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Takeoff Performance - Flex (almost) always 50°C with Flaps 8

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    skyrock
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    Hello,

    I was wondering if the takeoff performance calculation was correct whenever you force Flaps 8 in the EFB. For Flaps 0, it's giving different flex temperatures, but for Flaps 8 its almost always Flex 50, even on relatively short runways. Also, when AUTO is selected in the EFB, it will give Flaps 0 almost all the time even though the flex temp is way higher.

    Can you please re-check whether this is correct?

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      Mark
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      The Performance Calculator uses real-world data, so I can vouch for its accuracy. The maximum FLEX in the data is 50C, so on runways where runway length is not a factor, a flex of 50C will be calculated. The F70 and F100 have a large, thick wing and have great performance at low altitudes, so flaps 0 takeoffs with a high-flex temperature are very common.

      With regard to the Flaps/FLEX relationship, with AUTO flaps selected, the Performance Calculator uses the following priority for takeoff performance:

      1. Flaps 0 - FLEX
      2. Flaps 0 - TOGA
      3. Flaps 8 - TOGA

      Hope that helps.

      Mark - Just Flight

      Just Flight Development Assistant

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        Thanks Mark!

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