Is 10,000 ft Long enough to land a C-RJ 2B19?

[knightflyer]

If you had to land on 22R in DTW, could you make the first or second high speed given normal operations?

 

[Flyer1015]

If you had to land on 22R in DTW, could you make the first or second high speed given normal operations?

I have landed on 4L and made A4 the reverse highspeed without slamming it. I can't recall doing 22R clearing at A7, but it looks doable even without slamming it on and down.

Or are you talking about the normal forward highspeeds? On 22R, the first forward highspeed is A4 and very easy to make. I'd do full reverse thrust and not even hit the brakes until slowing throw 60 kts and make A4 easily.

 

[Oakum_Boy]

Trick question. Depends who is flying.

 

[spudskier]

Why is trolling question trolling?

 

[OCP]

It can stop in about 3000 ft at 47k lbs. (rough numbers)

 

[CRJ puppy]

It can stop in about 3000 ft at 47k lbs. (rough numbers)

Shoot. It can do BETTER than that. But everyone knows this wasn't a serious question.

 

[knightflyer]

Just semi serious... Had to go around after being spaced 3-4 miles. The AC in front of us rolled ALL the way to the end of 22R. Who knows why? It doesn't seem productive to roll to the end in peak hours at any large airport.

 

[Flying Illini]

Just semi serious... Had to go around after being spaced 3-4 miles. The AC in front of us rolled ALL the way to the end of 22R. Who knows why? It doesn't seem productive to roll to the end in peak hours at any large airport.

Not unusual to roll to the end as its a shorter, easier taxi. It was a Delta painted RJ, right?

 

[ATR-DRIVR]

If you had to land on 22R in DTW, could you make the first or second high speed given normal operations?

Uh, no.

 

[Oakum_Boy]

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