Declared Distances

This video provides pilots and an overview of declared distances. It defines these distances and how they relate to the part 25 takeoff & landing requirements. It demonstrates the significance of declared distances in meeting runway and airport design standards and during the actual takeoff and landing operation. Finally, it cautions pilots against overreliance in FMS takeoff and landing performance computations where the stored runway information does not include a runway's declared distances.
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[@omarkhodaryi9056]

Faa administration did respond to my request I fully appreciate your support.

[@king_kmarce]

A one armed pilot? 😲

[@achintgaur9751]

Very useful for information for airlines interview purpose.👍👍👍

[@achintgaur9751]

Many thanks !!

[@dopefiendlarz133]

Wait that was a one armed pilot and the aren't going to even mention it?!?

[@brad727]

They're probably just actors.

[@p4yb4ck]

The distance available is the distance not available when there should be distance unavailable after the distance reported is available...

[@piesawmayday7892]

Why one of the pilots doesn't have a ARM???

[@tonymontana5753]

so confusing, not clear enough

[@hermann_matute]

Too fast... its impossible to follow..

[@plane15man]

If you want to be a pilot, it's gonna cost an arm and/or a leg.

[@reecetudorowen1662]

This guys voice makes it impossible to concentrate. I have had to repeat many time because each time I zone out!! Please do not narrate anything ever again.

[@MadSocial]

Reece Tudor Owen it just puts you to sleep. Not many aviation videos do that.