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Flight CTR2274

  • Submitted By: Ken Robinson
  • Departure Airport: Atsugi Naval Air Facility (RJTA)
  • Arrival Airport: NAS Agana (PGUM)
  • Aircraft: P-3C ORION (998)
  • Flight Time: 03.42
  • Date Submitted: 06/22/2021
  • Route: HATSU Y588 XAC B586 WINZR
  • Status: Accepted
Flight Details
Gross Revenue:
(10 load / $ 0.00 per unit
$ 0.00
Fuel Cost:
(14654 fuel used @ 5.1 / unit)
$ 74, 735.40

Additional Log Information:

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smartCARS version 2.1.34.0, 2021/6/22 UTC
[18:44:17] Preflight started, flying offline
[18:44:17] Flying P-3C Orion US NAVY VP-9
[18:44:17] Engine 1 is on
[18:44:17] Engine 2 is on
[18:44:17] Engine 3 is on
[18:44:17] Engine 4 is on
[18:49:39] Pushing back with 19783 lb of fuel
[18:50:25] Taxiing to runway
[18:51:09] Taking off
[18:51:30] Gear lever raised
[18:51:32] Climbing, pitch: 6, roll: 2 degrees right, 176 kts
[18:51:53] Exceeded 250 KIAS below 10,000 feet MSL
[18:53:15] Speed corrected at 3291 ft after a max speed of 330 kts
[19:03:07] Cruising at 25000ft, pitch: 1, 359 kts
[22:11:32] Descending
[22:23:15] Approaching
[22:23:16] Exceeded 250 KIAS below 10,000 feet MSL
[22:24:57] Speed corrected at 7128 ft after a max speed of 264 kts
[22:26:21] Flaps set to position 1 at 5761 ft at 245 kts
[22:29:00] Final approach, 182 kts
[22:30:17] Gear lever lowered at 1500 ft at 162 kts
[22:30:18] Flaps set to position 2 at 1524 ft at 161 kts
[22:30:41] Flaps set to position 3 at 1081 ft at 143 kts
[22:32:57] Touched down at -41 fpm, gear lever: down, pitch: 1, roll: 2 degrees left, 104 kts
[22:33:40] Landed in 5081 ft, fuel: 5136 lb, weight: 75576 lb
[22:33:40] Taxiing to gate
[22:33:51] The flight may now be ended
[22:33:51] Taxi time was less than 15 seconds
[22:33:51] Arrived, flight duration: 03:42
[22:34:11] Flaps set to position 0

Comments

Commenter Comment
Ken Robinson I Flew this Memorial Flight in a Navy P-3C Orion on which I was aircrew many times in/out of NAS Agana and a few times in/out of NAF Atsugi. I felt it was fitting to use a Naval Patrol Aircraft which operated on many flights from both locations. \r\nFair Winds and Following Seas, Mark.

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