Aircraft Informations

[Aslan_S]

Hello,

Do any of you have any suggestions for good sources to see all information on the aircrafts within Infinite Flight, for example Slowest Practical Speed, V1, ceiling. Do I just use the actual aircraft data sheet?

Thank you.
Aslan

[MathiasG]

Use simbrief with OFP Layout JBU and it will give you the FLP setting, V1, VR and V2

[Fourthnebula919]

Hi!

There are a few resources for, example profile guides. You can just search them up by typing (aircraft name) profile guide. Here are some examples:

E175/190 Profiles Guide

[YV, QX, MQ, OO] 4 of the largest EJet operators over Jackson Hole, Wyoming (KJAC) Welcome to the Embraer E175/190 Profiles Guide The long awaited Embraer 175 & E190 is finally here! Powered by two General Electric CF34-8E5/-10E5 engines, this gorgeous aircraft is bound to provide you with a whole host of awesome routes to fly. Often referred to as the “Baby 737” in the airline industry, the Embraer 175 has quickly become the staple and leading aircraft for the regional airline market. L…

All Aircraft Takeoff and Landing Profiles (Version 20.1 Wiki!)

[image] Hello Infinite Flight users! It’s been a while since my last topic was closed, so I have decided to redo the tutorial which includes additional information for all aircraft in Infinite Flight. The release of this topic was delayed because of school and life in general. Yet, seeing version 20.1 update coming quite soon, I have managed to try my best and finish this topic so that every new user will find the most simple information for all aircraft. Check out the list below! Please…

You can also find a lot of useful info just on google. Stuff like aircraft ceiling, stall speeds and more. Be mindful that for some of the older aircraft this info might not match what’s in game.

Can you also elaborate on what you mean by slowest practical speed. Are you referring to the ATC command?

[Aslan_S]

Yes. I was asked to maintain the slowest practical speed when entering Auckland Airport with a CRJ900. I maintained 160ks. But then after appealing a violation from the same flight, the ATC appeal reviewer told me that th slowest practical speed for the CRJ900 is between 140-150.

[Fourthnebula919]

Ah alright, check out this topic for a explanation:

What do the ATC Speed Commands mean? (For Pilots)

For Pilots We have all received it. The command issued to us on approach of Maintain XXX Speed and Do not Exceed XXX Speed/Maintain speed above XXX kts, Maintain best forward speed/Maintain Slowest speed possible. But what is the difference and what does that mean for us pilots? This post will look at what a pilot needs to be aware of when issued on of these commands First lets look at Maintain XXX Speed. This command is issued when ATC wants you to maintain a certain speed. The reason can be t…

Once again, since it depends on stall speeds, it’s something you can just google based on the aircraft. If you are not sure what I do is safely push the boundaries to a point where I am maintaining a speed that works for me and the controller.

[Captain_Emergency]

Wait, where can I find this in simbrief? I’ve set it to JBU and I can’t find it

[MathiasG]

Not every aircraft has the option, but let me know which aircraft you have set

[MathiasG]

[Captain_Emergency]

I set for the a350

[BennyBoy_Alpha]

I believe SimBrief only has V-Speeds for certain aircraft…

[MathiasG]

Sadly the a350 doesn’t have the V1 speed.

A350 and A220 are so far the only aircraft that I know that don’t have V-speeds on Simbrief