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777 QRG

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DeveloperAndrew Oakley
CategoryTravel
Price22.99 EUR
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version2.73
Age rating4+
First charted🇳🇱 25 Sep 2026

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About 777 QRG

777 QRG — A Pilot's Interactive Quick Reference Guide — The Pilot's Companion

Every flight deck iPad ends up with one app that just stays open. 777 QRG is built to be that app for B777 crews — a growing kit of calculators, references, and personal logbooks that hand you the answer to whatever question you're mid-flow wrestling with.

CALCULATORS THAT DO THE MATHS

Available Holding — fuel endurance, alternate reachability, and diversion planning on one screen, with a radar-style plot of your alternates around destination and live countdowns as the fuel drains
Overweight Landing / VREF / EO Gear Down Rate of Climb — QRH tables interpolated for you, with the source cells highlighted so you can cross-check
Vertical Path Deviation (Hot Temperatures) — density altitude, groundspeed, and VPA correction stacked end-to-end for a hot-day descent brief, with PAPI guidance showing what you'll actually see out the window
Fuel Jettison, Enroute Diversion, BTMS Reference Energy
Crosswind, Cold Weather Ops, Hot and High Ops — every performance corner covered


FLIGHT TIME PLANNING

FDP Calculators — Acclimatised, Not Acclimatised, plus a companion for your own airline's Maximum Daily FDP table
FDP Timeline visualiser — a colour-segmented bar showing Report → STD → End of Duty with augment rest and commander's discretion extensions rendered proportionally
"Am I Acclimatised?" checker — one-tap answer to the "am I ready to sign on?" question crew ask themselves after a string of days off
In-Flight Crew Rest Calculator, Layover Allowance


READY-REFERENCE

Boeing 777 General, Limitations, Memory Items / Quick Action Manoeuvres
PAs, First Officer Limitations, Route & Area Information
RVSM, PBN, NADP, RNAV & RNP(AR)
Approach Stabilization with a drawn profile diagram and full PAPI guidance
Sunrise / Sunset Calculator, Ground Chart Distance Measurement


WEATHER

SNOWTAM / GRF, MOTNE Decoder, Volcanic Ash, Windshear, Low Visibility, Weather Codes, Hazardous Weather Decision Chart

COMMS
GMS Call Template — structured form for in-flight medical calls with a searchable, colour-coded medical-bag catalogue.
DCL / PDC, Tech Log & MEL, Company Contacts


PERSONAL LOGBOOKS (yours, on device, nothing leaves your iPad)

My Clipboard — build your own flight sheet with the exact rows and columns your operation needs, then save the format so it's safe from accidental edits mid-flight
My Q & A — capture the trivia line-training instructors throw at you
Astronauts and Plonkers — a private log of the memorable crew you've flown with, for better or worse
My Aerodrome Information — your own field notes per airport
My Flight Log, My Notes, Secure Notes, My Checklists, My Sketches, Text Scanner

Create your own clipboard, Boredom Buster, PF-PM Randomiser, Abbreviations dictionary, FAQs, "Can We..." Model, a "My Menu" section you can populate with your most-used tools by drag-and-drop, plus a What's New sheet that walks you through every feature added in each build.

AND MUCH MORE...

Latest updates

2.73
OFP Alternates detection from pasted text. Available Holding now reads the DEST ALTN table as text. Select the block in your flight plan, copy it, and tap Paste OFP — or copy the whole page, it makes no difference. Nothing is recognised and nothing is guessed at: the characters are the characters. It names what it found before you commit to any of it and says so if something was printed like a row and could not be read. And scanning a new plan onto yesterday's alternates now asks whether to add or replace, so you don't end up with two flight plans in one fuel calculation.

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