Delta Virtual Airlines Water Cooler - Md-88 flap settings???

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DVA4241 Assistant Chief Pilot, MD-88 Joined on March 20 2007 Millennium Club DVA Fifteen-Year Anniversary Long Beach 500 Club Online Millennium Club "Kepping my head in the clouds" Kansas City, MO 1,326 legs, 2,593.2 hours 1,165 legs, 2,293.9 hours online 1,289 legs, 2,497.5 hours ACARS 28 legs, 67.4 hours event	Posted onPost created on February 02 2008 18:03 ET by Chad Rhinehart
	There was apost on here the other day about speed and flap settings for the md 88 does anyone have that thread??/
DVA4890 Captain, B747-400 OLP Joined on August 22 2007 Million Mile Club Online Double Century Club 50 State Club Millennium Club "Jesus is my co-pilot" McDonough, GA USA 1,022 legs, 3,005.6 hours 330 legs, 1,101.7 hours online 948 legs, 2,807.1 hours ACARS 59 legs, 156.7 hours event	Posted onPost created on February 02 2008 18:10 ET by Mark Fetters
	http://www.deltava.org/thread.do?id=0xf325 hope that helps
DVA2750 Senior Captain, B757-200 Joined on December 17 2005 Online Quadruple Century Club Six Century Club "Roll Tide Roll" Montgomery, AL USA 900 legs, 1,831.7 hours 818 legs, 1,580.2 hours online 804 legs, 1,594.9 hours ACARS 20 legs, 45.5 hours event	Posted onPost created on February 02 2008 18:13 ET by Derek Bradley
	I couldn't find it..... What did you need to know? Takeoff set flaps 15 (I think it's 15, whatever it is it's 3 notches). Rotation would be between 125-150 depending on weight, with liftoff soon after. Final approach also depends on weight, but should be around 130-140 with full flaps. The fleet MD-88 doesn't have the greatest center of gravity, therefore its handling is not as good. I haven't flown any payware MD-88's; but I bet they are a little easier to get stabilized on final, as long as you know how to fly it.
DVA1679 Senior Captain, A320 Joined on May 16 2004 Triple Century Club Online Triple Century Club "flightdeckproductions.com" Utica, MI USA 322 legs, 620.4 hours 300 legs, 591.4 hours online 115 legs, 194.0 hours ACARS 5 legs, 11.3 hours event	Posted onPost created on February 03 2008 16:23 ET by Larry Foltran
	The key to flying a good approach is remembering that the Mad Dog handles like a dump truck. Plan ahead and don't expect her to turn on a dime, and you should be ok.

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