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Old 18th Dec 2012, 15:25
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Inflight re-planning and application of regulatory factors

Hi

My question relates to the following scenario:

Dispatch has planned for a destination that is forecast to be dry (i.e. with a regulatory factor of 1.67 for jets).

On arrival there is rain and runway is wet.

After recalculating the landing distance, is there an in-flight requirement to apply the wet regulatory factor of 1.92

Though primarily these regulatory factors are a dispatch requirement but according to some, as long as it is not an emergency (land ASAP) situation these factors needs to be applied even in flight.

I am trying to find the ruling about this issue according to FAA and JAR/EUOPS.

Is there something in black and white?

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