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Old 2nd Oct 2009, 15:03
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For large airliners, the antiskid braking system takes care of most of the problem.

For the rest, and for airplanes without antiskid systems, yaw would be the result, and corrections are made with rudder and differential braking as necessary.

There is no defined yaw angle for control. Yaw angle, yaw rate, braking effectiveness, and runway surface all will affect controlability.


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