Second RIO Linhas Aéreas livery within the site? Impressive

If you have used my previous B762 from Continental and is now looking at this. Yes, there's room for improvements, and i've made sure to make the most out of it

I present you... a (barely) real sized and remasted B762 from RIO Linhas Aéreas

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Added things:

1. Remastered about 95% of the original aircraft;
2. Reworked both engines to look more like both GE CF6-80A equipped on PR-IOH;
3. Wings redesign;
4. Addon of the pushback mechanic (AG2);
5. A heavier weight in comparison to MAPAs version (~16,600lbs vs ~23,000lbs);
6. Gear tilt for the main gears;
7. Glass cockpit;
8. A completely new cockpit in comparison to both my Continental B762 and MAPAs B762.

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Instructions:

Taxing (if you're spawning in a gate):

AG2 = Active until 20kts (TAS), keep turning it on and off to maintain between 17 and 23kts until you're out of the gate;

Throttle = Keep it between 11 and 15% depending on how fast you want your taxing speed to be, but i recommend a average of 20kts (TAS).

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Take off:

Flaps = 1/4;

Throttle = 100%;

Trim = Neutral;

Rotation Speed = 150 - 165kts (TAS).

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Climbing:

Flaps = Neutral;

Throttle = Enough to keep a stable speed (about 370kts is recommended);

Trim = Enough to keep the aircraft into a stable climb.

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Cruising:

Throttle = Enough to keep a stable speed (no more than 450kts is recommended)

Trim = Enough to keep the aircraft stable trajectory.

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Descenting:

Throttle = 0% (gliding towards the airport is recommended);

Trim = Enough to keep the aircraft stable descent.

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Final approach:

Flaps = Full;

Throtte = 5 - 15%;

Speed (TAS) = 162 -175kts;

Trim = Neutral.

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After touchdown:

Throttle = 0%;

AG1 = Reverse Thrusters animation (for a more realistic look).

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Taxing:

Flaps = Neutral;

Throttle = 11 - 15%;

Speed (TAS) = 20kts;

AG1 = Off.

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After parking:

Throttle = 0%;

AG8 = Off.

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Screenshots:

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Comparison between @MAPA's and my B762:

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Reference chosen:

Credits: planespotters.net

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Link for the B722 from RIO made by @JuliaAircraft --> Here <--

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

Peace out.