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Things are on the improve .. this sheet, at least, works. The design standard, though, remains quite poor. Specific comments - (a) re the refe...
I note a reference to Bruce Clissold in the top RH margin. This certainly doesn't appear to be one of Bruce's sheets so I'll run a copy by him for c...
Looks like you're having a run of bad luck there, mate. As for this document .. same, same, more or less. I wouldn't waste any more time playing...
[color=blue][i][b]Following on from post #25[/b][/i][/color] The principal fatal flaw with the document identifying itself as a trim sheet is that ...
[i](Post content continued from post #26)[/i] Next we tidy up the lines coming from the left hand fuel IU lookup grid (blue lines) [attachmen...
I suspect that Stuart has the situation identified. However, if we are to resolve your question, specifically, we need you to identify the particula...
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While there exist numerous references to "visual approach" in the AIP, there appears to be no reference to "direct approach" or "cleared direct approa...
[color=blue][i][b]Ref post #23.[/b][/i][/color] [color=red][i][b]This document is a real worry[/b][/i][/color] Although it describes itself as a...
[color=blue][i][b]Ref post #22[/b][/i][/color] The sheet is a conventional trimsheet essentially following the AN/TN styles described earlier. ...
Probably not terribly good questions ..There exist plenty of papers on the net and in the literature covering both areas and I recommend those more in...
Some further answers. [color=blue][i][b]3. In your post number 17, in the second picture you make the statement that "if the datum is out to the no...
It's just a point of grammar allied with each set of words coming from opposite directions, as it were. The AIP reference "and" requires both items...
I'm a tad out of touch with what the examiner's precise expectations might be .. Bob probably is the man of the day for that, I suggest. "Given" ...
The main driver for incorporating wind in the calculations has always been that old buzzword "commonsense". There used to be words in the rules abou...