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Maximum Landing Mass for our Viper?


Cepheus76

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For what i read there isn´t defined a maximum landing weight.

Just take in consideration more runway length to stop, for example.


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vor 16 Minuten schrieb Cepheus76:

Hello all,

 

As per the title, I am looking for information about the maximum landing mass for the F-16. Any input is greatly appreciated!

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Cepheus76

There is none. There is a maximum takeoff weight of 42300 lbs which is the maximum takeoff and landing weight.

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vor 8 Stunden schrieb SpaceMonkey037:

Do you have a source stating that weight?

Would have to check numerous manuals, it also differs between blocks. Don't have one right at the moment, sorry. 

I think it is stated in the HAF manuals. 

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On 6/20/2021 at 9:48 AM, TobiasA said:

Would have to check numerous manuals, it also differs between blocks. Don't have one right at the moment, sorry. 

I think it is stated in the HAF manuals. 

Last time I checked the maximum was 48000 😕 I doubt it's even possible to get the aircraft that heavy

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vor 3 Stunden schrieb SpaceMonkey037:

Last time I checked the maximum was 48000 😕 I doubt it's even possible to get the aircraft that heavy

 

I don't find it anymore, but various numbers exist and without CFT's it is difficult to ever achieve this value.

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As far as I know, the max landing weight is effetely higher than the max takeoff weight under any circumstances, so it's essentially never a concern. If you got off the ground in a configuration, you can land with it. 

 

On 6/20/2021 at 7:06 AM, Cupra said:

There are sources, but in this forum it is forbidden to name them or give a link.

You can name them and give a page number for others with the documents to reference. You just can't directly link to the manual or paste info out of it. 

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GW limitation is 42,300 for all phases of aircraft movement, including towing, taxi, take off, in-flight, and even landing. 

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43 minutes ago, durka-durka said:

Is there a way to dump fuel in the F-16? 

Officially: no. Since the max landing weight is always equal to or above max takeoff weight, there isn't really a need for it. 

 

Unofficially: afterburner and speedbrake. 

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If you really feel the need for the Viper to lose some weight prior to landing, just push that button to the left of the landing gear indicators. :grin:

 

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