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CS 26.205 Runway overrun awareness and alerting systems

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CS 26.205 Runway overrun awareness and alerting systems

ED Decision 2020/023/R

Compliance with point 26.205 of Part-26 is demonstrated by showing compliance with CS 25.705, or with the following:

(a) During approach (from a given height above the selected runway) and landing, the runway overrun awareness and alerting system (ROAAS) shall perform real-time energy-based calculations of the predicted landing stopping point, compare that point with the location of the end of the runway, and provide the flight crew with:

(1) in-flight, timely, and unambiguous predictive alert(s) of a runway overrun risk; and

(2) on-ground, timely, and unambiguous predictive alert(s) of a runway overrun risk. At the option of the applicant, the ROAAS may also provide an automated means of deceleration control that prevents or minimises runway overruns during landing.

(b) The ROAAS must at least accommodate dry and wet runway conditions for normal landing configurations.

[Issue: 26/3]

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Compliance with point 26.205 of Part-26 is demonstrated by showing compliance with CS 25.705, or with the specific requirements listed in CS 26.205 (a) and (b).

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The ROAAS must perform real-time energy-based calculations of the predicted landing stopping point, compare that point with the location of the end of the runway, and provide the flight crew with predictive alerts of runway overrun risk.

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The ROAAS must provide in-flight, timely, and unambiguous predictive alerts of a runway overrun risk, and on-ground, timely, and unambiguous predictive alerts of a runway overrun risk.

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No, it is optional. At the option of the applicant, the ROAAS may also provide an automated means of deceleration control that prevents or minimises runway overruns during landing.

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The ROAAS must at least accommodate dry and wet runway conditions for normal landing configurations.

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CS 26.205 states that during approach (from a given height above the selected runway) and landing, the ROAAS shall perform real-time energy-based calculations, but it does not specify a particular height value.

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CS 26.205 is associated with Decision 2020/023/R and is an EASA certification specification. It provides a means of compliance with point 26.205 of Part-26.

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The issue is 26/3.

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