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Forum: Tech Log

19th Jan 2018, 21:56

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Engine out terrain clearance

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Posted By underfire

This is entirely correct... There is...

This is entirely correct...

There is NO criteria for EO. NONE. Procedures that have an OEI track, rely on the engineering dept to load the ac accordingly.

The ONLY answer is that is varies...

Forum: Tech Log

10th Oct 2013, 15:53

Replies: 113

Engine out terrain clearance

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Posted By underfire

jammed, sky... Not sure how the...

jammed, sky...

Not sure how the original question was specific to takeoff....

Forum: Tech Log

7th Oct 2013, 23:09

Replies: 113

Engine out terrain clearance

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Posted By underfire

On a note of curiousity, when you are EO, how do...

On a note of curiousity, when you are EO, how do you adjust your DA/MDA to account?

I am sure that all of you realize that if you go EO at the DA/MAP, you had better just suck it up and land...

Forum: Tech Log

7th Oct 2013, 17:46

Replies: 113

Engine out terrain clearance

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Posted By underfire

BOAC, Unfortunately, just the opposite is...

BOAC,

Unfortunately, just the opposite is true. The agencies usually prevent publication of EO tracks other than straight ahead until 1500 because of the outcry from the general public.

Think...

Forum: Tech Log

29th Sep 2013, 23:06

Replies: 113

Engine out terrain clearance

Views: 28,386

Posted By underfire

All OEI and DEP are custom criteria, which is...

All OEI and DEP are custom criteria, which is approved by exceptions by the host Country.

While these procedures are in use in many Countries, even some in S America, Africa, and Russia, there is...

Forum: Tech Log

29th Sep 2013, 18:21

Replies: 113

Engine out terrain clearance

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Posted By underfire

terpster, OEI missed approach is SOP for...

terpster,

OEI missed approach is SOP for both Quovadis and Naverus.

There are very few coded DEP, let alone EO DEP.

Every RNP procedure I have seen from Quovadis and Naverus include EO...

Forum: Tech Log

28th Sep 2013, 23:54

Replies: 113

Engine out terrain clearance

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Posted By underfire

Terpster, Go back, are you are saying that...

Terpster,

Go back, are you are saying that there arent any RNAV OEI coded procedures available?

Forum: Tech Log

28th Sep 2013, 16:22

Replies: 113

Engine out terrain clearance

Views: 28,386

Posted By underfire

What do you mean? There are plenty of these...

What do you mean? There are plenty of these procedures available, but given the expense, most airlines just go with RNP designs.

Forum: Tech Log

26th Sep 2013, 15:43

Replies: 113

Engine out terrain clearance

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Posted By underfire

skyjob: Any coded procedure is on the cycle....

skyjob:

Any coded procedure is on the cycle. If it isnt updated, it cannot be used. All coded procedures go through the navdatabase provider, they are not sent to the individual airline for...

Forum: Tech Log

25th Sep 2013, 20:56

Replies: 113

Engine out terrain clearance

Views: 28,386

Posted By underfire

FW, your reasons are exactly why there should be...

FW, your reasons are exactly why there should be a coded EO procedure in the box. While the crew is sorting out the issues, at least there is some knowledge that the aircraft is on a path that has...

Forum: Tech Log

25th Sep 2013, 17:54

Replies: 113

Engine out terrain clearance

Views: 28,386

Posted By underfire

terpster, I would highly recommend the video. The...

terpster, I would highly recommend the video. The guy from Boeing, beginning at about 1 hr:55 mins. It was always difficult to explain this issue to the pilots especially that the performance charts...

Forum: Tech Log

25th Sep 2013, 16:24

Replies: 113

Engine out terrain clearance

Views: 28,386

Posted By underfire

skyjob, all, Sky, while you included all...

skyjob, all,

Sky, while you included all kinds of illustrations, they are for all engine analysis. EO procedures are classed as emergency, and there is NO criteria for engine out missed or...

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