What is the maximum generator load above FL310?

The maximum generator load above FL310 is defined by operational limits established for aircraft systems to ensure both safety and reliability during flight. At altitudes above flight level 310, the performance characteristics of generators may change due to environmental factors, and this necessitates adherence to specific load limits to prevent potential overload and failure.

In this context, a generator load of 95 is considered optimal and aligns with safety protocols for ensuring that each generator operates within a manageable and secure range. This load allows for sufficient power distribution while safeguarding the electrical systems and minimizing risk during operations at high altitudes.

The other options present various load values that exceed or fail to meet established operational standards, thus making them unsuitable choices for flight conditions above FL310. Adhering to the correct maximum load is essential for maintaining reliable aircraft operation and ensuring that systems remain functional during critical phases of flight.