Hi!I was reading about powerbacks (pushing back using reverse thrust) and thought i'd try it!I was at Newquay parked at a gate, with fair weather set, and engaged a little reverse thrust and the aircraft moved backwards - no problem.However, I changed the weather to a light westerly breeze (8kts), and with the aircraft parked 'side-on' to the wind, reverse thrust wouldn't make the aircraft move at all!Strange - is this meant to happen?Regards,Tom Wright

Just carried out another experiment here.It would appear that it will move backwards under reverse when there is no wind, or when it is positioned into wind. If you are positioned facing any other direction other than into wind, it will not back up. If you start reversing facing the wind and then turn, it'll stop.Bizarre! Can anyone shed any light on this?Regards,Tom Wright