Continental Express Embraer EMB-120 Brasilia for FS98 Only
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30 seat regional turboprop.

Flight model is set at 11,353kgs (maximum takeoff weight with
maximum fuel) for standard Brasilia.

Some settings at max takeoff weight.
	Rotate at - 110kts
	Climb @ 200knots indicated  
	Cruise 25,000 ft - Mach .45 to .52
	Max Altitide 32,000 ft
	Approach - 110 to 130 knots
	Touchdown at about 100 knots

More performance information provided below.

I usually use the FS98 autothrottle in climb, cruise and descent.  You
may find that the autothrottle will need to be disengaged at high
altitude and then use full throttle for climb.

Email - chrisb@uq.net.au


Chris Bawden
Brisbane, Queensland
Australia


INSTALLATION
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Just unzip the ZIP file into your FS98 Aircraft directory.  The
ZIP file will then place the appropriate files in the appropriate
sub-directories.  Then fire up FS98 and you're away.

Note:  Although my aircraft do not require conversion, Microsoft's
aircraft and adventure converter must be installed to use them.


PERFORMANCE (at 11,353 kgs)
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Rate of Climb
0 - 10,000 ft		2,000 fpm to 2,200 fpm
15,000 ft		1,800 fpm
20,000 ft		1,200 fpm
25,000 ft		  800 fpm
30,000 ft		  400 fpm

Fuel Consumption
High speed cruise - 25,000ft, Mach .52 - 1050 lbs per hr
Long Range cruise - 25,000ft, Mach .45 - 818 lbs per hr


CREDITS
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The Brasilia was developed from a FS4 version I created some time
ago.  Considerable work as required to bring it to FS98 standard.
The aircraft has working flaps (including drooping section of the
rear of the engine housing) and navigation lights.

Performance of my Brasila (climb, cruise and fuel consumption) was
developed from published documentation for the Brasilia that was
kindly provided by Paul Baishont.

This aircraft model is made available for the private use only.
The original, unaltered archive file may be freely distributed
and uploaded to BBS and FTP sites.  Under no circumstances may
this model be packaged, bundled or otherwise sold for profit.