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Home > Forums > Aeronautic Engineers > Activities > Rotorcraft engineering Forum

Flight regime abbreviation “PART PWR”(2)

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zerow3 (Aeronautics)

29 Sep 09 1:48

Hi, I have come across this flight regime/maneuver abbreviation "PART PWR" does anyone know what it stands for?

Compositepro (Chemical)

29 Sep 09 11:34

Partial power?

GregLocock (Automotive)

29 Sep 09 19:52

Passengers And Refreshment Trollies Placed Where Recommended

Cheers

Greg Locock

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PEW (Aeronautics)

5 Nov 09 17:11

It would be helpful to give the context.

zerow3 (Aeronautics)

5 Nov 09 18:53

Thanks, I have been quite busy and forget to reply :P

Compositepro was right, I find out that it stand for Partial power

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