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Old 11th November 2004 | 08:16
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717-200 takeoff performance

Can anyone with the Boeing 717 performance programme give a takeoff runway length figure for 40oC day (std + 25oC), given no engine airbleed, nil wind, flat and dry runway, no obstacles, 51710kgs TOW (=MTOW for the Australian registered models)?

In Dunnunda and Godzone, the current speculation is about the likely performance of the Jetstar 717-200's as they encounter the heat, dust and flies of the WA Outback - especially the heat ! We've got some ISA and ISA+15oC figures - now we need ISA+25oC to see what summer will bring. Thanks in advance.
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Old 11th November 2004 | 15:37
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B717 Hmm!?

G'day from the enicalyth.

I saw that Quantas Airlink were about to phase out in BAe146 in favour of the B717. Not many of the latter have been sold and it does struggle a bit although it does have a bigger wing than the Diesel Nine and more poke in the engines.

Try http://www.boeing.com/assocproducts/aircompat/717.htm

I have found these Boeing pdfs to be pretty reasonable but they are nowhere near as rigorous as the Boeing Laptop Tool. (Probably no BLT for the 717).

I was in Kalgoorlie on election day... BAe146 on the flight in and a B737-400 on the way out... all from/to Perth. Big changes at Kally these days, eh? Had a glass of yellow liquid with bubbles in it in the York Hotel. No change there.
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Old 11th November 2004 | 16:51
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enicalyth,

The airport planning document on the Boeing site doesnt have the requested temperature of ISA+25°C.

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Old 11th November 2004 | 17:20
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coo neither it does

Just a thought. (Always RTFQ). Try Lee Monson in the Boeing phonebook. He'll know a man who does even after being elevated.

I meant to put this into the B717-200 thread but sheer incompetence at pressing buttons led to this...

.. if I didn't do it right .. email me and I'll try again ..

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Old 21st November 2004 | 12:41
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Old 25th November 2004 | 09:52
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Gracias, Sir
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