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Old 17th Feb 2017, 17:03
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B747 400 pax fuel consumption

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How much does a 747-400pax with pw engines burn per hour in cruise for 5 hours or more; full load
Engines PW
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Going for an interview ?
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Yeah, probably FSX
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Not enough info about starting conditions but a rough estimate:

Taxi: 1100kg
Take-off and climb: 8000kg
Cruise Hour 1: 12000kg
Hour 2: 11500 kg
Hour 3: 11000kg
Hour 4: 10500kg
Hour 5: 10250kg
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Hour 14: 8000kg
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Not flown 744 P&W but RR, IIRC, ballpark 10T/hr.
Lowest we ever landed with was 6T

We crossed - eckhard is probably more accurate.
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5.8T for me!
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My very rough ball park figure, brakes off to chocks in was 11 tons per hour. 13 hour flight, 143 tons, or thereabouts, it is really only good for a check against gross error. My off the cuff answer would be 55 tons.
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Yes, 11T/hr is a good figure for gross boo-boo protection when flight planning B744 RR. Add another 11T for start, taxi, T/O and CLB. A bit less for the GE powered ER.
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