GA Maneuver must not be attempted after which event?

GA Maneuver must not be attempted after which event?

• A. Engine Start
• B. Deployment of the Thrust Reversers
• C. Landing
• D. Taxi with Reversers Extended

Answer: (B)

Go-around maneuvers are meant to be performed with a clean, climb-capable configuration using full thrust. Once thrust reversers are deployed during a landing, the airplane is set up to decelerate on the runway, not to climb. Reversers change the thrust behavior and braking dynamics, and retracting or switching out of that mode for a safe go-around is not permitted in this state. Therefore, attempting a go-around after reverser deployment is not allowed.

Go-around maneuvers are meant to be performed with a clean, climb-capable configuration using full thrust. Once thrust reversers are deployed during a landing, the airplane is set up to decelerate on the runway, not to climb. Reversers change the thrust behavior and braking dynamics, and retracting or switching out of that mode for a safe go-around is not permitted in this state. Therefore, attempting a go-around after reverser deployment is not allowed.