Indonesian Independence Day, August 17th

Filed Under (Flight Operations) by steven on 14-08-2010

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Three more days from this post date (August 14th), Indonesia will celebrate the 65th anniversary of  Indonesian Independence Day. And the Indonesia Division of IVAO has prepared a celebration event. One of it is the VFR group flight from Ngurah Rai International Airport Denpasar (WADD) to Juanda International Airport in Surabaya (WARR). And I have finished my livery.

We gonna use a Default Douglas DC-3 Aircraft…interesting isn’t it..The theme of my livery is “Relic”. And I’ve also made this for MTL Aircraft (using this when online so everyone will see your aircraft just as the one you use).

Okay here is the direct link:

See you guys…MERDEKA!!

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How to Calculate Flight Enroute Time

Filed Under (Flight Operations) by steven on 05-12-2009

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Yes, we only just fly a simulation but it does no harm if we learn how to calculate the enroute time that are very useful when we gonna fill the flight plan. Okay, here we will discuss how do we calculate our Flight EET (Estimated Enroute Time) to our destination. Thanks to Danang Pariadji who gives the formula.

First, we must determine the aircraft’s True Air Speed or TAS. There’s several ways to calculate the TAS, but i will only use two formula.

  • Take a half of your altitude and add it to your Indicated air speed. For example: 280 Knot IAS at FL350. Then 350 / 2 = 175 –> 280 + 175 = 455 Knot TAS.
  • Divide Your altitude by 1,000 and multiply by 5. And Add the outcome to your indicated air speed. For Example: 35,000 / 1,000 = 35 * 5 = 175. Then 175 + 280 = 455 Knot TAS.

Voila! Now we have our True Air Speed. Now here is the formula to calculate our Estimated Enroute Time…

(Range / TAS) * 60 + 20. For Example: We take place from WIII (Soekarno-Hatta Int’l Airport – Jakarta) to WARR (Juanda Int’l Airport – Surabaya). The distance between these two airport is: 375 nm, Our TAS is 455 at FL350. Now we have all required data…. So the calculation is: (375 / 455) *60 +20 = 69.45 minutes or 1 hour 10 minutes.

This time estimation will be influenced by many factors such as wind factors, etc. And of course it depends what type of aircraft that you will use. Example above is using Boeing 737 classic. And it’s for Simulation use only :)

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