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CS 23.2130 Landing
Available versions for ERULES-1963177438-6799
ED Decision 2017/013/R
found in: CS-23 Amdt 5 AMC-GM Issue 3 - Normal-Category Aeroplanes (Jul 2020)
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CS 23.2130 Landing ED Decision 2017/013/R The applicant must determine the following, for standard temperatures at critical combinations of mass and altitude within the operational limits: (a) the distance, starting from a height of 15 m (50 ft) above the landing surface, required to land and come to a stop; and (b) the approach and landing speeds, configurations, and procedures, which allow a pilot of average skill to land within the published landing distance consistently and without causing damage or injury, and which allow for a safe transition to the balked-landing conditions.
CSÂ 23.2130 Landing ED Decision 2017/013/R The applicant must determine the following, for standard temperatures at critical combinations of mass and altitude within the operational limits: (a)Â Â Â Â the distance, starting from a height of 15 m (50 ft) above the landing surface, required to land and come to a stop; and (b)Â Â Â Â the approach and landing speeds, configurations, and procedures, which allow a pilot of average skill to land within the published landing distance consistently and without causing damage or injury, and which allow for a safe transition to the balked-landing conditions.
#### CSÂ 23.2130 Landing *ED Decision 2017/013/R* The applicant must determine the following, for standard temperatures at critical combinations of mass and altitude within the operational limits: (a) the distance, starting from a height of 15 m (50 ft) above the landing surface, required to land and come to a stop; and (b) the approach and landing speeds, configurations, and procedures, which allow a pilot of average skill to land within the published landing distance consistently and without causing damage or injury, and which allow for a safe transition to the balked-landing conditions.