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Appendices, Part 2

Appendices — Part 2

FAA-H-8083-25C (2023)

A-6

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500

1,000

2,000

1,500

2,500

3,500

3,000

4,500

4,000

0

Conditions: 26,985 lb BOW, 1,000

lb payload, ISA, zero wind, NBAA

IFR reserves (200 NM)

M0.80 Cruise Speed

M0.74 Cruise Speed

Time (hour)

Distance (NM)

771 NM

3,550 lb

1,685 NM

7,570 lb

730 NM

3,190 lb

1,577 NM

6,570 lb

2,599 NM

11,980 lb

2,424 NM

10,230 lb

3,512 NM

16,820 lb

3,272 NM

14,200 lb

3,700 NM

18,105 lb

CHALLE NGER 605 TIME AND FUEL VERSUS DISTANCE

M0.80 Cruise Speed Time 0:00 2:00 4:00 6:00 8:00 8:25

Distance (NM) 0 771 1,6852 ,599 3,5123 ,701

Fuel (lb) 03 ,550 7,570 11,9801 6,820 18,105

M0.74 Cruise Speed Time 0:00 2:00 4:00 6:00 8:00 9:50

Distance (NM) 0 730 1,5772 ,424 3,2724 ,045

Fuel (lb) 03 ,190 6,570 10,230 14,200 18,105

Conditions: 1,000 lb payload, ISA, zero wind, NBAA IFR reserves (200 NM alternate), 26,985 lb BOW

Note: All Challenger 605 performance data are for discussion purposes only. By this document, Bombardier Inc.,

does not intend to make, and is not making, any offer, commitment, representation or warranty of any kind whatsoever.

All data are subject to change without prior notice.

4,045 NM

18,105 lb

Challenger 605 Time and Fuel Versus Distance

A-7

420 430 440 450 460 470 480 490

0.160

0.150

0.180

0.170

0.190

0.210

0.200

0.230

0.240

0.220

Conditions: 40,000 lb mid-cruise weight, zero wind, ISA

Speed (KTAS)

Specific Range (NM/lb)

CHALLE NGER 605 SPECIFIC RANGE

Note: All Challenger 605 performance data are for discussion purposes only. By this document, Bombardier Inc.,

does not intend to make, and is not making, any offer, commitment, representation or warranty of any kind whatsoever.

All data are subject to change without prior notice.

M 0.74

Cruise Speed

M 0.80 Cruise Speed

M 0.82 Cruise Speed

FL 390

FL 370

FL 350

FL 330

FL 310

Plotting of constant FL lines

Flight Level

M0.82M 0.80 M0.74

290S peed

Spc Range

310S peed 481 469 434

Spc Range0 .165 0.1780 .199

330 Speed 477 465 430

Spc Range0 .174 0.188 0.208

350S peed 473 461 427

Spc Range0 .181 0.197 0.216

370S peed 470 459 424

Spc Range0 .185 0.204 0.222

390S peed 459 424

Spc Range0 .205 0.223

Plotting of Long Range Cruise and High Speed Cruise lines

FL290 FL310F L330 FL350F L370 FL390

M0.74 "X" 434 430 427 424 424

M0.74 "Y"0 .199 0.2080 .216 0.222 0.223

M0.80 "X" 469 465 461 459 459

M0.80 "Y"0 .178 0.1880 .197 0.204 0.205

M0.82 "X" 481 477 473 470

M0.82 "Y"0 .165 0.1740 .181 0.185

Note: Based on 40,000 lb mid-cruise weight, ISA Conditions, zero wind

Challenger 605 Time and Fuel Versus Distance

A-8

B-1

A

A/C—aircraft

A/FD—airport/facility directory

A/G—air to ground

A/HA—altitude/height

AAF—Army Air Field

AAI —arrival aircraft interval

AAP—advanced automation program

AAR—airport acceptance rate

ABDIS—Automated Data Interchange System Service B

ABN—aerodrome beacon

ABV—above

ACAIS—air carrier activity information system

ACAS—aircraft collision avoidance system

ACC—area control center; Airports Consultants Council

ACCT—accounting records

ACCUM—accumulate

ACD—Automatic Call Distributor

ACDO—Air Carrier District Office

ACF—Area Control Facility

ACFO—Aircraft Certification Field Office

ACFT—aircraft

ACID—aircraft identification

ACI-NA—Airports Council International-North America

ACIP—airport capital improvement plan

ACLS—automatic carrier landing system

ACLT—actual landing time calculated

ACO—Office of Airports Compliance and Field Operations;

Aircraft Certification Office

ACR—air carrier

ACRP—Airport Cooperative Research Program

ACS—Airman Certification Standard

ACT—active, activated, or activity

ADA—air defense area

ADAP—Airport Development Aid Program

ADAS—AWOS data acquisition system

ADCCP—advanced data communications control procedure

ADDA—administrative data

ADF—automatic direction finding

ADI—automatic de-ice and inhibitor

Acronyms, Abbreviations, and

NOTAM Contractions

Appendix B

ADIN—AUTODIN service

ADIZ—air defense identification zone

ADJ—adjacent

ADL—aeronautical data-link

ADLY—arrival delay

ADO—airline dispatch office

ADP—automated data processing

ADS—automatic dependent surveillance

ADSIM —airfield delay simulation model

ADSY—administrative equipment systems

ADTN—Administrative Data Transmission Network

ADTN2000—Administrative Data Transmission Network

2000

ADVO—administrative voice

ADZD—advised

AEG—Aircraft Evaluation Group

AERA—automated en route air traffic control

AEX—automated execution

AF—airway facilities

AFB—Air Force Base

AFIS—automated flight inspection system

AFP—area flight plan

AFRES—Air Force Reserve Station

AFS—airways facilities sector

AFSFO—AFS field office

AFSFU—AFS field unit

AFSOU—AFS field office unit (standard is AFSFOU)

AFSS—automated flight service station

AFTN—Automated Fixed Telecommunications Network

AGIS—airports geographic information system

AGL—above ground level

AID—airport information desk

AIG—Airbus Industries Group

AIM—Airman’s Information Manual

AlP—airport improvement plan

AIRMET—Airmen’s Meteorological Information

AIRNET—Airport Network Simulation Model

AIS—aeronautical lnformation service

AlT—automated information transfer

ALP—airport layout plan

This is a list of common acronyms and abbreviations used in the aviation industry as well as NOTAM contractions. For

a more complete list of contractions used in aviation, see FAA Order JO 7340.2 (as amended). Additional information

regarding NOTAMs can be found at pilotweb.nas.faa.gov/PilotWeb/.

B-2

ALS—approach light system

ALSFl—ALS with sequenced flashers I

ALSF2—ALS with sequenced flashers II

ALSIP—Approach Lighting System Improvement Plan

ALSTG—altimeter setting

ALT—altitude

ALTM—altimeter

ALTN—alternate

ALTNLY—alternately

ALTRV—altitude reservation

AMASS—airport movement area safety system

AMCC—ADF/ARTCC Maintenance Control Center

AMDT—amendment

AMGR—Airport Manager

AMOS—Automatic meteorological observing system

AMP—ARINC Message Processor; Airport Master Plan

AMVER—automated mutual assistance vessel rescue system

ANC—alternate network connectivity

ANCA—Airport Noise and Capacity Act

ANG—Air National Guard

ANGB—Air National Guard Base

ANMS—automated network monitoring system

ANSI—American National Standards Group

AOA—air operations area

AP—airport; acquisition plan

APCH—approach

APL—airport lights

APP—approach; approach control; Approach Control Office

APS—airport planning standard

AQAFO—Aeronautical Quality Assurance Field Office

ARAC—Army Radar Approach Control (AAF); Aviation

Rulemaking Advisory Committee

ARCTR—FAA Aeronautical Center or Academy

ARF—airport reservation function

ARFF—aircraft rescue and fire fighting

ARINC—Aeronautical Radio, Inc.

ARLNO—Airline Office

ARO—Airport Reservation Office

ARP—airport reference point

ARR—arrive; arrival

ARRA—American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009

ARSA—airport service radar area

ARSR—air route surveillance radar

ARTCC—air route traffic control center

ARTS—automated radar terminal system

ASAS—aviation safety analysis system

ASC—AUTODIN switching center

ASCP—Aviation System Capacity Plan

ASD—aircraft situation display

ASDA—accelerate-stop distance available

ASLAR—aircraft surge launch and recovery

ASM—available seat mile

ASOS—automated surface observing system

ASP—arrival sequencing program

ASPH—asphalt

ASQP—airline service quality performance

ASR—airport surveillance radar

ASTA—airport surface traffic automation

ASV—airline schedule vendor

AT—air traffic

ATA—Air Transport Association of America

ATAS—airspace and traffic advisory service

ATC—air traffic control

ATCAA—air traffic control assigned airspace

ATCBI—air traffic control beacon indicator

ATCCC—Air Traffic Control Command Center

ATCO—Air Taxi Commercial Operator

ATCRB—air traffic control radar beacon

ATCRBS—air traffic control radar beacon system

ATCSCC—Air Traffic Control System Command Center

ATCT—airport traffic control tower

ATIS—automatic terminal information service

ATISR—ATIS recorder

ATM—air traffic management; asynchronous transfer mode

ATMS—advanced traffic management system

ATN—Aeronautical Telecommunications Network

ATODN—AUTODIN terminal (FUS)

ATOMS—air traffic operations management system

ATOVN—AUOTVON (facility)

ATS—air traffic service

ATSCCP—ATS contingency command post

AUTH—authority

AUTOB—automatic weather reporting system

AUTODIN—DoD Automatic Digital Network

AUTOVON—DoD Automatic Voice Network

AVBL—available

AVN—Aviation Standards National Field Office, Oklahoma

City

AVON—AUTOVON service

AWlS—airport weather information

AWOS—automatic weather; observing/reporting system

AWP—Aviation Weather Processor

AWPG—aviation weather products generator

AWS—air weather station

AWY—airway

AZM—azimuth

B

BA FAIR—braking action fair

BA NIL—braking action nil

BA POOR—braking action poor

BANS—BRITE alphanumeric system

BART—billing analysis reporting tool (GSA software tool)

BASIC—basic contract observing station

BASOP—military base operations

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