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    • Computes the point of no return (PNR), also called the point of safe return (PSR). This is the farthest distance from departure beyond which the aircraft cannot return to the departure point with the fuel remaining.

      Two separate ground speed parameters allow the consumer to account for wind: outbound ground speed may differ from the return ground speed due to headwind/tailwind components.

      Parameters

      • fuelAvailable: number

        Fuel on board (in any consistent unit).

      • fuelBurnPerHr: number

        Fuel burn rate per hour (same unit as fuelAvailable).

      • groundSpeedOutKt: number

        Ground speed on the outbound leg in knots.

      • groundSpeedBackKt: number

        Ground speed on the return leg in knots.

      Returns PlanningPoint

      The PNR as a PlanningPoint (distance and time from departure).