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This paper presents some problems concerning the present trends in the field of aircraft braking systems. New solutions like electro-mechanical or electro-hydrostatic actuators are considered the future, but some big aircraft producers do not renounce yet to classical electro-hydraulic braking systems. New solutions are not generally accepted, they have to prove their reliability and that they bring considerable more advantages than penalties.