LOADSHEET

[Driver170 42]

I got this loadsheet from pprune, can anyone translate it?

 

I do understand some of it but its just some abbreviations

 

1 OF 2
OCM 23.5K
A/C PACKS ON
EGCC/24R

W/C 10 HW TEMP 21C
DRY RWY ANTI – ICE OFF
QNH 1013 MACTOW 0
DAY : CLG NIL
VIS 150M
NIGHT : CLG NIL
VIS 150M
PERF CORRS
NONE
F/L (TWY A1) TOR 3048
**FLAP 5** TOPL: 66.0
ATOW TEMP V1 VR V2
57.2 49 145 145 151
55.7 51 143 143 149
54.0 53 140 140 146
NOTES
SEE MSG 2 OF 2

2 OF 2
OCM 23.5K
A/C PACKS ON
EGCC/24R

NOTES
PERFORMANCE RESTRICTIONS
EMERGENCY TURN PROCEDURE
NO RESTRICTIONS. ENSURE
MSA IS REACHED.
BEFORE RETURN.
TERRAIN CLEARANCE HAS BEEN
CHECKED ON SIDS OUT TO MCT 20D.
END OF 2 of 2

[Copper. 78]

It's not a loadsheet. It's performance data.

 

Brian Nellis

[Driver170 42]

well he sent me the wrong thing then, do you have an example?

[Copper. 78]

Google it. https://flyingswissmade.files.wordpress.com/2012/02/dsc04271.jpg

 

Final loadsheet usually contains updated weight info and is given to the pilots close to departure via acars usually. There will be other sheets with planned weights that crew can use for planning, but final loadsheet is the more accurate one.

[Driver170 42]

Yeh the final one to enter before performance calculations!

[pcubine 143]

I got this loadsheet from pprune, can anyone translate it?

I do understand some of it but its just some abbreviations

It's not a loadsheet. It's performance data.

Vernon

 

Do you look at crap from prune or do you just copy/paste and then make a post?

[Driver170 42]

Hi michael i started this topic on PPRUNE

 

http://www.pprune.org/spectators-balcony-spotters-corner/561898-pre-takeoff-brief.html

[vololiberista 205]

This is a loadsheet

http://www.vc10.net/Photos/memorabelia.html#Loadsheet

[pcubine 143]

Hi michael i started this topic on PPRUNE

 

http://www.pprune.org/spectators-balcony-spotters-corner/561898-pre-takeoff-brief.html

The last paragraph in post #10 is funny.

[Driver170 42]

Its now my SIG hahaha

This is a loadsheet

http://www.vc10.net/Photos/memorabelia.html#Loadsheet

Thanks

[kevinh 409]

Hi michael i started this topic on PPRUNE

 

http://www.pprune.org/spectators-balcony-spotters-corner/561898-pre-takeoff-brief.html

I was going to ask why you didn't just ask the person you got the info from on pprune, but that thread explains it.

[Driver170 42]

What do you mean?

[pete_auau 1,158]

He  means  that why don't  you ask the  question you want  on pprune  on where you got  the original   info 

[pcubine 143]

He means that why don't you ask the question you want on pprune on where you got the original info

This is what the guy wrote when he provided the information.

 

"As you have been falling over yourself to say 'thanks' for all the help you have thus received I will give you this last example.

 

Whilst I am happy to trawl through aircraft documentation to help flight simmers a little courtesy wouldn't go amiss and I have better things to do with my time now."

 

Wirbelsturm.

[pete_auau 1,158]

As you have been falling over yourself to say 'thanks' for all the help you have thus received I will give you this last example.

 

Don't know  what your referring  here  do explain