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18 lut 2023 · You can choose a CI between 120-150 as a start and see how it goes. Also at cruise you can play with it and see which one suits you best.
- How do I find out my cost index? - X-Plane.Org Forum
cost index is a parameter entered into the FMC (0 to 9999)...
- How do I find out my cost index? - X-Plane.Org Forum
16 wrz 2024 · The Cost Index is in the Simbrief plan after you generate it. In the section Flight Plan Summary, you will see the Cruise Profile. You will see the number is marked CI, that number is what you enter in the MCDU.
7 mar 2015 · cost index is a parameter entered into the FMC (0 to 9999) to let the computers know what kind of flight performance you like. The higher the value: more engine trust, more speed, less time to destination but more fuel burned.
http://a320.nexgate.ch/PDF/Cost%20Index%20Database.pdf. If the airframe/airline you need isn’t available just websearch, you generally should be able to find it somewhere. As others have said SimBrief does a good job of providing a realistic value in my experience.
COST INDEX. The cost index can be found in the image above. Using the keypad, type in 10; Press LSK5L.
9 gru 2023 · You can try it yourself: Just enter manually a scheduled block time of one additional hour plus and you'll find yourself with a cost index of 0. Viceversa if you set block time to 50%, you'll get a cost index of 99 etc.
Confirm “Cost Index” (CI). It should correspond with the CI on the OFP. Confirm “CRZ FL/TEMP”. It should correspond with the OFP. Press “F-PLAN”. Confirm Standard Instrument Departure’s (SID’s) & Standard Terminal Arrival Route’s (STAR’s) are included in route. Normally shown as 5 letters and 2 extra characters (letters and digits).
