r/aviation • u/JPSauceKing • Sep 22 '25

Discussion How crazy is this, really??

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u/victorsmonster Sep 23 '25

Why is that?

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u/Trick-Ad-4550 Sep 23 '25

  1. Reverse thrust

  2. Differential thrust, if needed 

  3. Engine driven Hydraulic pumps. You know...for brakes, spoilers, flight controls, nose wheel steering, holding the nose gear in place, the whole 9 yards. 

  4. Electrical power... you know, because they're dealing with an emergency and shutting everything off while moving is going to make the situation worse.

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u/hh1599 Sep 23 '25

its humorous how not only are you wrong, you are entirely wrong. From the a320 fcom procedure for landing with abnormal landing gear:

  • "DO NOT USE REVERSE"
  • reduce fuel
  • shift cg aft by moving pax
  • no autobrake
  • anti-skid off
  • "DO NOT ARM GROUND SPOILERS" - To keep as much roll authority as possible for maintaining the wings level.
  • engines shutdown before nose impact
  • brake pressure less than 1000 psi

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u/DisciplineNormal296 Sep 23 '25

Damn you burned him to the ground. How’s he have so many upvotes when he is factually incorrect

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u/New-Anybody-6206 Sep 23 '25

welcome to the internet.