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AFI 11-246v1_Aerial - Check six

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26 <strong>AFI</strong><strong>11</strong>-246V1 22 NOVEMBER 2002<br />

Table 3.2. A-10 Takeoff Parameters.<br />

TARGET PARAMETERS<br />

Altitude AGL Airspeed KCAS Power<br />

G<br />

Setting<br />

Entry 30’ 200 MAX 3-4<br />

Exit N/A N/A N/A N/A<br />

Altitude AGL<br />

3.8.1. Maneuver Description. Accomplish a normal takeoff with 7-degree flaps. The rotation airspeed<br />

is 120 knots and should be accomplished using a smooth, continuous pull to obtain the normal<br />

takeoff attitude. Raise the gear with a positive rate of climb and retract the flaps once the gear is up<br />

and the gear horn is out. After gear and flap retraction, level off at 30 feet and accelerate to a minimum<br />

of 175 knots. At show center with a minimum of 175 knots, pull up 30 to 45 degrees nose high using<br />

3.0 to 4.0 Gs or the steady stall warning tone, and proceed to the designated holding airspace.<br />

3.8.2. Abnormal Procedures . Use caution when taking off from short runways, runways at high<br />

density altitudes, or wet runways. TOLD data is critical and must be computed very carefully at each<br />

show site. Do not fly if refusal speed is less than continuation speed. During the climb out, if the aircraft<br />

stalls or the airspeed falls below <strong>11</strong>0 knots (whichever occurs first) unload and accelerate to<br />

break the stall and/or increase airspeed to a minimum of <strong>11</strong>0 knots. A climb to the holding airspace<br />

can then be continued.<br />

3.9. Show Entry.<br />

PARAMETER LIMITS<br />

Airspeed KCAS<br />

MIN/MAX<br />

Power<br />

Setting<br />

Entry 20’ 175 N/A MAX 7.33<br />

Exit N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A<br />

G

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