FEB 2026 UPDATE

The spreadsheet has been developed using aircraft performance data freely published by Airbus, Boeing, British Aerospace and Bombardier. You will need to download LIBRE OFFICE which is freely available and does not interface directly with MSFS, so can be safely used with any MSFS update.

This version has been completely rewritten to provide more accurate take off, landing and flex temperature figures.

An additional Aircraft Anti-Ice calculator has been added to provide accurate data on icing holdover times.

The following aircraft types are simulated, and more will be added later.

AIRBUS A318/319/320/320Neo/321/321Neo/330-200/330-300/330-800/330-900

350-900/350-1000/380

Avro RJ70/RJ85/RJ100

BAE 146-100/146-CC2/146-200/146-200QC/QT/146-300/146-300QT

BOEING B737-200/B737-600/B737-700/B737-700 BDSF/B737 BBJ1/B737-BJ1W/B737-800/B737-800W/B737-800 BDSF/B737-BDSF W/B737-BJ2/B737-BJ2W/B737-900/B737-900ER (W=Winglet versions) /B747-400/B747-400F ER/B747-8/B747-8F/B757-200/B757-300/ B777-200 ER/B777-300 ER/B787-8/B787-9/B787-10

BOMBARDIER CRJ 550/CRJ 700/CRJ 900/CRJ 1000

The Spreadsheet has a number of  tabs at the bottom left. These are:

HELP. Instructions on how to use the spreadsheets.

COMPLEX. The full version with all the bells and whistles.

EASY. A simpler version similar to those used by pilots in the flight deck.

TOOLS. Various tools to assist in logging flight details, calculate fuel burn during long flights and a runway slope calculator and tool to add your own airport details.

ANTI-ICE An aircraft holdover time calculator, following deicing, based on real world use.

RWY The tables of runway data used by the simulator which can be edited.

ACFT. Aircraft data used by the spreadsheet in order to calculate the performance for each aircraft.

This was designed purely as a private project to assist me with my flight simulation. I have not had access to the wealth of information that would be required to create a complete aircraft performance chart for each individual airfield, so use with care. The runway performance indicated only takes into account the runway lengths indicated, whereas in real life a lot of other factors, such as local terrain needs to be considered. Having said that it will assist in making informed decisions on safe take off and landing.

FUTURE PLANS

More aircraft of course and further revisions to calculations when required. Your comments are appreciated as it is almost impossible to flight test every aircraft type in all weather and airport conditions, so my apologies if you encounter errors. I hope you find this useful.

HOW TO RUN

Download the Spreadsheet.

Extract the contents of the folder.

Copy the PERF2601 file onto to your computer and open it with Libre Office.

LIBRE OFFICE ISWHICH IS FREELY AVAILABLE FROM:

https://www.libreoffice.org/download/download-libreoffice/