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Old 2nd Jan 2011, 01:43
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"In all aircraft, swept wing or straight (excluding delta-winged aircraft), the best rate of climb is achieved when flaps/leading edge devices are fully retracted and the airplane is flown at the appropriate speed."
---agree with that, and that's basic.

but for the case i mentioned above, we depart from a airport located in a nice broad champaign- climb gradiant is not the priority factor anymore,but the time pressure/working load is.

thank u for your recommendation, anyway.
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