Thread: Cost Index

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FlyingNasaForm , 12-25-2010 03:48 AM
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This is the best info I've ever read on the CI constant.

Variable Cost Index - PPRuNe Forums

Changing the CI based on wind seems to defeat the purpose. The result of the CI formula is a mach/IAS that results in minimal cost given the current wind, weight, course, and aircraft costs. In a headwind the CI result will be a higher speed, in a tailwind, it will be a lower speed.
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