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Balanced Field Length again, sorry

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And just to check your reading skills: :)

He said Vef, not Vref.

Vef means the speed at which the critical engine is assumed to fail during takeoff.

Not to be confused with V1...
 
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Yep. Every time this subject is discussed, someone posts a reference to "Vef" and then someone else comes on and "corrects" them by explaining the difference between "Vref" and "V1". Every time, without fail.:)
 

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