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    FEB 2026 UPDATE

    The spreadsheet has been developed using aircraft performance data freely published by Airbus, Boeing, British Aerospace and Bombardier. You will need to download LIBRE OFFICE which is freely available and does not interface directly with MSFS, so can be safely used with any MSFS update.

    This version has been completely rewritten to provide more accurate take off, landing and flex temperature figures.

    An additional Aircraft Anti-Ice calculator has been added to provide accurate data on icing holdover times.

    The following aircraft types are simulated, and more will be added later.

    AIRBUS A318/319/320/320Neo/321/321Neo/330-200/330-300/330-800/330-900

    350-900/350-1000/380

    Avro RJ70/RJ85/RJ100

    BAE 146-100/146-CC2/146-200/146-200QC/QT/146-300/146-300QT

    BOEING B737-200/B737-600/B737-700/B737-700 BDSF/B737 BBJ1/B737-BJ1W/B737-800/B737-800W/B737-800 BDSF/B737-BDSF W/B737-BJ2/B737-BJ2W/B737-900/B737-900ER (W=Winglet versions) /B747-400/B747-400F ER/B747-8/B747-8F/B757-200/B757-300/ B777-200 ER/B777-300 ER/B787-8/B787-9/B787-10

    BOMBARDIER CRJ 550/CRJ 700/CRJ 900/CRJ 1000

    The Spreadsheet has a number of  tabs at the bottom left. These are:

    HELP. Instructions on how to use the spreadsheets.

    COMPLEX. The full version with all the bells and whistles.

    EASY. A simpler version similar to those used by pilots in the flight deck.

    TOOLS. Various tools to assist in logging flight details, calculate fuel burn during long flights and a runway slope calculator and tool to add your own airport details.

    ANTI-ICE An aircraft holdover time calculator, following deicing, based on real world use.

    RWY The tables of runway data used by the simulator which can be edited.

    ACFT. Aircraft data used by the spreadsheet in order to calculate the performance for each aircraft.

    This was designed purely as a private project to assist me with my flight simulation. I have not had access to the wealth of information that would be required to create a complete aircraft performance chart for each individual airfield, so use with care. The runway performance indicated only takes into account the runway lengths indicated, whereas in real life a lot of other factors, such as local terrain needs to be considered. Having said that it will assist in making informed decisions on safe take off and landing.


    FUTURE PLANS

    More aircraft of course and further revisions to calculations when required. Your comments are appreciated as it is almost impossible to flight test every aircraft type in all weather and airport conditions, so my apologies if you encounter errors. I hope you find this useful.

    HOW TO RUN

    Download the Spreadsheet.

    Extract the contents of the folder.

    Copy the PERF2601 file onto to your computer and open it with Libre Office.

    LIBRE OFFICE ISWHICH IS FREELY AVAILABLE FROM:

    https://www.libreoffice.org/download/download-libreoffice/


     


     

     

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    kityatyi

    5 months ago

    Awesome work!
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    galeairAuthor

    about 1 year ago

    I can see why!
    The spreadsheet doesn't calculate the V speeds, it only takes the stopping distances into account, at take off weight, to calculate the relationship between VR and V1 (the speed at which you should be able to stop on the runway if aborting a take off). Most aircraft FMC systems calculate VR and V2 correctly as these are primarily based on the aircraft weight at take off. The spreadsheet will indicate the difference, if any, between V1 and VR.
    I have noticed that the FBW A380 FMC does not calculate V speeds, so I am currently experimenting with adding these for this aircraft. V speeds can be obtained from Simbrief using their take off calculator. Hope that helps
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    commissar0617

    3 months ago

    im getting #name errors on the bottom half of the advanced, thrust selection and required distances. i see a bunch of #name issues under the unfactord distances. A330-900NEO. also, FBW and headwinds airbusses no longer calc v speeds in flight comp. simbrief isn't accurate
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    FlyByWifi

    about 1 year ago

    Hi there !

    I can't seem to get V1, Vr and V2 speeds out of your spreadsheet, although I think I have filled in everything required. Can you see why ?

    Great work by the way :)
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    cptrichieusaf

    over 1 year ago

    I download it but the file won't open
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    galeairAuthor

    over 1 year ago

    Hi. Sorry you had a problem.
    I just downloaded it and it seems to work fine, so perhaps you received a corrupted download. Could you try again please.
    Also please confirm that it works with Libre Office, which you also have to download, for free.
    I'm currently working on a minor update to improve some of the performance figures when using anti icing / aircon during take off.
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    abulfazhuseynov

    over 1 year ago

    Please add E190
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    galeairAuthor

    about 1 year ago

    Thank you for your comment. I have been rather busy, but I'm thinking about the next aircraft to add so will take your comment in mind. I do need to collect quite a lot of data about the aircraft before I add it, and sometimes this is difficult to obtain.
    If someone were to offer to take an experimental version of the spreadsheet, with Embraer data attached and test fly the aircraft in the sim to check the accuracy that would help. I mainly fly the BAe146 and Avro RJ aircraft, as I used to work for BAe at Hatfield, and cant really justify buying all the available aircraft to check that they work correctly with the spreadsheet figures. I have a very good test pilot for the Airbus aircraft, but one for the other aircraft types would be useful.
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    piperdriver0624

    over 1 year ago

    Absolutely amazing tool!

    One question though in the "complex" calculation sheet I can't get any of the aircraft to work. It shows "#Value" in a lot of cells for example in the derated thrust section.

    In the "easy" sheet it works fine.
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    daanvb

    over 1 year ago

    This is amazing thank you. Loving the Avro RJ update. One question, what does it mean when V1 = VR or V1 = VR -21 for example?
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    galeairAuthor

    over 1 year ago

    V1=VR MEANS THAT THE V SPEED FOR V1 IS THE SAME AS THE VR SPEED.
    BASICALLY THE RUNWAY IS LONG ENOUGH FOR YOU TO STOP ONCE YOU HAVE REACHED VR.
    V1=VR-21 MEANS THAT THE AIRCRAFT V1 SPEED IS VR MINUS 21 KTS. SO A SHORT RUNWAY.
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    SacredLiberty

    over 1 year ago

    It will not let me select anything under the aircraft type. When I try to expand it, all I see is #REF
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    galeairAuthor

    over 1 year ago

    Could I ask you to try downloading it again, because I am using it without that issue. please confirm you are using Libre Office with the spreadsheet.
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    SacredLiberty

    over 1 year ago

    I am using Libre Office and I'm using the latest version of the sheet. Whenever I try to select the aircraft in the HELP column, it just shows #REF!
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    smoothflying

    over 1 year ago

    Hi! Can you make it compatible with the Avro RJ series realeasing soon from Justsim?
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    galeairAuthor

    over 1 year ago

    You read my mind. I'm just test flying the RJ and updating the spreadsheet.
    Probably finished in about a week. I've already amended the A380 following flight testing, so both should be much more accurate. The Avro RJ performance is of course very similar to the 146, so it would be safe to use that in the interim period.

    Regards
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    germano77

    over 1 year ago

    Please, It will be great if you can include the Flex Temp as well.
    Thank you
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    walterbeech

    over 1 year ago

    For some reason, Excel reports an error upon opening the file. It recovers the file afterwards, though.
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    galeairAuthor

    over 1 year ago

    The file was created with Libre Office, which is a free download. So it probably wont work with Excel.
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    galeairAuthor

    almost 2 years ago

    Sorry Mate, I find it difficult enough to produce the one version. I have to have time for flying. If you know how to convert it then feel free.
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    Aircraft Runway Performance Spreadsheet

    This spreadsheet is designed to simulate the type of performance procedures used by aircrew when planning a flight and to provide an indication of the types of limitations imposed by weather conditions and to make the flight simulator operation more realistic.

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    Versionsgeschichte

    This vesion has been completely rewritten to provide more accurate take off, landing and flex temperature figures. An additional Aircraft Anti Ice calculator has been added to provide accurate data on icing holdover times.