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April 11th 06, 05:47 AM
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A hypothetical situation, and a doubt
"Bob Moore" wrote Takeoff thrust is achieved well before the thrust levers reach "firewall". During 25 years of airline jet flying, I never saw the thrust leverd "firewalled". It does happen though, does it not? Like a charter 747 at near max takeoff weight, on a shorter than normal (for them) runway? I am pretty sure I was aboard one such flight. (Ohio State band, and instruments, leaving Columbus to California) -- Jim in NC 
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