Wow that is a stroke of bad luck. I've lived here in Mauritius for eleven years and I've only ever been in about 2 category 4 cyclones and only two category 5 cyclones. Doubt you will have that trouble if you ever come again.
We had some bad luck, because we were there for 1 week and in that exact same week, Mauritius was hit by a category 4 cyclone. So we stayed in the resort and I didn't see a lot of the island :(
It's actually a combination of airspeed,and ALL gear has hit the tarmac (speedbrakes aren't effective in a nose up profile). There are other interlocks that I can't remember, but there are a couple more.
i came back from mauritius a few days ago,
filming the trip there was pleasant, going back, i was too depressed to film XD
RyuSaga99 4 years ago
i wanna go home for a while
whyskipete 4 years ago
Wow that is a stroke of bad luck. I've lived here in Mauritius for eleven years and I've only ever been in about 2 category 4 cyclones and only two category 5 cyclones. Doubt you will have that trouble if you ever come again.
Jdodge24 4 years ago
How was Mauritius itself?
Jdodge24 4 years ago
We had some bad luck, because we were there for 1 week and in that exact same week, Mauritius was hit by a category 4 cyclone. So we stayed in the resort and I didn't see a lot of the island :(
Friso89 4 years ago
actually a really nice landing.. the pilot didnt open the air breakes to early...
mageftw1 4 years ago
Actually, the air brakes (or speedbrakes) are automatically opened when the main gear hits the tarmac ;-)
Friso89 4 years ago
It's actually a combination of airspeed,and ALL gear has hit the tarmac (speedbrakes aren't effective in a nose up profile). There are other interlocks that I can't remember, but there are a couple more.
mccaf001 4 years ago
who film that
superfatman123 4 years ago
I was the one who filmed it
Friso89 4 years ago