What is the maximum indicated airspeed for Vfe full?

The maximum indicated airspeed for Vfe, which is the maximum flaps extended speed, is indeed 165 KIAS. This speed indicates the highest permissible airspeed at which the aircraft can safely operate with the flaps extended to their full position. Operating above this speed could potentially lead to structural damage to the aircraft's wings and flaps due to aerodynamic forces.

Selecting the maximum flaps extended speed is crucial for safe aircraft handling during landing and approach phases, as it allows pilots to maintain control while ensuring that they do not exceed the aircraft's design limits. It’s essential for pilots to be aware of this limitation to prevent excessive stress on the aircraft. Other airspeeds listed are not reflective of the aircraft's specific Vfe limit and could lead to misunderstanding of the aircraft's performance capabilities.