13 Landing Flashcards
What is Vref?
Vref is the Landing Reference Speed
What is Vref for:
- Class B
- Class A
Vref must not be slower than the greater of:
Class B: Vmca and 1.3 x Vso
Class A: Vmca and 1.23 x Vsro
What are the decelerating forces in the Landing?
- Wheel Braking
- Aerodynamic Drag
- Reverse Thrust
How much will a landing be increased by if the Anti-Skid system fails?
80%
Why is Aerodynamic drag the least significant deceleration force in the Landing?
- Induced drag is negligible once the nose wheel touches down
- Parasite drag is minimal due to the slow speeds
What is the effect of increasing Mass on the Landing Distance and why?
- Increased Mass increases Landing distance
- Increased stall speeds and therefore a faster touchdown speed
- Slower Deceleration
What is the effect of Low Air Density (hot and high) air fields on the Landing Distance?
- Landing Distance is increased
- Vref is a CAS
- Low density and high TAS means faster ground speed
- Faster ground speed means longer landing distance
What is the effect of wind on the Landing Distance:
- Headwind
- Tailwind
- Headwind reduces Landing Distance by reducing ground speed
- Tailwind increases Landing Distance by increasing ground speed
What percentage of the dry landing distance should be used on a wet runway?
115%
What effect does the runway slope have on the Landing Distance and how does this effect:
- Class B
- Class A
- Up sloped runway reduces Landing Distance
- Down sloped runway increases Landing Distance
- Class B only factors for down sloped runways
- Class A only factors for slopes above 2%
What are the safety factors which must be applied to Landing Distances for:
- Class A
- Class B
- Class A: LD <= 0.6 LDA
- Class B: LD <= 0.7 LDA