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Old 6th January 2021 | 09:52
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safetypee
 
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This way out of my league, but as a thought:-
The wet takeoff 'adjustment' in large aircraft is generally in the RTO data - just use wet charts. Opposed to wet 'factoring' of dry landing data.
Does the aircraft have required takeoff distance charts with RTO dry/wet adjustment; if so no factoring required, just use the wet chart.
Wet take off may not be a problem, but wet stopping, RTO could be.
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