January 13, 20206 yr Using this aircraft for a tour sponsored by me virtual airline. On the PFD are readouts of mach #, IAS, and ground speed, but not true airspeed. Anyone know if there is a readout of TAS on this model? Thank you, Eric Dziura Eric Dziura
January 21, 20206 yr The reason for knowing TAS is to find groundspeed. If there is no wind, they are the same. Why would you want to know TAS if you know GS?
January 21, 20206 yr 2 hours ago, Wells said: The reason for knowing TAS is to find groundspeed. Erm, the main reason is aircraft performance. Performance tables are usually based on TAS. Edited January 21, 20206 yr by FDEdev
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