PNR and Crit Point
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PNR and Crit Point
Could someone please remind me of the simple formulae to determine single leg PNR and CP.
I remember that it is along the lines of E x H over O + H or something, but took ATPL Navs 6 years ago and don't have to engage the grey matter too often these days.
Thanks in advance.
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I remember that it is along the lines of E x H over O + H or something, but took ATPL Navs 6 years ago and don't have to engage the grey matter too often these days.
Thanks in advance.
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Simple straight line formulae:
PNR = (E.O.H.) / (O + H)
CP = (D.H) / (O + H) (gives distance from departure point (home) to CP)
E = endurance in hours
O = ground speed on
H = ground speed home
D = total distance
PNR = (E.O.H.) / (O + H)
CP = (D.H) / (O + H) (gives distance from departure point (home) to CP)
E = endurance in hours
O = ground speed on
H = ground speed home
D = total distance
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Was asked to do an assessment on a First Officer being upgraded to Captain some years ago, and as all the PNR/CP data was on the computer flight plan, asked him to compute the PNR/CP manually.
His answer was spot on, using the 'ole Jeppesen circular wizz-wheel.
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His answer was spot on, using the 'ole Jeppesen circular wizz-wheel.
Promotion approved.