Which mode provides pitch guidance for initial climbout after main gear lift off?

The Takeoff mode is specifically designed to provide pitch guidance for initial climbout following the main gear lift-off. This mode is crucial during the takeoff phase as it ensures that the aircraft maintains an appropriate climb rate and angle, facilitating a safe transition from ground operations to airborne flight.

The Takeoff mode activates pre-set parameters that account for the aircraft's weight, balance, and environmental conditions, enabling the pilots to focus on other critical aspects of flight management during this high workload phase. By following the guidance in Takeoff mode, pilots can achieve optimal climb performance, ensuring safety and efficiency as they begin their climb to altitude. This is particularly relevant in busy airspaces and during challenging weather conditions, where precise control during initial climb is essential.

Other modes may not provide the specific pitch guidance needed for this phase of flight.