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Old 4th Nov 2005, 16:17
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Question Sourcing landing drag coefficients

I'm doing some academic research on aircraft landing roll distances at the moment.

Does anyone know where i can reference drag coefficient values at touchdown attitude and speed for airbus and/or boeing aircraft? Have tried "Janes" and "Jenkinson- civil jet aircraft design" with no luck.
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Either:-

(1) Company aerodynamics department, or

(2) Estimate using ESDU data sheets.

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Hi Genghis,

Thanks for the suggestions. ESDU sounds like the most immediate solution.
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