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Old 24th Jul 2007, 11:10
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747 - 400 P & W 4056 Engines Burns

Could anyone give me a ballpark figure for an hourly burn for a Pratt powered 400 operating at MTOW?

Something along the lines of first hour burn then average mid cruise burn?
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http://www.boeing.com/commercial/747...0erf_prod.html
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747-400 P&W 4056 "ballpark" figures
Top-of-climb at near MTOW =12,000kgs per hour
midpoint (say SIN-LHR) =9-10,000Kgs per hour
last stage of cruise = 8,000kgs per hour
These are approximate figures!
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Skies,

Thank you.

Glueball, If I want Boeing info I have it in spades: I really need info from the guys who drive the beast.

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