Jet Transport Performance Methods specifies the correct levels for airfoil properties, like leading and trailing edges, their chords, chambers and angles of attack, and the airfoils and wings drag.
FAA-required properties of turbojets and turbofans are set forth, together with thrust setting parameters, thrust ratings and thrust limitations. Jet Transport Performance Methods also addresses specifications for the engines and engine stations.
The jet transport plane's takeoff speeds, takeoff equations and takeoff limitations are laid down in the Jet Transport Performance Methods, along with climb equations and the suggested rate of climb, climbing performance with one engine only and the economy climb.
Necessary thrust, drag and speed during descent are suggested, drift-down and holding are addressed and the landing parameters are put forth.
Other topics are available and required thrust, bank-angle influence on G-loads and other bank-angle issues and buffet limits.
