What is the minimum auto throttle engagement altitude during initial climb out for the Falcon 2000LXS?

The minimum auto throttle engagement altitude during initial climb out for the Falcon 2000LXS is 400 ft. This altitude is critical as it ensures that the aircraft has achieved a stable airborne status before the auto throttle system is engaged. Engaging the auto throttle too early, at lower altitudes, can lead to potential throttle fluctuations and may compromise the smooth transition during the climb phase.

By waiting until reaching 400 ft, pilots can better assess the aircraft’s performance after takeoff and make sure that any abnormalities are managed manually, resulting in a safer and more controlled climb. This altitude takes into account the need for a clean and stable ascent, allowing the auto throttle system to operate effectively once engaged.