A short video from the flight test program for the MD-87. This is an excerpt from the tail strike (VMU) test card. The original video was produced by McDonald-Douglas Aircraft Company in 1985 and t...
A short video from the flight test program for the MD-87. This is an excerpt from the tail strike (VMU) test card. The original video was produced by McDonald-Douglas Aircraft Company in 1985 and the video segments are titled "Tail Strike Test". There are dozens of take-offs in the original video and the cockpit audio of the flight crew indicates their main concern is to get the tail to impact the runway instead of importance on minimum unstick speed (VMU).
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I guess noone pays attention to the title of the video to know before they pull a Captian Obvious that it is a test. People that moronic should be castrated. Cool video btw =)
Please correct me if I'm wrong but the clime out angle in normally 20 degrees nose up but i think that mite very on the plane the the amount of thrust the engines produce the Pratt & Whitney JT8D-217C engines on the MD-87 are very powerful thus the MD-80's have a very high clime out angle
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Thanks for posting!