Phenom 100 300 takeoff landing dist
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I appreciate all the hard data everyone provided. These forums exist for several years to serve as a means for others to gather information in the future. These numbers are hard to come by and we're paving the way for others not just myself.
For the others that didn't contribute.....best of luck to you in your flying career or whatever line of business you're in.
For the others that didn't contribute.....best of luck to you in your flying career or whatever line of business you're in.
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For people here who have been involved in aircraft purchases and deliveries know full well that you are full of more nonsense than a C-5 could dream of carrying.
If you “bought” this aircraft.....or even we’re considering it, you would have had access to this information.
Just because you got off the runway means NOTHING. The day you get to V1-1kt and have to abort.....you are on your own and the FAA will have your certificate. You have warned and this thread will be evidence for the FAA’s case on your certificate revocation.
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Phenom 100
Takeoff weight with 4 pax and 800lbs of fuel.
8775lbs
TO distance 2502'
300' Elevation
16 knot headwind needed
Temp 15 degrees
Altimiter 29.92
Landing distance - 2446'
Minus 200lbs
0 wind
Slick spots on the runway to include runway markings, tire marks, or bumps will increase landing distance by 500' or more.
If you are above ref by a few knots, you won't have enough runway for landing
When the hydraulics fail, and they will, youll have to pull the emergency brake and you'll go off the runway.
You'd have to be perfect every single time, full brake application immediately, and never hit any slick spots.
Takeoff weight with 4 pax and 800lbs of fuel.
8775lbs
TO distance 2502'
300' Elevation
16 knot headwind needed
Temp 15 degrees
Altimiter 29.92
Landing distance - 2446'
Minus 200lbs
0 wind
Slick spots on the runway to include runway markings, tire marks, or bumps will increase landing distance by 500' or more.
If you are above ref by a few knots, you won't have enough runway for landing
When the hydraulics fail, and they will, youll have to pull the emergency brake and you'll go off the runway.
You'd have to be perfect every single time, full brake application immediately, and never hit any slick spots.
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You bought and test flew a 300 in less than 36 hrs?
For people here who have been involved in aircraft purchases and deliveries know full well that you are full of more nonsense than a C-5 could dream of carrying.
If you “bought” this aircraft.....or even we’re considering it, you would have had access to this information.
Just because you got off the runway means NOTHING. The day you get to V1-1kt and have to abort.....you are on your own and the FAA will have your certificate. You have warned and this thread will be evidence for the FAA’s case on your certificate revocation.
For people here who have been involved in aircraft purchases and deliveries know full well that you are full of more nonsense than a C-5 could dream of carrying.
If you “bought” this aircraft.....or even we’re considering it, you would have had access to this information.
Just because you got off the runway means NOTHING. The day you get to V1-1kt and have to abort.....you are on your own and the FAA will have your certificate. You have warned and this thread will be evidence for the FAA’s case on your certificate revocation.
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