What is the maximum speed with flaps set to 1 degree for both CRJ models?

For both CRJ models, the maximum speed with flaps set to 1 degree is indeed 230 KIAS. This limitation is critical for ensuring the aircraft operates within safe aerodynamic boundaries during various phases of flight. Exceeding this speed with the flaps extended could result in adverse aerodynamic effects, possibly leading to a loss of control or structural damage.

In general, flap settings are designed to alter the lifting characteristics of the aircraft, affecting its control and handling. Consequently, each flap position has an associated speed limit to safeguard the aircraft's performance and integrity. The 1-degree position is typically utilized for minor configurations changes and is the initial setting that allows for some lift while also keeping drag relatively low.

The maximum speed limitation at this flap setting is carefully derived from extensive performance testing and operational data specific to the aircraft's design, ensuring that pilots maintain safe operations during their flight.