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How can the V1 and VR  (Rotaterotate) speeds be calculated?

I want to learn about how can the V1 and VR  (Rotaterotate) speeds be calculated for take off. And which factors are affecting this calculation?

Basically it may depends on the aircraft weight, runway lenghtlength, engine capacity and flap rates. But what is the other factors and what isare the V1 and VR formulaformulas. Is it possible to explain, e.g. for example a Boeing 737 which is taking off from a 6,791 ft (2,070 m) runway in good weather conditions?

How can the V1 and VR(Rotate) speeds be calculated?

I want to learn about how can the V1 and VR(Rotate) speeds be calculated for take off. And which factors are affecting this calculation?

Basically it may depends on the aircraft weight, runway lenght, engine capacity and flap rates. But what is the other factors and what is the V1 and VR formula for example a Boeing 737 which is taking off from 6,791 ft (2,070 m) runway in good weather conditions?

How can V1 and VR  (rotate) speeds be calculated?

I want to learn about how can the V1 and VR  (rotate) speeds be calculated for take off. And which factors are affecting this calculation?

Basically it may depends on the aircraft weight, runway length, engine capacity and flap rates. But what is the other factors and what are the V1 and VR formulas. Is it possible to explain, e.g. for a Boeing 737 which is taking off from a 6,791 ft (2,070 m) runway in good weather conditions?

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How can the V1 and VR(Rotate) speeds be calculated?

I want to learn about how can the V1 and VR(Rotate) speeds be calculated for take off. And which factors are affecting this calculation?

Basically it may depends on the aircraft weight, runway lenght, engine capacity and flap rates. But what is the other factors and what is the V1 and VR formula for example a Boeing 737 which is taking off from 6,791 ft (2,070 m) runway in good weather conditions?