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Comments (42)
You will find other photos of Tu-154 with the thrust reversers engaged before even one wheel touches the ground. Most aircraft have a system that locks the reverser if there is no pressure on the nose wheel. After the Lauda flight 004 crash, i think. But i find that the Russians trust the pilot more, and i like that :)
Most russian aircraft you can select reverse in the flare. The IL-62 is a great example of this, the two outer engines reversing, just amazing.
It was a good plane for its time, but I won't miss it. As Leo Tolstoy said, "let the dead bury the dead".
I'm from brazil and here we have only Airbus, Boeing, ATR and Embraer aircraft..
I was luckly enough to be a cadet on the air force, so i also flew C-130, CASA 235 (to parachute jump.. best sensation ever), EMB-110, EMB-120 and other nice planes.. But most people here won't have the opportunity to fly a great aircraft like this.
And all who don't miss them: Calm down. The Tu-154 will never be extinct.