Aircraft Performance Flashcards

1
Q
Define;
ASDA
LDA
TODA
Clear way
A

ASDA – TORA + Stop-way
§ LDA – Runway available for ground run of aircraft landing.
§ TODA – TORA + clearway
§ Clearway – A clear area extended from the centreline that an aircraft can use to climb to maintain obstacle clearance.

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2
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Define a contaminated runway

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Contaminated Runway – more than 25% covered by:

  • More than 3mm deep water or slush
  • More than 20mm of loose snow
  • Compact snow or ice, including wet ice.
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3
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Define a wet runway

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Wet runway – no more than 3mm of water

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4
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V1 dry and V1 wet

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V1 Dry — must allow the aircraft to suffer an engine failure and reach 35ft not less than Vmcg
V1 Wet – must allow the aircraft to suffer an engine failure and reach 15ft above the runway end. Must not be less than V mcg.

Both must allow the aircraft to stop with remaining runway

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5
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1st segment of climb

A
Screen height 35'dry/15'wet (V2)to gear up
A/C config
Gear retracting
tO flap/salt
TO Thrust
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6
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2nd segment Climb

A
Get up to start of level off
A/C Config
Gear up
TO flap/salt
TO Thrust
V2 speed (constant KIAS)
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7
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3rd segment Climb

A
Level flight flap/salt retraction
Aircraft config
Gear up
Flap/salt retracting
TO Thrust 
Acceleration to green dot
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8
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Final (4th) segment Climb

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Clean config Climb segment- minimum 1500'
Aircraft config
Gear up
Flap/slat retracted
MCT
At green dot
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9
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Define Green Dot

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Green dot speed.

Engine-out operating speed in clean configuration. (Best lift-to-drag ratio speed).

Also corresponds to the final takeoff speed. Represented by a green dot on the PFD scale. Below 20 000 ft equal to 2 × weight (tons) +80 Above 20 000 ft, add 1 kt per 1 000 ft

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10
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Landing distances

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At dispatch the required Landing distance (RLD) must be the actual landing distance (ALD) x 1.67 dry. Wet is ALD x 1.92

In flight it is X 1.15 (automatically done on fly smart)

No factor required in emergency

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