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niks_trippin 16th Sep 2013 15:35

Is there a PNR in ETOPS ??
 
Hello, was asked in an ATPL viva..what is the PNR in ETOPS if the CP itself is defined as being fuel critical ??:confused:

whiskey1 26th Sep 2013 03:13

CP is time based, also refered to as the Point of Equal Time, it changes only with wind (moves into wind).
You can have Multiple Points of Equal Time- Normal, One Engine Inoperative, Depressurised, Two Engines Inoperative (Yes only on three or four Engine A/c).
Aircraft generally burn more fuel following an engine failure or depressurisation.

The important thing is to have the Point of No Return at or beyond the Point of Equal Time.


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