IPACS so is there like a new hydraulic system for the a350 in which the hydraulics actually stop working and the ailerons and rudder are also unresponsive like the hydraulics of the a321, because the hydraulics of other aircraft’s like the a380, 777, 787 and 737 are still functional even after the engines are shut.
A350 hydraulic system
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IPACS so is there like a new hydraulic system for the a350 in which the hydraulics actually stop working and the ailerons and rudder are also unresponsive like the hydraulics of the a321, because the hydraulics of other aircraft’s like the a380, 777, 787 and 737 are still functional even after the engines are shut.
I remember asking them this in the original A350 thread, and they said no or that it was unlikely. I don’t remember why they said it, but that’s all I know about it.
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Hopefully IPACS replies to this message of mine
Yeah, I feel like after they closed the A350 thread they started responding to other threads a lot less.
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- Official Post
The hydraulics in the A320 are experimental and might have to be ripped out and redone at some point. We don't want to waste time on a temporary solution. So no, it's not going to have the same experimental hydraulics.
