ascent to climb, and minimizes wing loading during high-lift conditions. Because the goal in these phases is stability and predictable handling, the limit is set to the most conservative, modest bank. That’s why the correct choice is the option representing a very small bank angle on the list.