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Why does the flight controls check come before arming the autobrake on the A320?
What climb rates can the Airbus A320-200 achieve and which climb rates are commonly used for normal flight operations?Which computer controls auto thrust on an Airbus A320?Why does the Airbus A320 series seem to rock left and right in level flight?Why is the A320 pre pressurised before take-off?Why are brake temperature limitations lower when the brake fans are running?On the A320 why do we follow this particular sequence of taking flaps and gear?Why do we have to do an alternate brake check during preliminary cockpit preparation?Why do we have to perform a normal APU shutdown if a fuel spillage occurs?On a modern Aircraft like the A320 or B737, is it possible to disable computer interference with the control inputs of the pilots?Why does the A320 use the rudder for lateral control in mechanical law?
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As per SOP on the A320 we first perform the flight controls check and then arm the autobrake to max. What is the reason behind this?
flight-controls airbus-a320 braking sop
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As per SOP on the A320 we first perform the flight controls check and then arm the autobrake to max. What is the reason behind this?
flight-controls airbus-a320 braking sop
edited Mar 30 at 15:43
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Jai Jai
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As per SOP on the A320 we first perform the flight controls check and then arm the autobrake to max. What is the reason behind this?
flight-controls airbus-a320 braking sop
edited Mar 30 at 15:43
ymb1
71.7k7232385
asked Mar 30 at 13:51
Jai Jai
944524
$endgroup$
As per SOP on the A320 we first perform the flight controls check and then arm the autobrake to max. What is the reason behind this?
flight-controls airbus-a320 braking sop
flight-controls airbus-a320 braking sop
edited Mar 30 at 15:43
ymb1
71.7k7232385
asked Mar 30 at 13:51
Jai Jai
944524
edited Mar 30 at 15:43
ymb1
71.7k7232385
asked Mar 30 at 13:51
Jai Jai
944524
edited Mar 30 at 15:43
ymb1
71.7k7232385
edited Mar 30 at 15:43
ymb1
71.7k7232385
edited Mar 30 at 15:43
ymb1
71.7k7232385
71.7k7232385
asked Mar 30 at 13:51
Jai Jai
944524
asked Mar 30 at 13:51
Jai Jai
944524
asked Mar 30 at 13:51
Jai Jai
944524
944524
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Both are in taxiing SOP.
The reason is in case the spoilers were accidentally left extended on the flight before (or during a maintenance check before the flight by the line engineers).
If that's the case, then pressing MAX while taxiing before checking the flight controls (spoilers included) will engage the full RTO brakes and surprise the crew, injure a cabin crew member, and/or cause an accident (a ground vehicle thinking you won't stop and is aiming to pass behind but then you stop in an instant).
Source: Operational Liaison Meeting Taxi Procedures (PDF page 7).
I'm guessing someone has done it before.
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Both are in taxiing SOP.
The reason is in case the spoilers were accidentally left extended on the flight before (or during a maintenance check before the flight by the line engineers).
If that's the case, then pressing MAX while taxiing before checking the flight controls (spoilers included) will engage the full RTO brakes and surprise the crew, injure a cabin crew member, and/or cause an accident (a ground vehicle thinking you won't stop and is aiming to pass behind but then you stop in an instant).
Source: Operational Liaison Meeting Taxi Procedures (PDF page 7).
I'm guessing someone has done it before.
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ymb1ymb1
71.7k7232385
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Both are in taxiing SOP.
The reason is in case the spoilers were accidentally left extended on the flight before (or during a maintenance check before the flight by the line engineers).
If that's the case, then pressing MAX while taxiing before checking the flight controls (spoilers included) will engage the full RTO brakes and surprise the crew, injure a cabin crew member, and/or cause an accident (a ground vehicle thinking you won't stop and is aiming to pass behind but then you stop in an instant).
Source: Operational Liaison Meeting Taxi Procedures (PDF page 7).
I'm guessing someone has done it before.
answered Mar 30 at 15:34
ymb1ymb1
71.7k7232385
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$begingroup$
Both are in taxiing SOP.
The reason is in case the spoilers were accidentally left extended on the flight before (or during a maintenance check before the flight by the line engineers).
If that's the case, then pressing MAX while taxiing before checking the flight controls (spoilers included) will engage the full RTO brakes and surprise the crew, injure a cabin crew member, and/or cause an accident (a ground vehicle thinking you won't stop and is aiming to pass behind but then you stop in an instant).
Source: Operational Liaison Meeting Taxi Procedures (PDF page 7).
I'm guessing someone has done it before.
answered Mar 30 at 15:34
ymb1ymb1
71.7k7232385
$endgroup$
Both are in taxiing SOP.
The reason is in case the spoilers were accidentally left extended on the flight before (or during a maintenance check before the flight by the line engineers).
If that's the case, then pressing MAX while taxiing before checking the flight controls (spoilers included) will engage the full RTO brakes and surprise the crew, injure a cabin crew member, and/or cause an accident (a ground vehicle thinking you won't stop and is aiming to pass behind but then you stop in an instant).
Source: Operational Liaison Meeting Taxi Procedures (PDF page 7).
I'm guessing someone has done it before.
answered Mar 30 at 15:34
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71.7k7232385
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answered Mar 30 at 15:34
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