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Old June 13th 04, 11:59 PM
Roger Helbig
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Default Maximum Speed of Airliner At Low Altitude

Airline or Military transport pilots .. I would like to ask you some =
questions about the maximum speed that an airliner like a B-767 or 757 =
can travel at low altitude. Someone claims that the speed at altitude =
is much higher than that at low altitude because the drag of the wide =
body limits the maximum speed at low altitude. Can any of you comment =
on that?

Thank you.

Roger Helbig



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