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PFPX ETOPS

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Hey guys trying to file a flight from cyvr to yssy

 

Entering ETOPS and filling appropriate ETOPS route

 

Entering 120 ,180,207 an 330 min.

 

I get all engine decomp ETOPS errors ! Warnings

 

Any advise is greatly appreciated

 

Cheers

Mike

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Is it ok to release the flight? And just be aware/ ignore warnings??

 

Cheers

Mike

ETOPS setup depends on the plane, and sometimes there are more restrictions

than just how many minutes you need to be able to fly. However, there is an

option to disable ETOPS for the current flight, then you can release the flight

as usual.

 

Peter

  • Author

Thanks Peter

I am using the pmdg 777 200 L/R

 

Would like to use this option rather disabling it, for realism

The warnings are fine.  I'm assuming you have a Hawaiian airport for an alternate?  You're getting the warnings because there are MSA's above 10000' around those airports.

Brian W

KPAE

  • Author

The warnings are fine.  I'm assuming you have a Hawaiian airport for an alternate?  You're getting the warnings because there are MSA's above 10000' around those airports.

Hi

Yes using PHNL and NFFN nadi fiji

ETOPS setup depends on the plane, and sometimes there are more restrictions

than just how many minutes you need to be able to fly. However, there is an

option to disable ETOPS for the current flight, then you can release the flight

as usual.

 

Peter

It depends on the Airline. Air New Zealand has longer ETOPS to fly the pacific for example. Lots of info regarding this on the net and in the PFPX forum @ Aerosoft

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Yes using PHNL

 

 

 

 

There are two MORA grids close to PHNL you need to be aware of in case you need to descend due to a decompression.  One over the island of Hawaii at 16,100', and one over Maui at 12,400'.  The warning is just pointing out that you may be below some terrain in this area.  To see MORA grids click the far right button in the PFPX map.

Brian W

KPAE

  • Author

It depends on the Airline. Air New Zealand has longer ETOPS to fly the pacific for example. Lots of info regarding this on the net and in the PFPX forum @ Aerosoft

Interesting I will be flying Air canada A33 which I have flown back and forth many times. As a passenger lol , would like to know what ETOPS the use.

Thanks for all your replies guys ETOPS is relatively new to me.

 

Helping out a lot.

 

Cheers

Mike

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