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Old 23rd September 2011 | 03:59
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fish Fuel factor

what is the "fuel factor" mean?
anyone can help me?
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Old 23rd September 2011 | 04:25
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Could you mean "fuel fraction"? Which is the percentage of an airplane's gross weight is fuel. It is important factor in determining range.

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Old 23rd September 2011 | 05:01
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Here is a detailed information regarding the fuel factor (after page # 125):

http://formation.xlairways.fr/format...Monitoring.pdf
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Old 23rd September 2011 | 07:53
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It just may be another name for 'performance factor' or 'drag index' or whatever, which is a measure of the deviation of that airframe from 'standard' fuel flows, or it could relate to fuel purchase costs for tankering. We need to see where it occurs on the system please.
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