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Old 2nd December 2011 | 20:55
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A320 flex choice

Hi everybody, when you calculate the flex temp using LPC do you choose the highest temperature or you choose a lower temp that gives you more margin than the highest flex?
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Old 3rd December 2011 | 00:10
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Highest temperature (whatever the LPC gives you - only one temp is given...)
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Old 4th December 2011 | 05:56
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there is only one temp given, and it gives quite a bit of pad. If you need more just go max.
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Old 26th December 2011 | 04:28
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i think highest flex temperature, is the better option mostly, and optimun flaps is always or almost always flaps 3, but some time using flaps 2 is giving you same flex temperature but better V2 (higher) so shorter 3rd segment. Company ops manual should give you this politics use of flex temp, if not highest is the best.
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Old 26th December 2011 | 05:41
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highest is the best.
Based on what? Engines savings or performance?
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Old 26th December 2011 | 23:21
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You bet, fuel and engine maintenance, due to spread of hot point check. NOT perfomance, but you have always MAX thrust available TOGA
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Old 27th December 2011 | 14:51
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You bet, fuel and engine maintenance, due to spread of hot point check
So you have statistical analysis of the savings associated with deep derates?
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Old 28th December 2011 | 23:35
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"The first degrees of flexible thrust have an impact on maintenance costs about 5 times higher than the last one" from FCTM
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