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Getting to Grips with Aircraft Noise

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8 - FLYING A NOISE ABATEMENT<br />

DEPARTURE PROCEDURE<br />

Reaching 800 ft, the message will start flashing on the Flight Mode Annuncia<strong>to</strong>r.<br />

The pilot will have <strong>to</strong> move the thrust lever on the CLB detent.<br />

8.4.2. NADP “DISTANT”<br />

8.4.2.1. BACKGROUND<br />

The NADP Distant procedure means the possibility of a reduction altitude (THR RED)<br />

greater than the acceleration one (ACC). No such insertion is currently possible.<br />

Also a noise speed may be programmed before resuming en-route climb (this “noise”<br />

speed must be at least S+10, at the most S+20).<br />

Thus, <strong>to</strong> perform a procedure of this kind, the pilot will have <strong>to</strong> disregard the flashing<br />

CLB (or LVR CLB) on the PFD passing THR RED, and reduce thrust <strong>to</strong> MAX CLB at the<br />

relevant altitude (<strong>with</strong>in the regula<strong>to</strong>ry 5 minutes). The noise speed will have <strong>to</strong> be set<br />

on the FCU (typically S+15)<br />

The operational implementation of such a procedure requires that relevant<br />

information is passed on <strong>to</strong> the pilots and highlights the flexibility of current<br />

systems which at the time did not consider that type of procedure.<br />

50<br />

800/3000<br />

130/54<br />

19R<br />

The field dedicated <strong>to</strong> SPEED or MACH is<br />

blank at the FROM waypoint except at airport<br />

of departure. (V2 is displayed associated<br />

<strong>with</strong> runway elevation, once the PERF<br />

TAKEOFF and INIT pages have been<br />

updated).<br />

Flight Operations Support & Line Assistance<br />

<strong>Getting</strong> <strong>to</strong> grips <strong>with</strong> aircraft noise

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