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Can you post some more info please?

Pax, cargo, fuel and flightplan.

A heavy aircraft at a warm day takes longer to climb and the climb rate is reducing during CLB.

It can take more than half an hour to reach the altitude, if possible. Else a step climb has to be performed.

 

 

Have you guys checked the FMA? He’s in TOGA LK.  

 

To the original poster - somewhere along the line you’ve climbed too steeply or gotten too slow, or both. The airplane is trying to keep you from stalling by going to full thrust and keeping the nose up. 

 

What you’ll need to do is lower the nose to gain speed. You want to get your airspeed above the yellow band. Then, when you have enough speed, you have to unlock your throttles by turning off autothrust, pulling the thrust levers back, then returning them to the climb setting and turning the autothrust  back on. The airplane will the. Go back to following your flight plan. 

 

Look up “alpha floor” and “toga lock” (or “toga lk”) in the documentation. 

 

Matthijs is right - the step-by-step guide will take you through all the normal procedures.  

 

Hope this helps. 

4 minutes ago, Alan_A said:

Have you guys checked the FMA? He’s in TOGA LK.  

 

To the original poster - somewhere along the line you’ve climbed too steeply or gotten too slow, or both. The airplane is trying to keep you from stalling by going to full thrust and keeping the nose up. 

 

What you’ll need to do is lower the nose to gain speed. You want to get your airspeed above the yellow band. Then, when you have enough speed, you have to unlock your throttles by turning off autothrust, pulling the thrust levers back, then returning them to the climb setting and turning the autothrust  back on. The airplane will the. Go back to following your flight plan. 

 

Look up “alpha floor” and “toga lock” (or “toga lk”) in the documentation. 

 

Matthijs is right - the step-by-step guide will take you through all the normal procedures.  

 

Hope this helps. 

Thank you guys, it seems to be the ZFW was incorrect in my FMC it is solved tks for the help!

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