Tupolev Tu-134

Tupolev Tu-134

Type	Airliner
Author(s)	Emmanuel Baranger (3D FDM), Buckaroo (FDM), Cossack90 (Liveries, Translation)
FDM	YASim
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Status	Early production
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The Tupolev Tu-134 (NATO reporting name: Crusty) is a twin-engined airliner, similar to the French Sud Aviation Caravelle and the later-designed American Douglas DC-9, and built in the Soviet Union from 1966–1984. The original version featured a glazed- nose design and, like certain other Russian airliners (including its sister model the Tu-154), it can operate from unpaved airfields.

Variants

• Tu-134A (glass nose)
• Tu-134B (solid nose)
• Tu-134UBL (long nose)

Simplified procedures

Takeoff

1. Set flaps to position 1, you'd better do this during taxi.
2. Smoothly apply full throttle.
3. Push the stick slightly forward until at least 60 kts.
4. Around 160 kts, slowly pull the stick back to rotate. Rotate toward 10° pitch attitude.
5. The plane should takeoff around 180 kts.
6. Retract gear as soon as the aircraft around 1000 ft.

Approach

1. Set speed to 230 kts.
2. Set the flaps to position 1.

Landing

1. Set speed to 160 kts.
2. Set flaps to position 2.
3. Gear down.

Landing roll

1. Set flaps to position 3.
2. Set spoilers to FULL (tap multiple times key "k").
3. Touchdown SPD 124 kts

OPTIONAL: Enable thrust reverse just before touchdown.

Development

Since the start we added: Support for rembrandt, reverse thrust, autopilot, different noses to choose from (make different variants), Liveries.

To Do

• [3D] Cockpit (basic cockpit done)
• [SCRIPT] Livery selection automatic choose the right nose.
• [FEATURE] Landing/ taxi lights.

Liveries

• Air Koryo
• Aeroflot 1970
• Aeroflot 2008
• LOT Polish Airlines
• Nordavia
• Pulkovo
• Rossiya
• Russian Air Force
• Russian Navy
• UTair
• Ukrainian Government
• Ukrainian Armed Forces
• Ukrainian Navy

External link

• Wikipedia
• Forum topic