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Peter Mortensen
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The engines may accelerate slightly differently, resulting in an asymetricasymmetric thrust. Spooling up slowly at first (normally to about 60% N1N1) prevents this. After that, you can accelerate up to full togaTO/GA (or press the button) without any significant assymetryasymmetry.

The engines may accelerate slightly differently resulting in an asymetric thrust. Spooling up slowly at first (normally to about 60% N1) prevents this. After that you can accelerate up to full toga (or press the button) without any significant assymetry.

The engines may accelerate slightly differently, resulting in an asymmetric thrust. Spooling up slowly at first (normally to about 60% N1) prevents this. After that, you can accelerate up to full TO/GA (or press the button) without any significant asymmetry.

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The engines may accelerate slightly differently resulting in an asymetric thrust. Spooling up slowly at first (normally to about 60% N1) prevents this. After that you can accelerate up to full toga (or press the button) without any significant assymetry.