SF50 TOLD
iOS Universel / Utilitaires
SF50 Takeoff and Landing Data helps Cirrus SF50 Vision pilots do their performance calculations. Simply launch the app, enter your weights, and the app will calculate how much runway you need to take off or land in your Vision Jet.
SF50 TOLD supports both automatic and manual weather entry, custom safety factors, non-normal configurations (such as FLAPS 50 ICE or FLAPS 0), and runway contamination. All data comes from the SF50 G1 or G2+ Airplane Flight Manual* and is interpolated for current conditions.
*This app has not been approved by the FAA or by Cirrus Aircraft as an official source of performance information. It is your responsibility to ensure that the performance data you use is accurate for current conditions.
AFMs:
Aircraft Serials with Cirrus Perspective Touch Avionics System and FL280 Maximum Operating Altitude
P/N 31452-001
Revision A1
Aircraft Serials with Cirrus Perspective Touch+ Avionics System and FL310 Maximum Operating Altitude
P/N 31452-002
Revision 4
Airplane Flight Manual Supplement for Updated Thrust Schedule
P/N 31452-111
Revision 1
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
This release focuses on better supporting part-135 operators with enhanced contaminated runway analysis, detailed distance breakdowns, and operational warnings aligned with FAA advisory circulars.
RUNWAY CONDITION CODES (RwyCC)
Select a Runway Condition Code (1–6) as a contamination type, and SF50 TOLD will apply the appropriate landing distance factors from AC 91-79B. Factors automatically adjust based on whether the runway surface is grooved/PFC or smooth. When RwyCC factors are applied, the configured safety factor is bypassed since the advisory circular factors already include built-in margin.
VREF ADDITIVE
Add a VREF additive speed on the landing page to account for gusts or other operational requirements. The additive is factored into landing distance calculations using the AC 91-79B §5.2.2 method, and is included in the TLR.
ADJUSTMENT BREAKDOWN
Takeoff and landing results now show a full breakdown of how each adjustment — wind, gradient, surface, contamination, safety factor — contributes to the final distance. See the base distance and each incremental change so you can understand exactly where your numbers come from.
PERFORMANCE NOTES & WARNINGS
Results now include contextual notes and warnings: distance exceedances, weight limit violations, crosswind/tailwind exceedances, insufficient climb gradient, and informational notes about supplemental data or approximations.
OTHER CHANGES
- Runways now track whether their surface is grooved, PFC, smooth paved, or turf, pulled automatically from FAA and OurAirports sources
- New "Use AFM Safety Factors" button in Settings to quickly reset dry and wet safety factors to the AFM defaults
- Safety factor field now accepts two decimal places for finer control
- Fixed a crash that could occur when updating from a previous version
- Improved stability of the home screen widget when app data is updating
