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OPERATIONS MANUAL

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FMS<br />

VNAV CRZ Page: (continued)<br />

2R<br />

3R<br />

4R<br />

5R<br />

6R<br />

2R AT<br />

When AT is displayed in the line title, the<br />

data in 2R indicates the ETA and distance to<br />

go to the point where the crew should start<br />

the next step climb. NOW is indicated when<br />

this point is passed, or NONE when the<br />

point lies past the 200 nm limit of the T/D.<br />

Line title changes to AVAIL AT when a crew<br />

entered waypoint altitude with an S-suffix is<br />

in the legs that is higher than the maximum<br />

achievable altitude at that waypoint; in this<br />

case, 2R indicates when and where this<br />

S-altitude can be achieved. Line title reads<br />

TO XXX during E/O drift down, whereas<br />

XXX is the target cruise altitude. Line title<br />

reads TO T/D when the aircraft is within<br />

200 nm of the T/D. Data in 2R always refer<br />

to the respective current line title.<br />

3R Destination ETA/FUEL<br />

Indicates predicted ETA and fuel remaining<br />

at the destination, based on the entered or<br />

recommended step climb schedule. Line<br />

title includes ICAO identifier of destination<br />

airport. W/MOD is indicated before the<br />

ETA display when a data modification is<br />

present; in this case, ETA and fuel refer to<br />

the modification.<br />

4R OPT MAX<br />

Indicates the current optimum altitude and<br />

the current maximum altitude.<br />

5R ENG OUT> or ALL ENG><br />

Selection of ENG OUT> causes the FMC to<br />

change the command speed to the engineout<br />

speed, and to lower the cruise altitude to<br />

the current maximum engine-out altitude<br />

if it is exceeded, in which case a drift down<br />

will be initiated (when the MCP altitude is<br />

reset to that lower altitude). The data are<br />

based on one-engine-out conditions, unless<br />

the FMC detects that two or more engines<br />

are inoperative, in which case the data are<br />

based on those conditions. Performance<br />

predictions will be adjusted accordingly.<br />

—Selection of ALL ENG> changes the<br />

command speed to ECON speed.<br />

6R LRC><br />

Shown when the command speed is not<br />

in long range cruise (LRC) mode. Selects<br />

LRC speed mode. LRC speed approximately<br />

corresponds to an ECON speed at cost<br />

index 230 under zero wind conditions.<br />

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