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Originally Posted by vilas
(Post 11235762)
How do you calculate the LDR without any airfield data? Wind, braking action, LW etc? You need to decide the airport get the ATIS, only then you can find LDR.
........You ask ATC to get the current weather and runway state of your destination airfield plus a couple of others, (or you listen to a few ATIS yourself if they are within range), to give you options as part of DODAR, (other mnemonics are available). That's what we always do in the Sim and no TRE has ever told us not to. If you descend all the way down and approach an airfield, but only then - when getting the ATIS - you find the runway is too short for your particular failure, you have wasted time, fuel and potential energy. |
In the picture I posted above, you also have a fuel penalty. To take it into account, just like Vilas said with one more step:
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Originally Posted by CrazyStuntPilot
(Post 11235896)
In the picture I posted above, you also have a fuel penalty. To take it into account, just like Vilas said with one more step:
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Originally Posted by Uplinker
(Post 11232261)
Yes, it is confusing.
They are basically saying that the different blocks of information are separated by a full height blank line - if you look on the diagram of the STATUS page above, it gives a MAX SPD..........250/ .85 then a full height blank line, then the next block, starting APPR PROC What they mean is that each block is separated from the others by a full height blank line, so everything before the next full height blank line applies to the current block. Confusingly, they seem to use a half height blank line to separate actions or information which are part of each block, but not in the next block ! So, on the top diagram, the CAT 1 ONLY and the SLATS SLOW applies to the APPR PROC block, not the next block. |
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