Question

1. What are the factors in determining your takeoff critical field length for a certain runway? If after doing initial calculations you find the runway is too short, what might you be able to do as the pilot in command to be legal for takeoff?

Answer 1

for basic information

for any take off the distance should not exceed the perticular run way distance

in the time of takeoff the lift will be created on the wings to overcome the aircraft weight

and this will be done by forward accelaration of aircraft

and

the factors affecting the flight to take off critical field length for a runway

are the following

1 . air density (any humidity )

2. takeoff aircraft mass and balance

3. temperature

4. wind

5. the runway conditions like runway surface, runway slope

the climb gradient = tan

= sin

the climb gradient = thrust – drag / weight

the pilot has to aware with speed of the flight and normal conditions

if runway is too short

pilot can be able to apply takeoff power and will get airborn noise

once applied the brake the speed of the flight will be in contole

and as a whole according to the environment the pilot has to take the decision

and even about the run way.