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B777 Info
Hello all,
Was wondering any 777 drivers could please help me out with any of the following info as part of a project that I have to complete. (From an ATC perspective) Whilst I am guessing that max/min speeds are rather similar to other twin jets, some specific figures are required. 1. Max/min/profile speed on descent 2. Speed inside 30nm to dest. 3. Speed inside 15nm to dest. 4. Final approach speed. 5. CLIAS 6. Ceilings for -200 and -300 models Also any other specific info on the type which may help ATC when processing these aircraft. Regards, UA |
As a general guide:
Max/min/profile speed on descent: Max speed: 310-315 KIAS due to the relatively low Vmo (330 KIAS). It's very easy to overspeed if there's a wind change on descent. The -300ER will have a higher Vmo (350 KIAS) which should allow a higher max speed on descent. Min speed: Not less than 250-260 KIAS at higher levels (above FL250), but lower down can reduce to min. clean speed if necessary (around 230 KIAS in a heavy -300). Profile speed: 300 KIAS Speed inside 30nm to dest: Normally 250 KIAS if speed control is in force (ie 250/10,000), otherwise 300 KIAS reducing to around 220 KIAS by 20 nm or so. Speed inside 15nm to dest: Around 180-200 KIAS. Final approach speed: Anywhere between 155 KIAS for a heavy -300, and 125 KIAS for a light -200. CLIAS: Typically, 300-310 KIAS Ceiling: Max operating altitude is 43,100 ft for both models - only achievable at relatively light weights. Some of the above speeds will vary, depending on weight. |
Thanks for your help. Much appreciated.
1 last thing, What is the average RoC at typical weights for the -200 and -300 |
Yeah sure your ATC mate, 10 bucks you've just got your GFPT and am boning up on the speeds to impress the people when you have you're airline interview in 6 months time.
Or you've just done your first solo and flying 777's is practically just around the corner, so you thought you should do some reading up. Here's a hot tip mate, normally you get rated first before you start processing aircraft. Stop chasing german's and eating pies for dinner. By the way, there is no -300 model....its crap...crap...crap oh wait yeah...yeah ...you're right. |
What is the average RoC at typical weights for the -200 and -300 -200: 1,500-2,000 ft/min at lower levels (below FL200), reducing to approx 1,000 ft/min at higher levels. -300:1,000-1,500 ft/min at lower levels, reducing to around 800 ft/min. The -300 can be a slug when climbing at higher levels, particularly when it's heavy. It can be a bit of a struggle to reach the cruising level prior to the FIR boundary ex HKG (eg. Envar or Dofin/Sikou) Again, there can be a wide variation depending on weight/temperature, etc. |
BuzzBox,
Thanks again. Takeonme or whatever you call yourself......What are you on about??? Lay off the drugs dude. |
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