April 8, 200224 yr Not sure if I can or not, but can I fly this type of aircraft, those NM ? Or EGLL to KLAX ?Also, any freighter versions of the 767 in real use ?
April 8, 200224 yr SAN to RJTT is flown up the coast roughly to Vancouver then direct if the winds are strong, but other wise basically directly there along the Pacific Rim. The 767 has a range of about 6100nm, and SAN-RJTT is about 4900nm, should be no problem, but you will need lots of avgas.Cheers,Greg
April 9, 200224 yr I beg your pardon, but the question is incomplete. What about the time ? (60, 75, 120, 180 minutes) and the Engine-out Speed (TAS) ?Without these parameters , how can you determine if ETOPS is applicable?RinaldoP.S.Of course because we are simulating, it is understood, from the equipment point of view, that PIC767 is an Extended Range aircraft.
April 9, 200224 yr Well, usually it's 180 minutes at a TAS of about 400 (have to descend lower), but any defect at all, or one on a previous flight will decrease the limit. For example on the UA777 DVD, they had I believe a problem with the oil that they fixed on the previous flight MSP-ORD, then for ORD-LHR, they got 138 min ETOPS instead of 180.Greg
April 9, 200224 yr >EGLL - KLAX is fine as most of the flight is over land! What does land have to do with ETOPS? I'm certainly not an expert, nor a RW pilot, but I believe ETOPS is concerned with time to a suitable diversionary airfield. Not too many of those over the Arctic, Greenland, etc...
April 10, 200224 yr Frankly, I would be concerned if they tanked up a 767 with Avgas instead of Jet A...."but you will need lots of avgas."ETOPS is also based on airlines demonstrated ability which allows for an increase in time requirements as well as MEL items (Min Equpt items) conditionsTimothy
April 10, 200224 yr Very true. Typically, when people think of ETOPS, they think of extended flights over water. But ETOPS is used in situations where there is no nearby suitable alternate. Much of northern Canada falls into that category.However, this is a very doable flight. You're not going to be going up into the Arctic regions, and you'd probably head right over the Southern tip of Greenland. A typical route might be:EGLL SID WELIN UA2 POL UB4 ULA UN601 STN UN610 RATSU (66N020W 70N030W 71N040W 71N050W 70N060W) LAT5 YEK DCT YQD DCT VLN DCT GGW DCT BIL DCT SLC J9 MLF J107 CIVET CIVET4 KLAX(Don't know how well the f/p would work in PIC; the navdata's a little out of date). Depending on the day's weather and wind conditions, you'd probably use some of the following airports as enroute ETOPS alternates:EIDW - Dublin, IrelandBIKF - Keflavik, IcelandBGBW - Narsaruaq, GreenlandCYYR - Goose Bay, CanadaCYWG - Winnipeg, CanadaHave fun on the longhauls,Jon (KSEA)
April 10, 200224 yr Do they use 180 minute ETOPS on trans-Atlantic flights? I thought 120 or 138 minutes was all that was necessary.I believe 180 minute is needed for flights like US West Coast - Hawaii and polar routes.Jon (KSEA)
April 10, 200224 yr There are quite a few over Greenland, Northern Canada hence that's why they put the NCA tracks along set routes - they take into account ETOPS when designing these tracks in the first place.Tom
April 11, 200224 yr Try this map out for a general picture:http://gc.kls2.com/cgi-bin/gc?PATH=KSAN-RJ...TYLE=&ETOPS=180
April 11, 200224 yr hello yes you can but not rjtt but rjaa for intl ops...!!!!now about etops or eropsheres a nice link ...!!!http://www.boeing.com/commercial/aeromagaz...ar_story.html#2and for the planFLT PLAN: KSAN/RJAA MACH:M80 A/C: B763 FUEL TIME CORR TOGWT LDGWT AVG W/CDEST RJAA 062653 11.55 ------ 184028 121738 M035RESV 002094 00.30 ------ALTN 001005 00.13 ------ ALTN RJTT DIST 0035 W/C M001HOLD 002159 00.30 ------REQD 067911 13.08 ------ BOW 091000 PAYLOAD 020000EXTRA 005480 01.19 ------TAXI 000363TTL AT BO 073391 14.37 ------ DIST 5003KSAN LAX J126 RZS DCT CINNY DCT 42N130W DCT 48N140W DCT 50N150W DCT 51N160W DCT 50N170W DCT 47N180E DCT 43N170E DCT 40N160E DCT GARRY OTR11 ABETS DCT KAGIS OTR11 CVC ARIESN RJAAKSAN/0350/42N130W/0340/GARRY/0360SUMMARY 11.35 FL 31 B/O 063336 PL 020000 TOW 184028 CRZ M80 SUMMARY 11.50 FL 28 B/O 063768 PL 020000 TOW 184028 CRZ M80 etops segment are...!!!ANCHORAGE/STEVENS (PANC) / EARECKSON AS SHEMYA (PASY)EARECKSON AS SHEMYA (PASY) / PETROPAVLOVSK (UHPP)PETROPAVLOVSK (UHPP) / YUZHNO-SAKHALINSK (UHSS)YUZHNO-SAKHALINSK (UHSS) / TOKYO INTL NARITA (RJAA)hope this help...!!!!
April 11, 200224 yr FLT PLAN: EGLL/KLAX MACH:M80 A/C: B763 FUEL TIME CORR TOGWT LDGWT AVG W/CDEST KLAX 059765 11.14 ------ 185519 126117 M024RESV 002177 00.30 ------ALTN 001563 00.20 ------ ALTN KONT DIST 0068 W/C P003HOLD 002159 00.30 ------REQD 065664 12.34 ------ BOW 091000 PAYLOAD 029218EXTRA 000000 00.00 ------TAXI 000363TTL AT BO 065664 12.44 ------ DIST 4821EGLL BUZ3J BUZAD UT420 WELIN UA2 TNT UP6 DUNLO UN570 GOMUP DCT 61N020W DCT 63N030W DCT 64N040W DCT 65N050W DCT 65N060W DCT YFB N552C DUGNO SCAG YBR DCT CZI J32 BOY J713 SLC J9 MLF J107 HEC YENNI1 KLAXEGLL/0340/65N060W/0350/SLC/0370/MLF/0350SUMMARY 11.10 FL 30 B/O 060222 PL 029218 TOW 185519 CRZ M80SUMMARY 11.19 FL 28 B/O 060879 PL 029218 TOW 185519 CRZ M80 etop segmentsGLASGOW (EGPF) / KEFLAVIK (BIKF)KEFLAVIK (BIKF) / GOOSE BAY (CYYR)
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