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Boeing 777 maximum braking on rejected take-off.

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Bill Eckberg1 year ago

That was an awesome day, except for having to change out brakes and wheels/tires.

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Green as Grass1 year ago

What were the puffs of black smoke, tyres?

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Murphy and his Law📯1 year ago

The landin gear was invented by father and son Tupolev.

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Big Tree1 year ago

5 star spicy!

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J Wagnon1 year ago

I saw a doc on the 777 certification. Those tests cost a million dollars each time.

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Kevin West1 year ago

I am seeing fire? No anti-skid. I was Air Force. We had a plane that anit-skid wasn't working. Location we where at had a real long runway. Kept flying. Oh C130.

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JJ1 year ago

Unbelievable. That's some heat!

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PhilDur 🇪🇺 🇫🇷 🇺🇦1 year ago

Sur ce test les pneus éclatent et peuvent même bruler. Ce test est nécessaire pour la qualification. Ça explique pourquoi le temps max pour une évacuation d'urgence est 90 sec. Pendant ce temps le train peut commencer à bruler ; il y a un grand risque d'extension de l'incendie

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Виконт д'Вааще1 year ago

Is it possible to air brake in this situation?

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🇺🇸🇺🇸aztec11 🇺🇸🇺🇸1 year ago

Assume at max weight and I also don't see reverser blocker doors open on engines, which makes sense, since the reject shouldn't take into account reversers

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