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Slow Progress 2nd May 2007 16:45

Why such a low V1 Figure?
 
Afternoon,

In our airline we use the Airbus latop takeoff performance and the other day I was calculating figures usiing GLA RWY23.

The V Speeds that came out were V1 127, VR 146 and V2 149.

Can anyone explain why I have such a low V1 figure as I couldn't explain it to the operating Captain.

Thanks

Slow Progress

Racing Snake 2nd May 2007 18:03

WET runway?

mcdhu 2nd May 2007 20:31

What did the LPC say was limiting you?

mcdhu

Slow Progress 3rd May 2007 13:21

The runway was dry and the limiting factor was for obstacles.

A320
TOW 73500KGS
WIND 110/04
QNH 1019
OAT 20
RWY 23 FULL LENGTH

Slow Progress

Johnny F@rt Pants 3rd May 2007 20:46

Maybe you've got min V1 figures rather than balanced field or a mid range V1 setting.

javelin 5th May 2007 10:54

Tailwind factoring in I think

FlightDetent 7th May 2007 07:35

Airbus LPC v 2.7 - Takeoff Performance Module
(obstacle data provided by Condor)
A320 msn 3031 or so CFM -B4 engines

GLA RWY 23
w/v -2 (110/4)
OAT 20
QNH 1019
TOW 73500
CF: 2
A/C: Off
A-I: Off
RWY: DRY
CG: >25
derate: TOGA

FLEX 48, V1 141-141, V2 141, VR 145

limitation TOW-OBS, ASD Min V1 (and max as well) 2532 m.

:confused: :confused: :confused:

OPT CF: 3 F48, v1 138-138, v2 138, vr 142, TOW-OBS, ASD v1 2422m

FD (the un-real)


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