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A/TAnytime (Minutes, Virgin Mobile USA)
A/TAutomatic Transmission
A/TAction Time
A/TAssembly and Test
A/TAuto-Throttle
A/TAssist to Turnover Ratio (basketball statistic)
A/TAlong Trace


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Cruise: Once cruising at 35,000 feet the auto-throttle will be switched off and the crew will manually set all engine controls, so the Engine Pressure Ratios (EPRs) and other engine performance parameters across all four engines can be checked for identical readings.
Avio's system management provides electronic control of the major systems on the aircraft, including full authority digital engine controls (FADEC), flight management system, communications, autopilot, auto-throttle, flaps, trim, landing gear and environmental systems.
These modifications included an auto-throttle system, a belly-mounted video camera, components for an Integrity Beacon Landing System (IBLS), triple redundant INS/GPS, a Flush Air Data System (FADS) that provides extremely accurate readings at all angles-of-attack, a new flight test instrumentation system, and moving the flight test noseboom to the top of the radome.
 
 
 
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