What is the maximum speed limitation during the Falcon 7X's landing phase?

The maximum speed limitation during the landing phase of the Falcon 7X is set at 180 knots. This restriction is in place to ensure safe handling characteristics during approach and touchdown. Landing speeds are carefully calculated based on various factors, including aircraft weight and wind conditions, but adhering to this maximum speed is crucial for maintaining control and stability during these critical phases of flight.

Keeping the approach speed at or below this limit allows for effective deployment of lift devices, such as flaps, and ensures that pilots can manage the aircraft’s descent profile effectively. Approaching landing at a speed higher than the prescribed limit could potentially lead to difficulties in braking performance and increase the risk of overshooting the runway or encountering challenges in executing a go-around if necessary.

In contrast, the other options reflect speeds that exceed the maximum limit, which would not align with operational safety standards for landing the Falcon 7X.