| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - In practice, in the climb phase, i.e. after the take off phase, (up to an altitude of about 300 meters or 1500 feet, for example) but before positioning the aircraft to its cruising altitude, the engine speed of the aircraft is set to a constant value lower than or equal to a threshold engine speed called maximum climb engine speed which as indicated by engine manufacturers should not be exceede
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