Hi everyone
what is the cruising speed (in mach) for the boeing 737-800 (posky) and the Airbus 340-300 (the Air France Posky one, you all know it)?
I just wanted to know this. btw by cruising speed I mean the speed in mach that the plane is going when it is flying at FL350+
Thanks
For the B737-800, I'd cruise at around 0.78 - 0.80 MA depending on weight. For the A340-300, cruise at around 0.82-0.84 MA.
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Thanks a lot!!
I am just doing a long flight at the moment from Paris Charles de Gaulle to Princess Juliana Intl in an Airbus A340-300 and I wasnt sure what the cruise speed was and I didnt try to guess because fspax is on and I didnt want to get the overspeed penealty
Thanks for the help
Have a nice flight!
The max speed is around 0.85 so depending on how fuel efficient you want to be combined with how quick you want to get there, 0.80-0.85 is good 😉
99jolegg wrote:
Have a nice flight!
The max speed is around 0.85 so depending on how fuel efficient you want to be combined with how quick you want to get there, 0.80-0.85 is good 😉
I'm at Mach .84 at the moment, autopilot constantly holding that speed for me 😉
FsPax is happy with that speed so its all good 😎
I just had a peek in the aircraft.cfg file for that aircraft and I saw these two entries
max_indicated_speed=330.000000
max_mach=0.860010
So it seems once it goes a tiny big over Mach .86 it will go overspeed.. so keeping at Mach .85 would be good then!!
Thanks for the help
I always try to leave it a bit below the max speed because ive hit turbulance a few times which causes it to speed up and then you will get an overspeed penalty.
OK I did the flight thanks for the help everyone
I made a good job of the landing which surprised me, its a hard approach
Glad to hear it 👍
If you all want to see the fspax report I have a picture of it [url="http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f296/timbuk2006/fspax4.jpg"]here[/url]
There was a headwind for the majority of the way, thats why it took so long really
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