Originally Posted by beetlehog

Who is ultimately in charge of that aircraft? Who makes the final decision. I don't care if there were 2, 3, or 4 crew members on this particular flight, the final authority lies with the person who signed for it.

As far as the weather goes? Look it up. It is fairly easy to find. If the airport wants you to land on a wet, non-grooved, displaced threshold with a tailwind then you better make sure you will be able to stop. It doesn't matter what your landing assessment said you were legal to do it. Is it a good idea? In this case it wasn't. Thankfully no one was hurt and maybe just some minor engine trouble.

Go ahead and investigate and hope the brakes were not working but guess what, this will be pilot error as one of the contributing factors. Hopefully we all learn from it, including myself.

Cheers