Climb rate

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What is the best climb rate to be used in multi-engine aircraft?

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1800 feet per min

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2000-2500 depending on weight and preference really, it’s what i use anyway

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thanks your tipe

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Thanks my friend!

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Yea no problem!

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Personally climb out 2500-3000 then a reduce that number the higher I go.

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Oh Very good for sugestion!

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What I do, is try and get the throttle to be around 88% N1 which I think is a good thrust setting, so what every the airplane needs for something like that is good.

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Check out this vid :)
It’s for every aircraft, I think.

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got it, thanks for that tip.

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Okay!!! Aware

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For a quick tip; you can multiply your ground speed by 5 to get the best climb rate at that speed… It also depends on your weight; if you feel that the aircraft is struggling to keep the IAS based on its weight; then it’s better to reduce the climb rate in order to preserve your speed… THE HEAVIER YOU ARE; LESS CLIMB RATE YOU NEED… Don’t forget also that as you approach your selected altitude; it’s better to gradually start decreasing your rate… Hope these tips can help… Happy Flying…

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It depends of a lot of factors.
First, juste after the take-off you should have 15° of climbing until you reached a reasonable and a safety distance from the departing runway, then you can climb lower (≈9°) to increase your speed and reach 250 KIAS (or more if you are > FL100). To reach your cruise altitude, you must manage your climb altitude with some factors (Be sure that you can maintain your speed while climbing. I mean, more you’re high, more your thrust level will grow too)

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Aware! Greetings!!!

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