You need to be at 200 knots to vertical it
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You just really need flaps and to take off at the right speed for me. To make it a bit more realistic, try it without passengers or cargo.
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There’s really no point in knowing how to vertical a 787 since it’s not realistic.
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Vertical? like VTOL?
And it is not vertical, vertical is a Harrier Jump jet, I believe the 787 that did that takeoff was like at 60° or 70°
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You could just go a normal speed and takeoff normally…
Hell no. The nose attitude probably never exceeded 30/40 degrees and the angle of attack never exceeded 15 degrees.
What you saw on the video is basically a trick of perpective, it looks like the plane is doing a near vertical take-off but it definitely isn’t one. Boeing refused to give any informations concerning the pitch of the aircraft during the take-off, certainly to preserve the marketing effect of the video. It’s just a way to enhance the 787 performances.
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Hehe as you said it’s probability you’re having not facts.I ain’t judging!Just doubtful anyway Probability is always 1 or 0 :)
I said probably because I just can’t give exact values. Boeing refused to share them. I saw the show at Paris Airshow and it looked like a 20/25 degrees nose up attitude. But definitely not more than 40.
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Let me just accept your way since I’m not the Mr.Know How here
I’m not a ‘know it all’ either. I’m only stating my opinion (which is based on what I saw) I don’t have the exact values.
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