Takeoff Flaps with FSPassengers

Yes, well saying that it depends on the plane, lenth of the runway etc etc.

For example, on my flying lessons I fly a Piper Tomahawk from EGGP which is a fairly long runway so I do not need to use flaps for takeoff but the large aircraft need to. Concorde made a few flights to/from there when it was flying

Anyway, what plane do you use? It will depend what plane you are using for the correct flaps. When im flying a 737 I press F7 3 times before takeoff which gives me flaps 5 but in an airbus a340 pressing F7 once gives me flaps 5 which is the correct take off flaps.

If you are flying a default aircraft read the manual about takeoff and it will give you the correct flaps setting. If not see if you can find it in other places.

Flaps create more lift at lower speeds - thats the main use of them so my post above will make more sense if you think of why they are used.

I believe, well from what I've experienced, no matter what the plane with FS Passengers you need to set a 5 degrees of flaps on takeoff. If you do have flaps set on take off and you're still getting that message you are either setting them too early, set them right before takeoff, or you could be retracting them way to early.

ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh so thats what flaps are for when taking off. ok guys cheers for the help 🍻

Solotwo wrote:

I believe, well from what I've experienced, no matter what the plane with FS Passengers you need to set a 5 degrees of flaps on takeoff. If you do have flaps set on take off and you're still getting that message you are either setting them too early, set them right before takeoff, or you could be retracting them way to early.

I believe this is the correct point for FSPax(its the way it works for me too) and dear Doyley's is the correct point for real life. 😉