What is the UA limit next flap extended speed?

The upper limit for the flap extended speed in an A320 is crucial for ensuring safe flap operation during various phases of flight. When flaps are extended, specific airspeed limits must be observed to prevent structural damage and to ensure optimal aircraft performance. In this case, the speed limit is set at 220 knots.

This reflects the operational parameters defined by the manufacturer, aligning with the aircraft's design to maintain control and stability at higher drag configurations. Exceeding this limit could compromise safety, as the aircraft is not engineered to handle increased aerodynamic forces at higher speeds with flaps deployed. Understanding and adhering to these limits is essential for flight crews in order to maintain the aircraft's integrity and performance during flap operations.