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Sep 25
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What is the best flap position for takeoff in a 747, CRJ700, any passenger jet. Is there a rule of thumb?
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Here's an interesting take off / landing guide for the A320..
http://www.satavirtual.org/fleet/OverviewTL_A320.PDF
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It said the file is damaged and could not be repaired.
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uncleyuk wrote
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It said the file is damaged and could not be repaired.
This is weird...you should try Fix option by insert disk(dvd) 1 and 2..
EDIT:I missunderstood the post I though you meant the game, sometimes I think my english isn't good enough these days ...My apologies
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If you can't read that PDF file try updating Adobe Reader.
http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html
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uncleyuk wrote
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What is the best flap position for takeoff in a 747, CRJ700, any passenger jet. Is there a rule of thumb?
Press the F10 key. F10 will bring up the kneeboard. Find the reference chart for the aircraft by pressing the appropriate button on the kneeboard. Review the reference chart for the aircraft, it will tell you appropriate speeds, and flap settings for take-off as well as landings.
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