What is the indicated maximum airspeed for the CRJ 200 during maneuvering with full deflection?

The indicated maximum airspeed for the CRJ 200 during maneuvering with full deflection is 220 KIAS. This limitation is essential for ensuring safe flight control and aircraft handling characteristics. When utilizing full deflection of the flight controls, such as during steep turns or rapid maneuvering, exceeding this speed could lead to a loss of control due to potential adverse aerodynamic effects.

Maintaining the airspeed within this limit allows the pilots to effectively manage the aircraft’s performance and respond to any unexpected conditions without risking structural or control surface damage. This limit is part of the aircraft's overall design and operational safety parameters, ensuring that pilots can maneuver the aircraft confidently and safely within established performance boundaries.

The other speed options exceed safe operational limits for maneuvering with full deflection, which could expose the aircraft to higher risks and instability.