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AirBear 06-18-2022 12:18 PM

2019-AA A321 wing strike departing JFK
 
https://www.flightglobal.com/safety/...149049.article

Jet rolled 36 degrees left as it rotated. This is not the final report but has a lot of info.

PILOTGUY 06-21-2022 02:53 PM

Wow. Had not know of this incident. Will try and keep up for the final report.

“It was taking a lot of left rudder…to keep it centreline.”
With a 38.5m wingspan on a 61m wide runway, I would have to say centerline was not maintained at all if the 5000’ remaining marker was hit.

ShyGuy 06-21-2022 07:54 PM

Asking to pay/sign up. Can you copy / paste the article?

Hopscotch 06-22-2022 05:04 PM

NTSB Docket
 

Originally Posted by ShyGuy (Post 3445302)
Asking to pay/sign up. Can you copy / paste the article?

https://data.ntsb.gov/Docket?ProjectID=99240

sailingfun 06-25-2022 07:20 PM


Originally Posted by AirBear (Post 3443461)
https://www.flightglobal.com/safety/...149049.article

Jet rolled 36 degrees left as it rotated. This is not the final report but has a lot of info.

I see they focused on rudder trim and the jet appears in the FDR to have had 8 or 10 degrees left rudder trim for takeoff. On the A330 rudder trim is checked by the takeoff config warning. Is that not the case on the A320?

rickair7777 06-25-2022 08:09 PM


Originally Posted by sailingfun (Post 3448310)
I see they focused on rudder trim and the jet appears in the FDR to have had 8 or 10 degrees left rudder trim for takeoff. On the A330 rudder trim is checked by the takeoff config warning. Is that not the case on the A320?

It's monitored to be in a specific range. I don't recall the range (f I ever knew) but 8* seems like a lot. It's normally set to zero.

hopp 07-23-2022 01:33 PM

What is “dual input “ as recorded and and announced on the Airbus?

Twin Wasp 07-23-2022 02:03 PM

It means one side stick is being pushed or pulled one way and the other one another way.

jaxsurf 07-23-2022 02:04 PM

Doesn’t necessarily mean opposing inputs, just means that both pilots are moving their respective side sticks at the same time.

hopp 07-24-2022 11:37 AM

The FDR plots showed the aileron inputs from both sticks, but not sure I’m reading it correctly.


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