Touch and go landings are conducted with which of the following?

Touch and go landings are conducted with the AGS (Auto Ground Spoilers) armed. This is important because arming the ground spoilers helps to enhance the deceleration of the aircraft upon landing, ensuring a rapid and safe stop after touchdown. The AGS automatically deploys spoilers on the wings, providing the necessary aerodynamic drag needed to help reduce the aircraft’s speed effectively, which is crucial during touch and go operations.

In this context, managing speed during approach and landing is imperative for a safe maneuver. With touch and go landings, where the aircraft transitions from landing back to takeoff almost immediately, having the AGS armed ensures that the pilot can maintain better control of speed and lift, making it an essential part of the procedure.

Other options would not be appropriate for touch and go landings, as they do not contribute to the necessary ground handling and stopping requirements of the aircraft in this specific operation.