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Airbus A330-200 (N819CA)

Submitted about a year ago

T.R.'s deployed just prior to touching down on 03-03-24 arriving from MBJ. It was awesome to hear and see the pilot do that, and hold the nose up like a fighter jock down the runway for several hundred feet.

103 of N819CA 18515 of A332 10469 at KIND

John Giambone

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Donna Yostabout a year ago

The use of aerodynamic braking as it should be used... (holding the nose up as long as possible) and saving wear and tear on the brakes. Great shot, John!

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John GiambonePhoto Uploaderabout a year ago

@Donna Yost. Thank You!

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Airbus A330-200 (N819CA)

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