What is the maximum speed during landing when it is recommended to avoid braking?

The recommended maximum speed during landing to avoid braking is 60 KIAS. This speed is crucial because exceeding it can lead to a number of operational challenges. At speeds higher than this threshold, the ability to control the aircraft during landing and rollout diminishes, increasing the risk of losing control or skidding due to excessive momentum. The guidance reflects a balance between maintaining enough energy to control the aircraft while preventing the need for aggressive braking, which could destabilize the landing. This information aligns with best practices for safe landing procedures, ensuring smooth operations in varied environmental conditions.