Landing with reversed thrust, Airbus A319, Paris CDG (HQ)

Landing at Paris Charles de Gaulle International Airport (LFPG). You can observe practical use of the thrust reversers that are to reduce aircraft's speed just after touch-down. EasyJet, Airbus A319-111, flight from Marrakech, Morocco.

Lądowanie na lotnisku Paryż CDG. Widoczne odwracacze ciągu, które pomagają zatrzymac samolot.

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• A320
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[Sterlingjob]

Thats just reverse idle!

[CeilingFans4UrLife]

Easyjet! Everything is eaaaaaaasy!

[ghettoperson257]

that is the weirdest reverse thrust door ive ever seen!!

[ptroinks]

What kind of CFM-56 is this? I haven't seen that type of reverse on that engine type before...

[contraposaune]

@Sterlingjob yeah you're right, it's to save fuel. (budget airlines! :S)

[randomstuff5464]

i love the pop-out reversers on the a319 and a340. they are loud fu**ers when they're on full reverse!

[doh1959]

its like the engines been asleep and its opening its eye to have a peek where its landed

[8justin88]

after watching this i want to wear a lot of warm clothes...

[puftepos]

The engines are CFM-56.

[woodshuck]

@Sterlingjob oh ok, thx

[Sterlingjob]

@woodshuck Its the same thing! The brakes do all the work on landing and the open clamshell just helps a small amount unless driver adds power to the engine