Process and Machine for Making a Runway Extension Speed for an Aircraft

A process for reducing a thrust required for an aircraft, at a fixed gross weight, taking off on a runway the process comprising:

• sensing a current location, a current thrust, a current acceleration, and a current speed, for the aircraft during a takeoff roll of the aircraft;
• receiving, in a ROTTOWIRE, the current speed and the current acceleration for the aircraft;
• creating, in the ROTTOWIRE, an actual speed profile;
• creating, in the ROTTOWIRE using the actual speed profile, a runway extension speed via determining, for a current location of the aircraft:
• a distance from a departure end of the runway;
• and
• a terminating distance for the aircraft;
• and
• presenting the runway extension speed.

A machine that comprises a computer code specially programmed on a non-transitory medium to make a runway extension speed, the machine configured to:

• sense a current location, a current acceleration, and a current speed, for an aircraft during a takeoff roll of the aircraft;
• create, in a ROTTOWIRE, a preexisting speed profile;
• create, in the ROTTOWIRE, a constop boundary about the preexisting speed profile;
• receive, in the ROTTOWIRE, the current speed and the current acceleration for the aircraft;
• create, in the ROTTOWIRE, an actual speed profile;
• create, in the ROTTOWIRE, the runway extension speed based upon:
• the actual speed profile;
• a determination for the current location of the aircraft;
• a distance from a departure end of a runway;
• and
• a terminating distance for the aircraft;
• and
• present the runway extension speed.