What is the normal recovery airspeed during Ops/WX recall procedures?

The normal recovery airspeed during Operations/Weather recall procedures is set at 250 KIAS. This airspeed is designed to ensure that aircraft can safely and efficiently transition from various operating conditions without compromising safety or performance.

Maintaining a recovery airspeed of 250 KIAS allows for optimal handling and responsiveness of the aircraft during the critical phases of recovery when pilots need to be prepared for a range of maneuvers. It balances the need for speed with the aircraft's aerodynamic characteristics, helping to ensure that pilots maintain control and stability.

In operational terms, 250 KIAS is carefully chosen as it aligns with standard operating procedures that prioritize safety, ensuring pilots can manage their flight paths effectively while responding to changing operational or weather conditions. This speed also supports the broader operational parameters expected during procedural recalls, facilitating an orderly and efficient recovery process.