Event Details


Title:Loss of automatic braking, Airbus A320-200, C-FTDF
Micro summary:This Airbus A320-200 experienced a failure of its automatic braking.
Event Time:2003-08-03 at 2325 UTC
File Name:2003-08-03-UK.pdf
Publishing Agency:Aircraft Accident Investigation Board (AAIB)
Publishing Country:United Kingdom
Report number:EW/C2003/08/11
Pages:8
Site of event:Landing, Cardiff
Departure:Tenerife
Destination:Cardiff International Airport, Cardiff, Wales
Airplane Type(s):Airbus A320-200
Flight Phase:Landing
Registration(s):C-FTDF
Operator(s):Skyservice Airlines
Type of flight:Revenue
Occupants:169
Fatalities:0
Serious Injuries:0
Minor/Non-Injured:169
Other Injuries:0
Executive Summary:The aircraft was landing on Cardiff's Runway 30. On finals, the Electronic Centralized Aircraft Monitoring (ECAM) display showed a STEERING caption and the crew cycled the A/SKID & N/W STRNG switch in an attempt to reset the Brake and Steering Control Unit (BSCU). The indications were that it was successfully reset but after touchdown the aircraft did not decelerate normally. The commander pressed the brake pedals to full deflection without effect. He then selected maximum reverse thrust and the co-pilot cycled the A/SKID & N/W STRNG switch. The commander again attempted pedal braking, without effect, and the crew selected the A/SKID & N/W STRNG switch to OFF. The commander then braked to bring the aircraft to a halt about 40 metres from the end of the runway, bursting three mainwheel tyres. There was no fire and the passengers were deplaned on the runway through the normal exit doors.
Learning Keywords:Systems - Braking Systems
Systems - Landing Gear
Systems - Landing Gear - Tires
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