No there isn't, but the speeds, etc. are provided by the FMC. While not true to life the FMC will set the speed bugs for you. If you prefer to do that yourself a search of the Internet will provide what you're looking for.Wade

Hi,I was wondering if you got any takeoff performance charts avail???Ie. Vspeeds, power settings and etc.If possible also landing perf.

Ok thanks Wade.But I was wondering how you people program the FMC if you don't have these manuals/charts.Anyway, I'm looking fwd to the release. ;)

Once you add the weight, winds, temp etc the FMC calculates the speeds.

MSFS doesn't simulate most of the effects that the charts are designed to be used to correct for (wet/dry runway, slope, etc) so there would be no advantage to having them. A simplified model where the CDU displays the appropriate values works fine in the environment we're talking about.Luck.P

John,on B767 FMC's with VSpeed calculations, these calculations don't change with wind or temp. Only a function of weight.Many FMC's don't have this capability installed because the calculations are too general. Only advantage to them is the calculation of Vr which can be compared to the computed Vr the pilots come up with to reduce the risks of a tailstrike.Regards,Mark

Yeh I know, but it's for the feeling you get if you have a realworld FMC with all the options in it.

"...for the feeling you get if you have a realworld FMC with all the options in it."You like that lost, bewildered, sense of wonderment and "what's it doing now" feeling like I get when I enter the wrong thing in the FMC?Wish I could help you R but I don't have the 767 numbers...but I'll see what I can scrape together for youTim__757

thanks Tim.Post a PM if you get some info. ;)

Why not make the info publically available? I'm sure it would interest mose users here...

Yeh, that's a good idea. :)

Hi R-Seems like every 76 driver I know is flying P&W. I'll keep asking about.Tim__757

Ok thanks,