so i was flying from eham to egll on the 772 and all of a sudden it began to stall so i changed the flight from egll-cyvr and it did the same thing. how do i fix it
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I believe you may be overweight. Have you considered step climbing?
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i did step climbing. i had 55,936kgs of fuel
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Cruise speed and altitude?
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what was your total load on plane and nose pitch during the takeoff ?
Make sure you sfo have enough speed. Make sure you take off from a “green” runway. Make sure you alter your flight plan to avoid any strong patches of wind. Make sure you don’t tailstrike and have a large rate of climb
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Check your total aircraft weight. Is it in the red yet? And on another it’s, how are EGLL- EHAM and EGLL- CYVR at all related? How does one go from a 1 hour flight to a 7 hour flight…
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I was thinking the same thing…
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v/s was 2,500 and overall weight is 240,561kgs
i had to change airplanes
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Too much. Try +1500 or +2000.
Rate of climb was decent at least (little much, but acceptable). Not an expert with weight. What is that MTOW, or MLW?
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it was Below MLW
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Remember, below MTOW, good speed, and logical planes and routes… No 772 from Heathrow to Amsterdam. The #realismpolice is here for you
Bro 240561 kg is too much. It is just 7000 less than MTOW. at this weight takeoff pitch should be 2000 or less. Hope this helped :)
How? You were flying EGLL-CYVR.
What was your airspeed?
I would dump a little fuel, if I was you.
`They were probably mentioned in the wrong order. Like EGLL to CYVR and then change to EGLL to EHAM
i said it was eham to klax then it started stalling so i “changed planes” and started a new flight from “egll to cyvr”