Typical Pilot Assessment Question: How Does The Weight of Your Aircraft Impact Your Descent?

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Time Stamps:
00:00 Intro
00:40 When You Should Start the Descent with a Heavy Aircraft
01:46 Why the Heavier Aircraft will accelerate
02:15 Pilot Job Interview Course
02:35 Top of Descent Location and Aircraft Weight
03:58 Conclusions

[@Dylan-djcali420]

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[@PILOTCLIMB]

It's a pleasure to read your comment! Many thanks

[@Dylan-djcali420]

@PILOTCLIMB I have a question, on the descent is the thrust retarded to idle along with speed brakes in flight detent?

[@ghotridr9550]

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[@PILOTCLIMB]

Many thanks for the support!

[@Ethan.-.]

Wonderful, would like to see more.

[@PILOTCLIMB]

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[@Myst3ryM4nn]

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[@PILOTCLIMB]

I wish you the best! You are very welcome!

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[@Trebolu545]

So we have 2 aircrafts at the same point then they start to descend.In conclusion they reach the same point but heavier one reach the destination early due to its speed induced by its mass.As far as I understand when we start the descend with heavier aircraft earlier than lighter one,we get the same results concerning to the time.

[@FlyNAA]

TLDR gravity pulls the heavier aircraft forward harder, so at the same angle it will go faster.

[@PILOTCLIMB]

Thanks for watching!

[@anand-menon]

So Captain Gabrielle, in order to maintain the SAME R.O.D as that of a lighter aircraft, the heavier aircraft must descend earlier ( in terms of time)or at a much further distance ( for the same elevation), correct?

[@PILOTCLIMB]

Yes the descend must start earlier in order to descend with the same descend speed

[@speedbird786]

what about the rate of descend of both aircraft's ?

[@PILOTCLIMB]

The rates of descent changes depends on the weights and Ground speed of each Aircraft. There is no standard value. Thanks for watching

[@emodevil55]

Does the rate of descent also affected by the weight?

[@PILOTCLIMB]

Hi, the weight affects the rate of descent

[@Drew_198]

The heavier the aircraft the faster it will descend, However weight will not affect the angle of descent.