Factual info from ERj145 off Runway in YOW Sept 2011.

My theory is that if the plane had thrust reversers or the the runway had grooves this plane would have stayed on the runway.

Really hard to tell, I have gotten a 145 stopped with just TRs. It took about 10,000 feet from touch down to full stop.
 
Yeah in the erj I dump the buckets and max brakes. I don't care about passenger comfort, I'm getting off at the first high speed exit.
 
What's the ERJ spoiler deploy and brake logic? I remember a pilot who told me the ERJ was not an easy stopper. Something about right after landing you could hit the brakes and nothing would happen for [several seconds?] until some conditions and such were met, and then the deceleration would happen.
 
I think its 25+ knot wheel speed. With a super soft landing like this may have been, the WoW switches can be temperamental. So this was one of the TSA ERJs without TR?
 
Kingairer said:
I think its 25+ knot wheel speed. With a super soft landing like this may have been, the WoW switches can be temperamental. So this was one of the TSA ERJs without TR?
I didn't think any if theirs had buckets.
 
Mashing the brakes and going full reverse isn't going to get you to the gate faster.
Oh yes it will. Miss the taxiway at IND or CMH and it adds an extra 2 minutes or so to the gate.

I can think of a few scenarios at ORD where not making a certain exit will send you on the scenic tour.
 
What's the ERJ spoiler deploy and brake logic? I remember a pilot who told me the ERJ was not an easy stopper. Something about right after landing you could hit the brakes and nothing would happen for [several seconds?] until some conditions and such were met, and then the deceleration would happen.
It depends on the brakes, the ERJ can have carbon or steel. The ones with carbon stop on a dime the ones with steel brakes suck.
 
What's the ERJ spoiler deploy and brake logic? I remember a pilot who told me the ERJ was not an easy stopper. Something about right after landing you could hit the brakes and nothing would happen for [several seconds?] until some conditions and such were met, and then the deceleration would happen.

Spoiler logic was something like.......Wheel speed over 25KTS plus retarded thrust levers = automatic spoiler deployment.

I have no idea what the braking logic is that you describe. There was no waiting for brakes.

The plane could stop on a dime, the brakes were awesome (I guess not if you're hydroplaning). If you stood on the brakes after landing you'd be thrown against your shoulder harness. Sh$t, if you braked hard early you'd be slowed before the reversers had time to spool up.
 
Been to Chicago? The erj brakes when contaminated don't stop very well. So got to dump the reverses and slam on the brakes. Otherwise going to be a long taxi :)

And....?

Stupid reasoning. Have you ever been there? The runways are a tad on the long side, no need to SLAM on the brakes.
 
Spoiler logic was something like.......Wheel speed over 25KTS plus retarded thrust levers = automatic spoiler deployment.

I have no idea what the braking logic is that you describe. There was no waiting for brakes.

The plane could stop on a dime, the brakes were awesome (I guess not if you're hydroplaning). If you stood on the brakes after landing you'd be thrown against your shoulder harness. Sh$t, if you braked hard early you'd be slowed before the reversers had time to spool up.

I think he's thinking of the Q400.


Been to Chicago? The erj brakes when contaminated don't stop very well. So got to dump the reverses and slam on the brakes. Otherwise going to be a long taxi :)

I didn't know Trans States flew to Midway.
 
And....?

Stupid reasoning. Have you ever been there? The runways are a tad on the long side, no need to SLAM on the brakes.

Have I been there? I'm sorry being a trans states pilot we don't fly into ord. I just heard if you get off 28c at tango, they'll let you cut across, instead of going to golf golf. Saves about 10 minutes in taxi time.
 
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