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4. More safety margins
 Not allowed on
contaminated runways
 Derated takeoff
1. Allowed on contaminated
runways
2. Increase takeoff Weight on
short and contaminated
runways
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Date of the module
1 - Take-off limitations
2 - Landing limitations
Table of contents
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speed
2 - Landing climb
3 - Landing distance
4 - Landing distance available
5 - Landing data
6 - Maximum allowed landing weight
7 - Overload landing
Table of Contents
1 - Minimum speed
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Date of the module
 Minimum control speed during landing approach
: VMCL (FAR-JAR § 25.149)
With the aeroplane in the most critical configuration for
approach and landing, it is the calibrated airspeed, at which,
when the critical engine is made inoperative, and operating
engine(s) developing TOGA thrust, it is possible to maintain
the control of the aeroplane and maintain straight flight with an
angle of bank of not more than 5°.
(VMCL is also determined with 2 engines inoperative for three -
engined and four-engined aeroplanes.)
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Date of the module
1 - Minimum speed
2 - Landing climb
3 - Landing distance
4 - Landing distance available
5 - Landing data
6 - Maximum allowed landing weight
7 - Overload landing
Table of Contents
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OEI
TOGA Thrust
Gear retracted
S/F approach config.
Minimum gradient:
2-E : 2.1 %
3-E : 2.4 %
4-E : 2.7 %
V  1,4 VSR
 Approach configuration (FAR-JAR §25.121)
LANDING CLIMB
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AEO
TOGA thrust (8s)
Gear extended
S/F landing config.
 Approach configuration (FAR-JAR §25.121)
 Landing configuration (FAR-JAR §25.119)
OEI
TOGA Thrust
Gear retracted
S/F approach config.
1.13 VSR V 1.3 Vs
VMCL
Minimum gradient:
3.2 %
LANDING CLIMB
V  1,4 VSR
A project supported by AIRBUS and the CAAC
Date of the module
1 - Minimum speed
2 - Landing climb
3 - Landing distance
4 - Landing distance available
5 - Landing data
6 - Maximum allowed landing weight
7 - Overload landing
Table of Contents
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Date of the module
 Landing distance (FAR-JAR § 25.125)
50 ft V=0
LD
braking
Means of braking :
 wheel brakes
 Spoilers
 Reverses
Means of braking :
 wheel brakes
 Spoilers
 Reverses
VREF  1,23 VSR
VMCL VREF
A project supported by AIRBUS and the CAAC
Date of the module
1 - Minimum speed
2 - Landing climb
3 - Landing distance
4 - Landing distance available
5 - Landing data
6 - Maximum allowed landing weight
7 - Overload landing
Table of Contents
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Date of the module
 LDA : Landing Distance Available
» rectangular area of concrete or asphalt used for take
off and landing
Runway
Runway
The Stopway may not
be used for landing !
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Date of the module
 Obstacle influence on LDA
LDA
60 m
deported threshold
2%
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 LDA : Landing Distance Available
LD  60 % LDA Turbojet
LD  70 % LDA Turboprop
50 ft V=0
LDA
LD
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Date of the module
1 - Minimum speed
2 - Landing climb
3 - Landing distance
4 - Landing distance available
5 - Landing data
6 - Maximum allowed landing weight
7 - Overload landing
Table of Contents
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Date of the module
 Zp and temperature
Zp or T°C  : same effects as
for take-off
- GA thrust is reduced

climb gradient 
- Landing speed increases

landing distance 
 Chosen parameters
Landing data : Factors of influence
Sustained parameters
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