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737-800 Fuel Consumption Problem
Author: Teriander      11 Posts  Status: Young recruit Date    05-01-10 10:23

I've read before where someone was complaining about the fuel on the 737 in FSX burning too fast. I believe they are correct.

I was just flying from Miami, Florida to Las Vegas, Nevada in my 737-800 with 100% fuel at FL39 and a cruse speed of 245kts. By the time I reached
Vegas I only had about 1,000lbs of fuel left!

The ranger from Miami to Las Vegas is about 1,886 nm. I know the 737 can travel about 3,000+ nm, so what is the deal? I have flown a flight just
like this in the real world in a 737 so I know its possible.

More detail on my FSX flight, my engine thrust was average 80-85% at cruse altitude. FSPassengers was set for 129 passengers, Fuel 100% 0lbs front
cargo, about 1,000lbs rear cargo. Total weight = 100%. I stuck to my flight plan via GPS it was virtually a straight flight. According to
FSPassengers I used 5999lbs to reach crusing altitude.

Thats all I can think of, So what can i do to fix this issue? It really bothers me that I can't complete this flight because of lack of fuel? That's
crazy.
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Re: 737-800 Fuel Consumption Problem
Author: whiskey-zulu      1919 Posts  Status: Forum Moderator    Date    05-01-10 10:26

Please see here: http://www.fspassengers.com/forum/read.php?f=2&i=26712&t=26198#reply_26712

Also moving to FSX general as this isn't an FSP related issue.



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