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The Takeoff Performance System comes from a new developer who integrated into all versions of P3D or FSX his calculation tool of Assumed/Flex Temperature Takeoff for either PMDG or FSLabs advanced airliners.
Its nice and cheap too. Seems to be fairly accurate although it doesn’t provide optimum take off profiles – you have to do the compute and then decide if the the calculated margin is big enough. Other than that, very user friendly and a quick way of getting the date you need. Recommended
Great idea, I am going to try it.
Looks great. Would like to see an option to have it in pounds and kg. Would be great to have more aircraft such as the Dash 8 q400. I’m going to get it though and hopefully support the developer.
Could be a must have.