737-8 MAX takeoff performance
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Having operated the max in/out of SWF & BDL during the recent hot spell ( north of 30c) I have been very impressed with the performance margin and have not needed to even look at bleeds off, all are SFP aircraft, the fuel burn reduction is a big plus.
Winter ops bring fresh challenges of course, but many of the pilots operating these routes have a lot of experience with contaminated runways into Norway
Winter ops bring fresh challenges of course, but many of the pilots operating these routes have a lot of experience with contaminated runways into Norway
seems my source at Norwegian a skipper on 738NG and the new MAX says GIB is a no go for them or infact likely for anyone with these types on an airline op.
its an A320 757 or a 737 classic mission or a 737-700 at best for GIB
sadly Monarch will not now be gong there anymore anyway
they have 45 MAX orders up for sale as now not wanted
its an A320 757 or a 737 classic mission or a 737-700 at best for GIB
sadly Monarch will not now be gong there anymore anyway
they have 45 MAX orders up for sale as now not wanted
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Not correct, based on 09 1013 000/0 +25c with bleeds off I calculate a MTOM of 73.3 so given max landing is 69.0 I don't see back to the UK as a problem.
The landing is more of a challenge but still above MLM with F40, not a big margin I'll grant you but 160 pax would be no issue.
The SFP makes a huge difference, I have landed at GIB in a 300 and stopped before the road.
Not correct, based on 09 1013 000/0 +25c with bleeds off I calculate a MTOM of 73.3 so given max landing is 69.0 I don't see back to the UK as a problem.
The landing is more of a challenge but still above MLM with F40, not a big margin I'll grant you but 160 pax would be no issue.
The SFP makes a huge difference, I have landed at GIB in a 300 and stopped before the road.
Rog747
Not correct, based on 09 1013 000/0 +25c with bleeds off I calculate a MTOM of 73.3 so given max landing is 69.0 I don't see back to the UK as a problem.
The landing is more of a challenge but still above MLM with F40, not a big margin I'll grant you but 160 pax would be no issue.
The SFP makes a huge difference, I have landed at GIB in a 300 and stopped before the road.
Not correct, based on 09 1013 000/0 +25c with bleeds off I calculate a MTOM of 73.3 so given max landing is 69.0 I don't see back to the UK as a problem.
The landing is more of a challenge but still above MLM with F40, not a big margin I'll grant you but 160 pax would be no issue.
The SFP makes a huge difference, I have landed at GIB in a 300 and stopped before the road.
I assume a non-SFP a/c (738NG 73H)
the MAX has not AFAIK been developed yet with a SFP option although has been talked about
restricting payload by around 30 pax is quite a biggy from 189 to as you say about 160 - not sure if any airline ops would welcome that as either functional or economical?
the classic 300/400 to 700 (73G) series which can go in there now have no problems as you stated with a -300 thanks
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Would anyone have 737 Max FCOM/FCTM available to send me via PM? My company are not due to get them for a few years. Any other interesting MAX documents would be also appreciated.
It's wishing it were a 757 but clearly it is NOT! Actually the MTOW of a 752 is 255000 lbs...but according to some media or tabloids papers the 737 can currently carry up to 40000 Tons of fuel that is 40 kilotons