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Old 8th Apr 2005, 00:04   #1 (permalink)
 
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757/767 Question

I understand that autobrakes 5 is not max braking whereas RTO
autobrakes is.

What if you were to land with the autobrakes selected to RTO?
if, indeed the selector would latch to that position in flight.


My manual just says activation occurs with speed above 85kts and throttles to idle.

Any and all insights welcome.
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Old 8th Apr 2005, 00:09   #2 (permalink)
 
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Might I suggest you post this in a pilot forum???
I know there are some CC who do fly, but probably would not be CC if flying a 757/767!!
Sorry
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Old 8th Apr 2005, 00:19   #3 (permalink)
 
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Max autobrake (its not refered to as 5) is less than max manual braking as you righly say.
It is not possible to select RTO in flight. RTO is only selectable with air/ground logic in gnd so at lift off the selector will move from RTO to OFF.

Flying frypan as you know you always find a pilot lurking round in the dark where they are not suppose to be!!
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Old 8th Apr 2005, 00:58   #4 (permalink)
 
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757/767

Oops, wrong forum.

Thanks for the info.
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