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Reverse thrust is an aerodynamic braking method achieved by reversing the direction of engine thrust to slow down aircraft after landing. It is commonly used in jet-powered aircraft and aims to reduce speed by redirecting the engine’s thrust opposite to the direction of flight. This system is preferred particularly to reduce the load on landing gear braking systems and to enable safe landings on short runways. Historical Development and Future Perspective While early jet aircraft relied on bucke