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4.1.3.1. MinimumAcceleration Height

JAR 25.111 Subpart BFAR 25.111 Subpart B

“JAR/FAR 25.111

(c)(2) The aeroplanemust reach V2 before it is 35 ft above the takeoffsurface and must continue at a speed not less than V2 until it is 400 ft above the takeoff surface”


4.1.3.2. MaximumAcceleration Height

The Maximum Takeoff Thrust(TOGA) is certified for use for a maximum of 10
minutes, in case of anengine failure at takeoff, and for a maximum of 5 minutes with
all engines operating.The Maximum ContinuousThrust (MCT), which is not time-limited, can only be selected once the enrouteconfiguration is achieved (i.e. when the aircraft is in clean configuration at green dotspeed). As a result, the enroute configuration (end of the third segment) must be achieved within a maximum of 10 minutes after takeoff, thus enabling the determination of a maximum acceleration height
Reproduced from Airbus document. GETTING TO GRIPS WITH PERFORMANCE

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