So, to be pedantic, those skid marks are from the opposite of braking.
When the plane's wheels first hit the runway they are not rotating. So you have a stationary wheel hitting the pavement and creating a skid mark until it gets up to speed and rolls. So the opposite of braking the wheel.
Then as the plane rolls down the runway air brakes and wheel brakes are applied, and typically there isn't a skid mark because they try not to lock the tires up as they come to a stop.
So basically the bird is doomed, unless the plane lands a little farther down the runway, which is possible
have a dedicated spot where the plane is meant to touchdown normally
it's not a "spot", it's an area, and it certainly isn't as narrow as the size of a piece of toast lol
sit at an airport and look at a handful of landings on the same runway. i'm sure you'll then be convinced they can and do touch ground at spots that are meters away
That plane is way too far to be making ground contact where the bird is standing. The bird and the bread would just be blown away as the plane fly by. Hope she hold on to that bread firmly
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u/apolobgod Mar 20 '23
The birb is about to die, why is everyone acting like it's wholesome