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Summation of caap 234 fuel requirements

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A very good morning Rich, Bob, fellow winged peoples,

I have worked through the CAAP 234 and summarised it as follows, but before I commit this to memory, would like to get your take on it (that I haven't over simplified it).

[u][i]For PVT / AWK[/i][/u]
Dept - Dest (fuel as required in minutes)
Dest - Alternate ([i]if[/i] alternate is required)
Holding Fuel ([i]If[/i] required for weather or traffic)
+ 45 mins (Fixed Reserve)

[i][u]For CHTR[/u][/i]
Dept - Dest (fuel as required in minutes)
Dest - Alternate ([i]if[/i] alternate is required)
Variable Fuel Reserve ( x1.15 of above)
Holding Fuel ([i]If[/i] required for weather or traffic)
+ 45 mins (Fixed Reserve)

I realise this is just a simplistic "round-up" but simple is good and think it should suffice for exam purposes?

Ta,

Andy



   
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Yep Andy that's it and a nice summary of the CAAP recommendations it is too.

Private flights do not require a variable reserve, but why not carry one anyway? The variable reserve applies to the total flight fuel which is flight fuel to your destination + to an alternate if you need one. Tack on holding fuel, allowances and a 45 minutes fixed reserve and you're good to go.

Happy studying!

Cheers,

Rich



   
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Much Tx Rich. I definitely agree, in whether mandatory or not, would for sure carry the extra 15%!



   
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"The only time you can have too much fuel is when you are on fire"

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