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January 22nd 07, 01:42 PM
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B767 thrust
According to the type certificate data sheet for the Pratt and Whitney
62,000 thrust engine, the max continuous thrust should be ~52,000 and the 62,000 for 5 minutes max. The question is, does N1 @ 100% produce 52,000 lbs of thrust or does it produce 60,200 lbs of thurst? Any airline pilots out there that can shed light on this? Thanks, Kevin 
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