Auto-Brake RTO disengage in A380
Hello,
I know that A380 has low, med, and hi/RTO auto-brakes. But is it possible to release the auto-brakes using any other buttons except the ones shown on the brake panel? |
Don't know the A380, but on the A300 you could release the autobrake by pushing the brake pedals. I imagine the same logic would apply on the A380.
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Generic, I Think
In most cases, 'tapping' the toe pedal will disengage any/all auto-brake functions on nearly all aircraft. No reason to think that the A380 is different. Is this airplane-related or F.S. - related. I know nothing about the game's behavior.
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Same on the 744... tip the toe brakes, autobrakes disengage. No idea though how this works on the newer A3xx series.
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1)Applying brake toe brake pressure disconnects autobrake.
2)Pushing the autobrake button disconnects autobrake. 3)Disarming the spoilers disconnects the autobrake. I think thats how it was on the A340 when I think back. Guessing A380 not too far from that also. |
A320 same as last post, the easiest is to cancel the spoilers.
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also a/brake disconnect on the thrust levers.
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From FCOM:
The basic AUTO BRK disarms or deactivates when: ‐ The flight crew applies sufficient pedal deflection on one or both brake pedals, or ‐ The aircraft is in flight for more than 10 s (for RTO mode only), or ‐ The flight crew sets the AUTO BRK Mode selector to DISARM, or ‐ The flight crew presses the RTO pb in order to turn off the RTO light, or ‐ The flight crew presses one of the A/THR instinctive disconnect pushbuttons (only with basic AUTO BRK LDG modes, not for RTO mode), or ‐ Any basic AUTO BRK arming condition is lost, or ‐ The ground spoilers retract. |
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