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If the speed shows as 300 on 35000 ft it takes 1 hour. If it shows 300 on 200 ft. It takes 2 hours. Therefore the calculator is not relevant to this question.
Your original question
If I'm at FL350 doing 310 knots it shows as .9 mach. = too fast for 737-8
.9 mach translates to 595 knots
If i'm 600 NM from my destination, will I reach it in 1 hour or 2 hours? Did u put this data into the calc? What was the answer? So tell me again that the calc is not relevent to finding out what your ridgie question was
I was referring to the speed set to the autopilot. So it was a simple question for a noob like me to understand how the altitude "reacts" to speed. So my question got answered by Draco in a very simple way. So I can tell you again that "the calc is not relevent to finding out what your ridgie question was"
Typical cruising speed Mach 0.785. Max certificated altitude 41,000ft. 737-800 - Standard range with 162 passengers 3585km (1990nm) or 5445km (2940nm) for high gross weight version. 737-900 - Standard range with 177 passengers 3815km (2060nm), high gross weight version 5083km (2458nm).