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Ultimately an unintended consequence of trying to reduce costs. Otherwise they'd just use full throttle.
by userbinator 2y ago
Ultimately an unintended consequence of trying to reduce costs. Otherwise they'd just use full throttle.
- the_third_wave 2y agoCost and noise, the latter possibly ending up more costly if the allowed noise level is exceeded.
- jnsaff2 2y agoThe engine wear and consequently the risk of engine failure during normal operations goes up with full throttle. Noise abatement is reducing the throttle when the plane has reached a certain altitude and not relevant for takeoff roll.