VNAV Climbs on the Pilatus PC-12 NG | Aero Training TV | Honeywell Aerospace

This video is an operational description and demonstration of VNAV Climbs as installed on the Pilatus PC-12 NG Cockpit
VNAV can be used during a climb to need altitude constraints in the flight plan. Altitude constraints are often found on published SIDS and can also be entered by the pilot. For a detailed description of the VNAV rules, refer to the VNAV overview video. In this video we will demonstrate using VNAV to fly an RNAV departure on a flight.
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[@kurtroosli5713]

PC-12 NG fantastic Plane!

[@MrSuzuki1187]

If you climb via the SID according to this outdated chart, you will cross WENTZ at 1500 feet, then have just 2 nm to climb 500 feet in order to cross TASCA at 2000 feet. I have flown this departure out of KTEB flying a Pilatus PC-12NG and fortunately had the power to make that 500 foot climb in 2 nm. However, it has been 5 years since I flew out of KTEB, and the current chart for the RUUDY SIX doesn't have TASCA on it with it's 2000 foot restriction there.