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  • Boeing 727 is a very good aircraft there can last long.

    

  • I like this - thanks for sharing...

  • The 727 burns around 9,000 pounds/hour at cruise speed. Hi speed and down lower, we were probably burning 10,500/hour

  • How many lbs an hour are you burning cruising down there?

  • @archer49d Around 10,500 pounds/hr total.

  • that's the cruise speed of a 787. 647.025993 mph

  • For us, it's a bit different reasoning. Our fastest true airspeed is at 26,500 feet in the 727. I believe this day we were cruising at 27,000 feet and clipping along nicely just shy of Mach .86

  • In the tropics you'll try to cruise at waist level of thunderstorms because that's the narrowest point. Best levels from FL250 to FL280 of course using the aboard radar extensively.

  • why such a low cruise altitude??

  • @maplemanz ya doesnt its save fuel going at fl35 or so? or was the airspace overtheir full?

  • @lufthansa330pilot Higher is better, but I think it was a shorter stage length, so we stayed low.

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