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Flight Report	Flight: EDV5432	Date: 2024-01-21	Delta
Pilot's Name / UserName	Alex Retterer / visitor
Aircraft Name:	Bombardier CRJ 700 Comair Delta New
Aircraft Type:	Multi Engine Jet (MEJ)
Departure:	KXNA - Northwest Arkansas Regl - United States
Arrival:	KLGA - La Guardia - United States
Departure Time:	08:52:00 (14:52:00 GMT)
Arrival Time:	13:00:00 (18:00:00 GMT)
Passengers:	54
Cargo:	1088 kg
Flight Result:	Horrible
Flight Data
Take-Off Weight:	33742 kg	Landing Weight:	25858 kg
Take-Off fuel:	8860 kg	Landing Fuel:	942 kg
Total Block Time:	03:13:06	Total Block Time (Night):	00:00:00
Total Airborne Time:	02:57:23	Total Time On Ground:	00:24:01
Max Altitude:	35022ft	Cruise Speed:	502 kt (mach 0.82)
Landing Data
Landing Speed:	121 kt
Landing Pitch:	2.45°
TouchDown Vertical Speed:	-476.15 ft/mn
PAX Feedback
Passengers Opinion:	100%
Detail:	Were highly entertained by the movie. Were in a better mood because they had food. Were pleased by the music on ground. A very nice addition to their flying experience. Were irritated by the excess G-forces. (+2.03).
Incidents
Mayday Transmitted:	none
Crash:	no
Incident Report:	-
Casualties:	-
Pilot Assessment
Bonus:	327
Positive Assessment:	Perfect Flight, no problems, and very satisfied passengers. (+150) You landed at the scheduled airport. (+30) Long flight (02h57) without using time acceleration, without any problems, and with satisfied passengers. (+147)
Penality:	1550
Negative Assessment:	Flight regulations require that you have sufficient fuel reserves upon landing (45 mn); you only had reserves for 00h21 of flight. (-300) Exceeding maximum speed of this aircraft is very dangerous. (-600) You performed dangerous maneuvers while the crew was serving passengers. (-300) The landing lights must be activated when entering the runway until 10000 ft, you forgot them. Our company received a fine of $350. (-50) The strobe lights must be activated when entering the runway, you forgot them. (-50) You had the wrong altimeter setting on landing, this has been a major cause of controlled flight into terrain in the past. (-250)