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Old 30th Oct 2010, 12:52
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Final report on the high speed RTO overrun with a PSA Airlines CRJ2

The final report on the high speed RTO overrun with a PSA Airlines CRJ2 at Charleston on Jan 19th 2010, has been released: DCA10IA022

From the report:

The Capt. stated that he did not think the first officer had called out V1 before he initiated the RTO. The F/O stated that he thought that the RTO was initiated before reaching V1 and that he knew that an RTO should not occur after reaching V1.

NTSB Report: “The captain initiated a rejected takeoff (RTO) about 5 seconds after he started moving the flaps and when the airplane was at an airspeed of about 140 knots, which was 13 knots above V1.”

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