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Uploaded by on Dec 1, 2007

1978 Cessna-152
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  • boeing 777 dude, you are comparing a cessna with 100 horsepower against a boeing 777 heavy with 78400 horsepower. so i guees there is in fact a different range of climbing :D

  • The Cessna 152 is such a slow climber.

    I pilot the 777-200ER for BA and on Saturday 9th, I flew a Cessna 152 at Redhill Aerodrome, Surrey on a windy day.

    The plane was climbing at 570fpm.

    haha.

    i am used to a climb rate of 2,500 fpm. :)

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  • Center line!

  • @boeing777dude I know right? I flew with my instructor 2500 ft elevation 90F 3000 ft runway 9 gallons in each take and we were climbing at about 2-300 fpm and were less than 50 ft above the trees at the end of the runway

  • I can hear my instrcuctor , "right rudder, right rudder"

  • good vid!

  • is not the airport too close the highway?

  • i agree to the right rudder thing but u guys do realise that if ur too hard on the rudder on take off that could be bad for your nose wheel?

  • nice airport! where in MD is it?

  • Felt like my instructors watching that, "stay on that center line... right rudder, right rudder, right rudder." LOL!

  • where was you taking off from?

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