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So called “accelerate-go” versus “accelerate-stop”. It is conditional, and not limited to these two models. They need to accelerate to a specific airspeed based
by cmurf 2y ago
So called “accelerate-go” versus “accelerate-stop”. It is conditional, and not limited to these two models. They need to accelerate to a specific airspeed based on loading, temperature, and usable runway length. Prior to that airspeed, engine failure means abort. At and after reaching that speed, takeoff continues.
- missedthecue 2y agoRight, there is no circumstance where they would want to. I'm just talking about the power of a single engine on one of those birds.