Abstract:Existing aircraft performance software can determine obstacle weight limits when analyzing takeoff clearance. However, when it comes to clearing obstacles during the fourth segment, manual decision-making is required for a reasonable evaluation of the obstacle weight limit. Grounded in a comprehensive analysis of the intentions behind CCAR25 regulatory clauses, this paper proposes a precise simulation algorithm for gross and net takeoff flight paths and establishes a comprehensive model covering key constraints for full-segment obstacle clearance assessment. This model achieves an integrated calculation of obstacle clearance analysis through different level-off height strategies. Compared to traditional obstacle-clearance models, the simulation results demonstrate a possible enhancement of obstacle-limited takeoff weights by up to 24% in this model"s assessments. This research provides more reliable support for the efficient and safe operation of domestic civil aircraft.