ProFracPilot
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- May 1, 2003
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I don't speak PlaneView, but I do know the GIV pretty well.  The airplane is very happy (and fuel efficient) at .80M.  LRC is a moving mach number, so once you reach the coast out point LRC really isn't an option.  At FL450 you might get .82M or .83M - if you're in MCT.  Of course, then your fuel burn goes up...well, you get the picture.
 
The other issue coming from Italy (or anywhere in Europe) is being able to take a full fuel load. My experience in LIRA / LIML / LIPZ / LFMN - etc. has shown a top off will only get you about 28,500# due to differences in specific gravity of their Jet-A. So, be careful going westbound. If you flight plan assuming a full fuel load, chances are you're not going to get it.
 
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			The other issue coming from Italy (or anywhere in Europe) is being able to take a full fuel load. My experience in LIRA / LIML / LIPZ / LFMN - etc. has shown a top off will only get you about 28,500# due to differences in specific gravity of their Jet-A. So, be careful going westbound. If you flight plan assuming a full fuel load, chances are you're not going to get it.
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		 not M84
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