'SRS' stands for 'Speed Reference System'. It is a vertical guidance mode in the FMGS (Flight management and guidance system). During takeoff and Go-Around the aircraft will use pitch to follow a given speed which is safe for the climb. This vatical climb mode is called 'SRS'. The speed is considered safe and will ensure the aircraft always have a sufficient margin to a stall. I hope this helps? Please visit our academy where you can see all lessons, including a detailed lesson on Airbus Speeds, which I have created for this very purpose.
2:55 what does "srs" means?? i always hear pilots saying it in airbus cockpit right after they set power for takeoff
'SRS' stands for 'Speed Reference System'. It is a vertical guidance mode in the FMGS (Flight management and guidance system). During takeoff and Go-Around the aircraft will use pitch to follow a given speed which is safe for the climb. This vatical climb mode is called 'SRS'. The speed is considered safe and will ensure the aircraft always have a sufficient margin to a stall.
I hope this helps? Please visit our academy where you can see all lessons, including a detailed lesson on Airbus Speeds, which I have created for this very purpose.
Can I get a link to the A320 ground school bundle? Great video as always, Thank you :)
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Interesting …could you run the autho thrust on one engine while the other engine is sitting at idle ? Or would be only manual thrust in this case ?