fully loaded A380 runway length
How long a runway does a fully loaded A38 0 need?
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- Starlionblue
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Re: fully loaded A380 runway length
Just going by figures available to the public. Assuming sea level, ISA conditions, no obstacles, and no wind, an 380-800 needs around 5200 meters at MTOW.
This seems like a lot...
Source: http://www.airbus.com/fileadmin/media_g ... -Jan16.pdf, section 3-3-1.
This seems like a lot...
Source: http://www.airbus.com/fileadmin/media_g ... -Jan16.pdf, section 3-3-1.
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- WIederling
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Re: fully loaded A380 runway length
Starlionblue wrote:Just going by figures available to the public. Assuming sea level, ISA conditions, no obstacles, and no wind, an 380-800 needs around 5200 meters at MTOW.
This seems like a lot...
Source: http://www.airbus.com/fileadmin/media_g ... -Jan16.pdf, section 3-3-1.
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max MTOW currently sits at ~575t ( the diagram goes to ~~635t )
if you feed that into the diagram FIGURE-3-3-1-991-008-A01 ( GP7200 ) you require slightly more than 3000m.
With no engine out mishap real take off distance will be (quite a bit) shorter.
( and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airbus_A3 ... ifications says 3000m )
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- Starlionblue
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Re: fully loaded A380 runway length
WIederling wrote:Starlionblue wrote:Just going by figures available to the public. Assuming sea level, ISA conditions, no obstacles, and no wind, an 380-800 needs around 5200 meters at MTOW.
This seems like a lot...
Source: http://www.airbus.com/fileadmin/media_g ... -Jan16.pdf, section 3-3-1.
??
max MTOW currently sits at ~575t ( the diagram goes to ~~635t )
if you feed that into the diagram FIGURE-3-3-1-991-008-A01 ( GP7200 ) you require slightly more than 3000m.
With no engine out mishap real take off distance will be (quite a bit) shorter.
( and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airbus_A3 ... ifications says 3000m )
That sounds much more reasonable. I just looked where the curve ended .
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