@jakegordon_md @Platypuss_10 If I had to guess, I'd say the first officer was flying and did not reduce thrust at the appropriate time or in the appropriate amount. Note that the jet stopped descending. Not good. Looks like the captain took over and forced the plane onto the runway. Rattled some teeth tho.
@jakegordon_md @Platypuss_10 All modern swept wing turbojet passenger planes fly the approach at Vref + 10 kts. The flaps are set to full extension. This includes the leading edge slats. The body angle is pronounced. The actual landing requires a slight increase in pitch and a reduction in thrust.
@Philipp_Straehl@airmainengineer All true but he also zeroed out all crosswind correction after touchdown. I see that a lot in these videos. Back to basics please.
@Aerovances Incorrect aileron and rudder during takeoff roll. No corrective rudder and aileron during rotation and climb out. That caused the big roll to the right at liftoff. Should have had aileron and rudder set before rotation. This is taught in primary flight training. Miss that?
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Breakout. DONE.
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And nobody noticed.
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The retest just finished.
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@planesanity The pilots did not "mess up". The new airplane had a state of the art fly-by-wire system that "thought" the plane was landing and would not let the pilots add power during the pull up. Unbelievable that so many people survived the crash.
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@deelo190@Turbinetraveler Also airline here. I agree, the go around would have been a good choice.
It wasn't just "the truck". He and other vehicles were cleared to cross that runway together. If you watch the video, the #2 truck stopped and reversed clear of the runway giving truck #1 room to do the same