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767-224ER Continental Airlines

3,527 ViviDoesStuff  3 days ago
Auto Credit Based on MAPA's Boeing 767-200ER Heavy (American Airlines)

Time for a new livery

If you even wondered if @MAPA's 767-200 could be reworked, then you've gotten your answer

I present you... a (barely) real sized B762 from Continetal Airlines


Added things:

1. A new engine design based on the JT9D option for the B762.
2. A brand new style of wing, which consists of 2 sections for the main wings and a single one for the V-stab and H-stab (more info about that addon down in the post).
3. Heavier weight in comparison to MAPAs B762, which also adds a bit of wingflex when pulling Gs and a more realistic touch in the whole flight experience.
4. The addon of gear tilt into the main gears infrastructure.

Instructions:

Take off:

Flaps= 1/4
Throttle= 100%
Rotation Speed= 160-175 kts (TAS)

Cruising:

Throttle= Enough to keep the aircraft under 480 kts
Speed (TAS)= <480 kts
Trim= Enough to keep your plane leveled

Landing:

Throttle= 5-20% (depending on your approach)
Flaps= Full
Trim= 0%
AG1= Reverse Thrusters animation (despite only being a animation made out from pistons, i recommend to active it when the main gear touches the ground for the looks)

Wings rework:

The thickness from all wings featured in this rework was been decreased drastically for a more realistic touch, which also gave opportunity for a re-design by adding fuselages over it all the way to the control surfaces. About the 2 sections in both main wings instead of a single but rigid one, its all because of the wingflex gained with the weight increase, so to counter the wingflex's interference over the sections, i splitted both into 2 sections that will be attached to their respective wing.


I thank you for taking some seconds or minutes to check the aircraft (or even download it) and have a good day.

Peace out.

Spotlights

General Characteristics

Performance

  • Power/Weight Ratio 0.349
  • Wing Loading 55.5lbs/ft2 (270.9kg/m2)
  • Wing Area 666.7ft2 (61.9m2)
  • Drag Points 455

Parts

  • Number of Parts 276
  • Control Surfaces 11
  • Performance Cost 984
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    30.4k ChiChiWerx

    Hi. I have just over 1,000 hrs of flight time in the 756 family…757-200/300 and 767-300/400. Want me to give you some feedback on this build? I have some suggestions that you could apply to not only this build, but any airliner build in general.

    7 hours ago
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    Either what... awesome👍

    +1 2 days ago
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    The gear tilts? Uselly he doesnt make them tilt? Or you modified it

    2 days ago