LANDING GEAR

Question 1

Steering System: BWS FAULT

Answer 1

In the case of BWS Fault:

• 180 ° turn on a 60 m (200 ft) wide runway is forbidden,
• 180 ° turn on a turn pad is not recommended if the runway is wet

Question 2

Wheel:TAXI WITH DEFLATED TIRES
In some situations, after a rejected takeoff or after a landing, the flight crew may need to taxi the aircraft
with deflated tires.
The following limitations apply in order to be able to taxi or to tow the aircraft with deflated tires:

The following exceptions apply in order to be able to taxi the aircraft with deflated tires:
- For runway vacating only

• For taxi

Answer 2

• No deflated nose landing gear tire in the case of towbarless towing
• Maximum taxi speed: 3 kt
• Maximum nosewheel steering (NWS) angle: 30 °
• Up to 9 tires can be deflated with the following maximum of deflated tires per landing gear:
• One deflated tire on the nose landing gear, or/and
• Two deflated tires per body landing gear provided they are not on the same axle, or/and
• Two deflated tires per wing landing gear provided they are not on the same axle.

the two deflated tires on the body or wing landing gear can be on the same axle.
the two deflated tires can be located on the center axle of the body landing gear