Are there any sites that calculate VREF for you?
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How’d you even use that website?
Edit: Facepalm moment…😂
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Oh, that seems like a good site but I don’t understand anything😅
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He linked the wrong thing lmao :)
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Here it goes, the one I used to use.
https://www.wolframalpha.com/widgets/view.jsp?id=c4d97c26353c4ff4c6539821b67f7cc7
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It seems to be something for electronic engineers. Can’t seem to find things for the other Vref. 😂
But SimBrief’s JetBlue OFPs can calculate Vspeeds for you, if you use the A320 and ERJs I think.
I am not becoming a scientist, I am just trying to fly a game.
Jokes aside thats an interesting calculator
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At the same time you fly you can learn a lot of physics 😄
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Simbrief will give you this and fuel requirements too.
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Where in simbrief does it show v speeds? I have looked everywhere in the flight plan brief.
Use the JetBlue format.
It does not show Vref, however, and T/O speeds are not available for all aircraft.
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TAKEOFF AND LANDING REPORT … … HKG-SIN 16JUN20
TLR-1 SEQ-73239860 16JUN20 2026Z
A/C 755 B777-200ER
/// TAKEOFF DATA ///
APT PRWY POAT PWIND PQNH PMRTW FLP O2 V1 VR V2 PTOW MFPTW
HKG 07R 28.0 210/08 29.73 6560 15 N 23 29 38 4437 5105
RMKS NONE
The T/O data will look like this.
Granted, it’ll be formatted a little better but you get the idea
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Thank you both!
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