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7 2 REVIEW OF SMALL AIRCRAFT PERFORMANCE LITERATURE This section presents a literature review to support the objectives of ACRP Project 03-54 – Small Aircraft Runway Length Analysis Tool. We surveyed appropriate guidance, available research, other information on aircraft runway performance certification, aircraft operations, technical papers on aircraft runway performance prediction.
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8 develops correction factors for landing distance calculations. The model considers scenarios, such as hydroplaning, wind, the speed-dependent rolling-friction coefficient, and variations in the piloting technique.
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9 2) FAA advisory circulars with guidance on training and methods to assess landing performance (AC 120-62 and AC 25-32)
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10 Quick Reference Cards (29) with runway braking assessment criteria and time of arrival landing distance assessment.
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11 for every airport elevation and weight combination. FPG data includes climb weight temperature limits for turbofan and turboprop aircraft.
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12 Figure 3: Sample Takeoff Distance to Clear a 35-foot Obstacle for the Cessna Citation 560 XLS Aircraft. Dry Runway Condition.
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13 Figure 4: Sample Uncorrected Landing Distance Table for the Cessna Citation 560 XLS Aircraft. Dry Runway Condition.
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14 Figure 5: Takeoff Distance Nomograph for the Columbia 400 Aircraft. Dry and Paved Runway.
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15 Figure 7: Sample Takeoff Field Length Table in the Cessna Citation Jet 3Flight Planning Guide. Dry Runway, 2,000-foot Elevation, Flaps 15 Degrees, 35-foot Screen Height, Zero Wind, Anti-ice Off, and Cabin Bleed Air On.
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