1. Emergency Braking Technique
Sven Lepschy
Phenom Program Manager

2. Currently manage a fleet of 14 Phenom 100 and 300 aircraft
More than 7100 total airframe hours to date
More than 5300 landings

3. 12 reported brake failures
(every 592 hours, 0.17%) or (442 landings, 0.23%)
5 were CAS messages with no associated physical loss of breaking
1 due to improper bleeding procedure after brake change
1 failure of the pedal transducer
4 due to shuttle valve/cool down procedures not in effect
1 failure of Brake Control Valve (BCV)

4. 7 actual brake failures (loss of normal brakes)
Equals to 0.09% of the flight hours
Equals to 0.13% of flight cycles
100% success rate of stopping Airplane safely with no aircraft damage or blown tires
4 P’s =
Pull Handle, Pray, be Patient, Change under Pants

5. 1. Proper Training

6. 2. Practice

7. 3. Pull handle gradually

8. 4. Review

9. Thank you